Lord Duckhunter

Correct They've got absolutely no chance of doing that. Hitler was an existential threat to us and at times it looked like we could face defeat, 23,000 mad Islamic half wits have no chance. All they can do is cause massive heartache & pain for a small number of people & change our way of life slightly. Israel manages to survive despite a hell of a lot more. We'll probably face hundreds if not thousands of innocent deaths in the next 20 years, but 99.9% of us will not be anywhere near any sort of danger. Ours is probably the safest & most tolerant country in the world for all sorts of different religions & beliefs,and I believe it will remain so, provided the authorities take people's concerns seriously. We are an island, it beggars belief that people can slip back into the country after fighting for ISIS. Anybody coming back from these areas needs to be locked up and interrogated until they prove their trip was valid. These people on the watch list similar, they should prove they are not a threat to us, not us prove they are. I'd like to see more armed police, more border guards,ID cards and more powers to tap people's phones & monitor their internet. We need to ban all faith schools & abandon this multi cultural pony. Within a generation West Indians & other early immigrants became British, not by being ghettoised, but by embracing & adding to British culture. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

In the midsts of all your stupid posts I missed responding to this one. I repeat, it does not work like this. VvD's agent will be told the price Saints are willing to sell him for, he will then tout him around other clubs. That's it, that's how it works nowadays. Or at least that's what someone connected to a Premier league club told me. Maybe he was wrong & you're right, maybe he's a troll winding people up & you're a sensible bloke who knows the ins & outs of transfers. Personally, I do believe that agents arrange things before the buying club ever receive an offer. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Police now confirm 6 dead & 20 injured & that 3 terrorists shot within 8 mins of authorities being called. Looks like the foreign press leak from 2 hours ago was pretty accurate. Could have been a lot lot worse. Reckon the SAS stuff could have been on the money, doubt we'll ever know for sure. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'd waterboard the **** ers Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Foreign news agency reporting 4 dead & 20 injured on bridge . Also saying first helicopter was "Blue Thunder " SAS counter terrorist group. If true I'd imagine the attackers met their maker pretty quickly Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Bloke on BBC saying he was in ale house & a women staggered in with her throat cut, ****ing horrific Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

https://m.imgur.com/ZeJW9aG Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Imagine what would happen if they attacked a provincial town or city. London has all those armed officers, and they're struggling to contain this. **** me if they attacked Bournemouth, Southampton or Brighton, they could kill a lot more people Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Vauxhall now. Looks like the authorities worst nightmare, roaming attacks. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Euro news reporting 4 people had their throats cut. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Reports that 3 blokes dressed in black jumped out of van after it had mowed pedestrians down Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Bloke on sky who lives in flat by incident claims he's ex military and he heard prolonged gunfire . Claims that there was then a helicopter on scene before police cars . Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

#nothingtodowithislam Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Not one of those ****ing Hindu drink drivers? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The polls are actually doing a great job.... They're doing a great job getting out the Tory vote , and a great job in driving floating voters in marginal seats, towards the Tories. I'm just hoping the last polls prior to Thursday point to Steptoe, propped up by Krankie,Little Timmy & Lucas. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

What's he's on about is lefties refusing to accept democratic results. Personally I enjoy their marches & protests and the whine fest on tv. Makes their defeats even funnier Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

If Corbyn hoovers up greens & Lib dem votes and racks up votes where they're already safe, he could quite easily reach 36% of the vote & we still end up with a Tory majority of 70. With 6% more of the vote share than Brown & 5% more than Milliband it'll be hard to shift him. Kinnock got 30% of the vote and stayed on even though Thatcher got over 100 majority. Clearly it was different as he actually cut the majority she had, but the people who surround Corbyn are not going to give in to the moderates and go easily. If the Tories are facing Corbyn or another hard left candidate in 5 years time they'll be absolutely delighted. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

"Consensus politics" LOL. Really? That is the last thing you can label him & his supporters. If he stays after his defeat, he'll purge the party of moderates, de select opponents & change the trident policy. He's not toeing the party line for a consensus, but because it would have cost him votes or even the leadership. Lets see his version of refreshing consensus politics when the inquest after his defeat is held. My bet is they'll blame the moderates,I can hear it now,"if only they'd backed Jezza from the start, he'd have won". The bile aimed at "Red Tories"will be far from consensual. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Correct. Corbyn is clearly against Trident but won't say outright because it'll cost him votes. He had to toe the party line because failure to do so would have really caused issues with the PLP. He's abandoned his principles for votes & the party, just like every other politician. So much for being a different type of politician Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

There's 2 credible positions on nuclear weapons. Pay for them & be prepared to use them or don't buy them and therefore don't use them. What isn't credible and therefore weak , is paying for them but refusing to use them., Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Boris brilliant in the spin room on BBC news 24. lol I thought one labour bod was going to chin him. He's winding lefties up left right and centre. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Corbyn terrible on defence & the IRA. Doubt if he's turned one floating voter tonight. Probably his worse performance so far. He's strong when he sticks to what he believes but struggles when he's bluffing. On defence & the IRA his real beliefs are unpalatable to the majority of the people so he has to bluff & bluster. He looks shifty on those subjects. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Someone at the BBC is going to hauled over the coals tomorrow. Way too balanced audience . Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

What is it with lefties. Fist question in QT tonight."Why won't you debate & answer questions" ". I'd have answered " I'm here on question time debating with voters , The clue is in the title you **** wit " She's started well imo Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm amazed at the amount of supporters who are still stuck in the last century when it comes to transfers. Still believe that one club rings another one with an offer. That clubs can generate an auction and sell to the highest bidder. Basically, what happens in 80% of deals nowadays is the agent will get a selling price from Saints, he will then contact 4 or 5 clubs and offer the player to to them at that price. The agent will then negotiate deals with each interested club . Then,based on the agent/players preferred option, that club will then make Saints an offer. Which will be the "selling price " previously agreed. So if Saints indicated to his agent that they want £70 million for VvD, that's what they'll get. If Liverpool are willing to pay £3 million more, that's not coming to us . Its going straight into the agents pocket for delivering them the player. Of course the big clubs can dictate a bit more, can insist that the selling price only applies to clubs from outside the country or non rivals. What I've been told, and I don't know how true this is, but clubs have agreed a selling price for the following season or seasons if they stay. For example we will sell VvD for £70 million this year, but if he stays his agent has a gentleman's agreement that next year it'll be £45 million. Those are just example figures to emphasis the point. I was told this by somebody close to another premier league club's scouting network. Not the specifics about VvD but the general principle of how the top players/agents & clubs operate. It stinks, but don't forget agents will be touting players to us having already arranged the price we'll have to pay. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk