badgerx16

Do we even do basic tactical training ? And as for passing it out from the back...................

It amuses me when the BBC reports that "Russia has accused Ukraine", as if it might have been an unprovoked attack, and there may be doubt as to the perpetrators. ( I suppose it could be a false flag operation, but probably not ). It should hardly come as a surprise to the Russians, given all the things that Ukraine is 'accusing' them of.

Other than the Mirror and the Morning Star, most of them are sycophantically flag waving and singing Rule Brittania whilst the Ship of State submerges. The only other significant outlet is the Star, which just pokes fun at everybody. Of the major broadcast media, SKY goes where it's ownership demands, the BBC is hamstrung by paranoia over "impartiality", and who watches much of ITN anyway ?

Feelgood

Roger

Bloodhound

Wyman's son married Mandy Smith's mother.

I'm not sure that this is how LD envisaged this thread progressing.

Regardless of the in/out discussion, where is the evidence that the UK is substantively and demonstrably better off after Brexit ? The Government is effectively the one that took over directly after the referendum, so has had 6 years, notwithstanding COVID, to build on and deliver the promises that Leave.EU made. Has the NHS yet been delivered of the mythical £350m per week ? How is the "oven ready" trade agreement doing ? Where is the trade deal with the US ? ( Just 3 of the minor issues - obviously the major points of no longer having the EU stars on car number plates, and not having the European Union mentioned on UK passports have been achieved ).

Gastropod

Which year ?

Well, he should know.

Loadsamoney

I think he came back. Not surprising, nowhere with the choice would tolerate him indefinitely.

Reversing Brexit is not simply a case of reversing a switch. The rules on new members are prohibitive to our attempting to regain our previous rebates, vetoes, and concessions, and as a result of the friction caused by Brexit the EU27 are not particularly well disposed to us in any case. You might as well suggest refloating the Titanic, ( and I think the analogy is actually quite appropriate ).

There is a reason why you are probably the most disliked poster on the forum.

GM's default position on every topic.

There are claims that the document Braverman 'accidentally' mishandled via email related to Cyber Security.

Can you imagine a country populated entirely by Farages, GMs, Mosins, and Duckhunters ?

Russia's Security Council has now changed the prupose of the SMO from 'de-nazification' to 'de-Satanisation'.

And just in case anybody thought GM had managed to string more than two sentences together without assistance, this is the the unacknowledged source of his cut&paste exercise; https://www.briefingsforbritain.co.uk/what-impact-is-brexit-having-on-the-uk-economy/ Formerly Briefings For Brexit, it is a strongly pro-Brexit and heavily biased source.

https://www.ft.com/content/7a209a34-7d95-47aa-91b0-bf02d4214764 "But as the sixth anniversary of the UK’s vote to leave the EU approaches, economists are starting to quantify the damage caused by the erection of trade barriers with its biggest market, separating the “Brexit effect” from the damage caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. They conclude that the damage is real and it is not over yet." https://obr.uk/box/the-latest-evidence-on-the-impact-of-brexit-on-uk-trade/

/MLG mode Poisons his dog with a cyanide pill //MLGmode

Satan isn't that bad - he is just a dyslexic Santa.

When I saw the thread title I thought it was a new TV show.