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Tamesaint

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  1. He used to be a skate but he's all right now.
  2. He certainly demonstrates the intellectual (let's call it) limitations of Guided Missile.
  3. You may have loads of email addresses but your knowledge of the facts is pitifully poor. Northern Ireland voted to remain in the referendum. Perhaps your lack of knowledge of basic facts explains why your predictions are so wrong.
  4. Calm down dear, calm down. You are clearly rattled. You were the one who dissed it yesterday and thought that it would struggle to reach 2 million. You were clearly wrong. Your judgement is amusingly incorrect yet instead of admitting it you continue to belittle it. Why ? Don't you like the thought of people expressing their opinion ?? Just admit it ... Your judgement of the size of this petition has been wrong . As I said don't gamble on anything this weekend because your predictive abilities are obviously rather lacking.
  5. 3.7 million now chum and still growing. A word of advice. Don't try to bet on any horses this weekend.
  6. Not really. Any post Brexit restrictions on the import of French or other European cheeses will affect cheese lovers. Any increase in the cost of European cheese due to Brexit will affect cheese lovers. Indeed the drop in the value of the pound since June 2016 has already increased the cost. I reckon that the Love Island bird was talking sense.
  7. He gets annoyed if people say that the chemicals he flogs damage the environment... which of course they don't...no siree.... not one teeny weeny bit.... It is just those nasty people in Europe who hate British sovereignty who think they do
  8. I don't know why you bother with him. He announces that he has people on ignore like a 7 year old prima Donna but is the able to read whatever they post. Mind you he is probably too busy sourcing piano wire in industrial quantities to spend time reading posts on here.
  9. Leader of Nigel Farage's party resigns over anti-Islam messages https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/mar/20/leader-of-pro-brexit-party-catherine-blaiklock-resigns-over-anti-islam-messages? Another one of Wes's comments that already looks just a teeny weeny bit wrong : lol:
  10. Looks like some piano wire will have to be delivered to the Speaker's house
  11. What you mean "Southampton born" Sick Note.
  12. Lol. Let's face it there is a fat chance of any other person with a tenuous link with Portsmouth being called up for England. As a matter of interest when was the last graduate of Pompey's youth team / academy called up for England?
  13. https://www.theguardian.com/football/2019/mar/17/maurizio-sarri-chelsea-everton? Not quite what the Guardian thinks. It sounds as if you were lucky to still be in the match at half time.
  14. Everton's first win against a top 6 team for nearly 800 days. Who does that remind you of ??
  15. Everton's first win against a top 6 team for nearly 800 days. Who does that remind you of ?? H
  16. I think that is patently obvious. The extremes which the leading Tories are going to in order to pander to the right wing fantasies of the Conservative membership are quite hilarious. There is "The saj" (his own description of himself) who cracks down on and makes a big story out of the dozen illegal immigrants who crossed the Channel around Christmas. There is Gavin Williamson making bellicose comments about using his yet to be commissioned aircraft carrier against China. Jeremy Hunt is all of a sudden voting with the hard-core Brexiteers despite having been a leading Remainer during the referendum. Boris, Davis , Gove and even that intellectual Mcvey all fancy their chances of becoming leader and are pandering to the right wing gallery. It just needs Failing Grayling to throw his hat in the ring and all the incompetents will be there together. In normal circumstances the electorate would give this lot a huge thumbs down at the next election. With the Labour party however in its current state , under its current leader and unable to capitalise on Tory divisions the scary prospect is that one of the Tory incompetents could end up as PM.
  17. It's the last time I'll ask - we can all see that you have no idea why you don't like the "worst deal in our history". I think that you will find that this was the phrase that came out of Wes's Random phrase generator at the time he was writing. Little logic behind it - just hyperbole.
  18. No . Labour will continue in opposition. Tribal loyalties will ensure that they still exist but they will never be in power with the likes of Corbyn as their leader. It is what makes the thought of a General Election so unappealing to those with views in the centre / centre right of politics. The choice of government is between a Little Englander Tory party hell bent on an economic policy which will cause untold damage to the country or an economically illiterate party of loons who couldn't decide to make a cup of tea without taking a succession of votes on the pros and cons of tea making. I guess this is why the TIG got going. FPTP however may well cause TIG to disappear.
  19. You keep banging on about a "seismic" (your phrase not mine) change going to happen in British politics but I think you are wrong: 1. You overestimate the importance of Brexit. You are quite clearly turned on by the subject but you are in a minority. Surely even you have heard friends saying how bored they are of Brexit. It is customary now for television and radio presenters to apologise for mentioning "The B word". It is not as important to most people as it is to youn 2. I am fully aware of the tide of populism in Europe - much of it in countries with a short lived democratic history. Tribal loyalties and historic links have embedded the 2 party system in the British psyche much deeper than you think. Remind me again how many parliamentary elections has Farage stood in and how many has he won? At the end of the day when it comes to a General Election the majority return to the safety of voting for the main 2 parties. 3. Any populist movement in the UK will somehow have to cope with the FPTP system. There may well be a lot of huff and puff about breaking the mould of politics but it is almost impossible with FPTP. How many votes did UKIP win in the 2015 GE and how many parliamentary seats did they win ?? It seems from your posts that you like the thought of populism taking off in Britain. You are going to be disappointed.
  20. Wes doesn't seem to realise that UKIP version 2019 is nothing like the UKIP of 2015. Under the current leader Batten and his advisor Yaxeley Lennon they are little more than a BNP style racist party. Last week he was all over the place on this issue and clearly still hasn't cottoned on to why Farage, Nuttall and Coburn have all left. As for JJ.... well he only believes something if it appears on some alt right website.
  21. I agree entirely. It smelt bad right from the start and only the naively gullible would want to make it an issue and alter the mood created by Saturday's result.
  22. Corrected for you.
  23. Very good. I have been there on countless occasions with Saints. There for the grace of God ......
  24. Very true.... but you have to remember that some of the people who post on the match thread have some (let's call it) "unusual" views.
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