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Another African-American legally carrying a gun is killed by Police, this time in Alabama, whilst trying to defend people from a gunman. Perhaps there is a 'training issue' with the Police perception of armed non-white citizens.

Plenty of thick Southerners, some of them post on here.

Stamp hard on his foot early on.

What about Anguila ? https://www.economist.com/britain/2018/08/09/beaches-and-borders

It's only the fact that Fulham are away at Chelsea next Sunday that reassures me that we won't be bottom after next weekend.

GM might have a solution for you.

Who on Earth is there available for @£20m that can match the VFM of Carrillo ?

How on Earth is that going to happen ?

Doesn't that presuppose that the a new DOF would make a better job of the managerial appointment than our last DOF made with his last 3 managers ?

Who, should we go down, will claim to be too good to play in the Championship.

cracker

That's about 10 more than we are on course for.

Keep taking the optimism pills. The defence, especially in the fullback areas, was amateur as best, and how many clear chances did either Gabi or Chas have ? "but missed chances and mistakes are killing us" Surely the coaches should have addressed this by now, it's the same every flipping week.

Is it bad that I'm not even bothered anymore ? Match day comes around, Saints lose, normality prevails.

[h=1]Hughes OUT[/h] Please.

West Hampstead

Imports to the EU must meet EU standards. https://ec.europa.eu/food/safety/international_affairs/trade/poultry_en The objection to chlorine washing is that animal welfare and abbatoir hygeine standards in the US are lower than in the EU, which actually helps reduce production costs for the meat,. However, this is also seen as generating a greater risk of food contamination due to 'dirty' work practices, and the application of the chlorine dioxide 'wash' is not deemed to be a sufficiently effective remediation.

I think describing Cameron and Osborne as 'screw-ups' is fair.

I never said that he did, I merely posted direct quotes from his Channel 4 News interview. I leave it to other people to fabricate 'facts' or deliberately misread things, usually it's Politicians.

Go back and read what I posted, and quoted ( from JRM himself " We won't know the full economic consequences for a very long time". "....whether it will be better or worse". ). Don't insult my intelligence, I think that so far I've been reasonably courteous towards you. Also, most of those who had just passed voting age at the point of the referendum voted to remain, and I suggest that those who have reached it since would most likely hold the same opinion.

He is one of the main people telling us that this is a great opportunity for the country, yet when pressed he, at best, hedges his bets, and at worst, implies that things may well turn out worse. Nobody in the Leave campaign implied that it may well be decades before we even knew the true impact of Brexit. Almost everybody that voted to leave will be dead in 50 years, I reckon that most of them expected to see a tangible benefit much, much, earlier. What I want to know is what his true motive is, what he thinks he personally is going to gain from Brexit.

Come on Wes, what about the rest of it ? "This will be a choice for the electorate, The electorate ultimately will be the judge of this, and will decide whether Brexit has been a success or failure." [ In which case, how and when would this happen ? What if it does, indeed, turn out to be a failure ? ] "....I may not know for years to come whether it, ( the economy ), will be better or worse..." "We will know at some point, but it's a matter of timescale..." "We won't know the full economic consequences for a very long time" and finally "The overwhelming opportunity for Brexit is over the next 50 years" He doesn't sound completely convinced that this is going to work.

What makes you think they are all actually extant now ? The 2 either side of the undead creature in the middle certainly look suspiciously as if they have been propped up.

They look a real band of Happy Campers.

I love this line in the BBC story "What to look for in Brexit declaration?"; "Language is being sought to ensure everyone can claim they got what they wanted." https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-46278361