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Weston Super Saint

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  1. Plan's working well! Focussing on criticising the Government seems to have lost them a stronghold seat that has never been in conservative hands... Time for a rethink?
  2. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-57016110 Pretty sure that 'scientists' also said yesterday that whilst it was more transmissable (haven't we heard that about every variant so far?), it is also less lethal....
  3. Not sure they're convinced Kier is playing a blinder in Hartlepool.
  4. No way this can be described as random chance! https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-56994408 As Ms Cisse's husband points out :
  5. Hang on, it was a BLM protest wasn't it - the guy behind the flag certainly seems to think so judging by the fist...
  6. Is this in the right thread or should it be in 'things that are racist'?
  7. Playing devil's advocate.... In the UK there are an estimated 2.2 million 'vulnerable' people : https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/healthandsocialcare/conditionsanddiseases/bulletins/coronavirusandclinicallyextremelyvulnerablepeopleinengland/22februaryto27february2021 As of yesterday, just shy of 15 million people have had both vaccinations : https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/details/vaccinations Assuming that the clinically vulnerable are vaccinated first - and frankly it would be mental if they aren't!! - then every single one of them must have had 2 jabs by now, so what exactly are we waiting for if the aim is to protect both them and the NHS?
  8. He's admitted that on one occasion he spoke inappropriately. I assume that is the reason for the apology...
  9. @egg Sharing sexually explicit photos and videos without consent seems pretty much like a slam dunk to me. Is trial by media justice? At no point have I said they are lying, just disagreeing with their methods - I get what you say about one person's word against another and the burden of proof in the criminal courts, but I also understand that the opposite is true when it comes to the media and the mud that is flung first tends to stick without any actual evidence.
  10. Phew, well, if it 'seems' there is a case then that's alright then! It 'seems' that he has been accused of a number of acts that are illegal : https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2021/apr/29/actor-noel-clarke-accused-of-groping-harassment-and-bullying-by-20-women Why have these 20 women decided it would be better to speak to the Guardian rather than report these alleged crimes to the police where they could achieve actual justice?
  11. Hand on heart, do you honestly believe that Boris is in charge of dishing out the contracts?
  12. Is your argument that unless someone is 100% correct on every single point (and presumably agrees entirely with your opinions / beliefs), then nothing they say can ever hold any credibility? Presumably that would include James Lovelock who now sits in the camp of never having any credibility? Seems an odd opinion to hold given that the climate is constantly changing and there is no way that any single person can be correct all the time - unless you've developed a fool proof system to predict the weather short, medium and long term!
  13. 12 feet.
  14. You assume wrongly. I live 3 miles from the second largest tidal range in the world - we know a little bit about rising waters
  15. Current estimates have the oceans rising by 1 whole foot by 2100. It shouldn't be beyond the wit of those living a foot above current sea levels to sort themselves out with a few sandbags in the next 79 years....
  16. I'm sure you think you're making some kind of 'gotcha' point with this video, but at no point does he use the word 'forcefully'. In fact, that whole video is exactly the same as the leaflet I posted a link to, which, just to remind you has this little phrase in it : He even states you should push it in until you feel resistance. For your next trick, I'm sure you'll conjure up a video of someone taking their own blood for these magic blood tests that are way more accurate when they are conducted in a lab....
  17. And yet, the prosecutor doesn 't agree that race was involved. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/crime/chauvin-keith-ellison-60-minutes-b1837628.html I appreciate your point about the police system being racist, there are also claims that the UK is racist, that doesn't necessarily mean that everyone living in the UK is racist, in the same way that not every police officer in Minnesota is definitely racist.
  18. WTF are you on about, or have you just made this up to make yourself look all superior? I did a PCR test last May and don't remember anything in the instructions about being 'forceful'. Having checked, it would appear the instructions haven't changed significantly in almost a year : https://www.publichealth.hscni.net/sites/default/files/2020-06/RTS_Self Test English_Final.pdf As per the quote above taken from the PDF from public health, I'd go so far as to point out that the instructions state "swab gently" and "slight resistance"! These are the instructions that have been given to pretty much every single person who has taken a CoVid test in the last year. I'd hazard a guess that the overwhelming majority of those people are also 'untrained' - pretty sure the only circumstances where a 'trained' person is carrying out the test is in circumstances where someone cannot do it themselves (if they are in a coma in hospital, for example). The rapid tests carried out in schools, airports etc are only less accurate because of the way the results are delivered - i.e. they are not analysed by a trained person in a lab! - not because the person hasn't been specifically trained to stick something up their nose! If you can read and understand what is written, you can effectively take the test! As for your last sentence "The blood tests conducted at a lab are way more accurate." another load of horseshit that is completely wrong! Blood tests are only carried out in order to identify antibodies and not to diagnose whether or not someone is infected.
  19. I did miss those, but to be fair it's not a surprise. Timmy certainly does have a superiority complex (probably small man syndrome) and runs and hides when you ask him to back up his nonsense claims...
  20. Happy Lesbian visibility week. https://www.lesbianvisibilityweek.com/
  21. I'll take that as an admission that you cannot backup your own claim then. Odd really given that you claim I'm wrong 'time and time again', you'd think you could just pick a post of mine at random and job done....
  22. Go for it, quote one of my posts that is factually wrong - shouldn't be hard as I'm apparently wrong 'time after time'. Then let us know the name of the nurse carrying out all the vaccinations in your local surgery
  23. Presumably JP Morgan???
  24. If that is real, then there is no question that she is one of ainclever's relations!
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