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That's not my response, and I'm not from the left. If you say it's a plan, explain who you think is planning it. It's a simple question.

I'm not the one making bold claims. Who's planned in the 50's to overrun Europe with Muslims 70 years later? Who's behind any ongoing plan? It's your claim, so it's for you to explain.

Oh I see. A plan in the 50's to overrun Europe with Muslims 70 years later. Hmm. Sounds a bit MLT.

Who's plan is this?

We've got a campervan and wouldn't go back. Just need to be disciplined about how you use it. We only stay on nice sites with decent facilities, keep daily driving low, have plenty of stops (lunch, sites, bakeries, farm shop, etc), and stay somewhere where we either have peace and quiet and don't want to go far or somewhere we can walk to in the evening for food or whatever. CBA with sleeping on a roadside, shitting in the van, or making hard work of it.

Budapest is great and a good weekender. Easy to get around, both sides very different, good restaurants, the ruin bars are fun, amazing architecture, spas everywhere, reasonable prices but not cheap as say Krakow. We really enjoyed it.

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The Oman thing is interesting, and if you read his words re bombing them, he didn't mention them getting in the way of a deal to open the strait. That's the wide spread assumption, but not what he actually said. The strait won't open. The South Korea thing is odd, but I think it may just be punishment for their unwillingness to get involved in Iran, and leverage to get them to buy more US oil. Either way, he's nuts, but there's more in play here than appears at first blush.

It won't open. An open strait means no need for an oil pipeline to the med.

On a slightly related theme, I once went on a stag do which started at Northlands Road and was gatecrashed by Aymes, Smith and a couple of others. Absolute carnage.

Exactly this. Him, Woods, and countless others, were the best at that they did despite having various issues. To have achieved what they have against that backdrop is remarkable.

Neither played for the u21's so I'm guessing either injured, earmarked for a loan, or around the squad but didn't make the 2O.

They played Friday so Sunday lunchtime would be too early. That said, Moses Sesay apparently played well, and could be one to breakthrough. Not sure what's happened to Barnaby Williams though.

Some great shouts up there - Woods, Thompson, Maradona, Senna, Calzaghe, Warne, in particular. 3 alternatives: Michael Jordan Steve Redgrave Ronnie O'Sullivan

I was on a ferry. Everyone was out of signal, and when we got in range, hundreds of phones went loopy. When that happens, you assume it's for something serious, not telling us the bleeding obvious.