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Posted
2 minutes ago, trousers said:

You know the world's gone mad when Nigel Farage and Zarah Sultana are on a similar wavelength...

 

 

 

 

Farage and Sultana, two miserable bores who should never be allowed near to Government.

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Posted
37 minutes ago, trousers said:

You know the world's gone mad when Nigel Farage and Zarah Sultana are on a similar wavelength...

 

 

 

 

Call me mad but I really don't care about shit like this. People do cringe shit in their workplace all the time and it doesn't have an impact on their ability to do their job.

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Posted
14 minutes ago, hypochondriac said:

Call me mad but I really don't care about shit like this. People do cringe shit in their workplace all the time and it doesn't have an impact on their ability to do their job.

Yep, agreed, plus life doesn't stop here because there's a war happening in the middle east. 

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Posted (edited)
16 minutes ago, egg said:

Yep, agreed, plus life doesn't stop here because there's a war happening in the middle east. 

Exactly, I got on with work today same as everyone else.

Well, apart from one retired Boomer driving a Range Rover the size of Snowdonia who decided to block our local petrol station and fill up no less than four enormous containers of diesel.️ 

So when supplies run lower and OPEC screw us to the floor, you know who it was.

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Posted
58 minutes ago, trousers said:

You know the world's gone mad when Nigel Farage and Zarah Sultana are on a similar wavelength...

 

 

 

 

I can’t believe anyone watches football or comedy when the world teeters on brink of WW3. Or for that matter when immigrants are crossing the channel.

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Posted
6 minutes ago, whelk said:

I can’t believe anyone watches football or comedy when the world teeters on brink of WW3. Or for that matter when immigrants are crossing the channel.

This is peak time to watch comedy - all sorts of new and inappropriate material. On that, the Attic in Totton has morphed into a brilliant comedy club, and the curry house on the corner is superb. Highly recommended for an alternative night out. 

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Posted
11 minutes ago, whelk said:

I can’t believe anyone watches football or comedy when the world teeters on brink of WW3. Or for that matter when immigrants are crossing the channel.

Nice to see they’ve developed some new policies…oh

Their own internal research (probably conducted by a YTS boy) shows that two-thirds of Reform members admire Rupert Lowe and similar for Soggy’s favourite.

Whoever put that update on Nigel Redknapp’s desk would’ve been risking the sack https://www.facebook.com/rupertlowemep/videos/restore-britain-has-100000-membershistory-in-the-making/1639133300844726/

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cd03lgmkr70o

Posted
10 minutes ago, egg said:

This is peak time to watch comedy - all sorts of new and inappropriate material. On that, the Attic in Totton has morphed into a brilliant comedy club, and the curry house on the corner is superb. Highly recommended for an alternative night out. 

A mate was mentioning the Attic being very good. Tickets often sell v fast though 

Posted
4 hours ago, badgerx16 said:

Superb rebuttal. You have made your point clearly and definitively.

Were you captain of your school debating team ?

 

10 minutes ago, Lord Duckhunter said:

Yes

Oh no you weren't...

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Posted
16 minutes ago, whelk said:

A mate was mentioning the Attic being very good. Tickets often sell v fast though 

They do. Peg and Parrot over the road, two en suite Indian restaurants, free parking, sweary/non woke comedians. What's not to like. 

Posted
Just now, Lord Duckhunter said:

If Davey”s “heart is in the right place” why did he pretend he didn’t know ex pats  start paying tax as soon as they return to reside in the UK. Playing to the gallery, like every other politician….

As you said yourself, they all do it. I don’t think he’s especially effective either despite the GE large seats gain, but none of the others impress me in the slightest either. Ashdown would have cleaned up, pants down or not.

Posted
3 minutes ago, Gloucester Saint said:

Thought I’d top up your tally

Thanks pal I collect laughing reactions like SOG collects celebrity pals at village lunches 

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Posted
29 minutes ago, Gloucester Saint said:

As you said yourself, they all do it. I don’t think he’s especially effective either despite the GE large seats gain, but none of the others impress me in the slightest either. Ashdown would have cleaned up, pants down or not.

Given the rise of the Green Party, Ed is going to have to start streaking, or do even more wacky stuff, to get noticed.

Posted
6 minutes ago, AlexLaw76 said:

Given the rise of the Green Party, Ed is going to have to start streaking, or do even more wacky stuff, to get noticed.

Nearer to a GE people start scrutinising policies far more. Plus most of the polls don’t take tactical voting into account. If the Greens can’t win but LD or Labour could beat Reform in a seat they may switch over however much they like Polanski (not sure why they would, but each to their own!). Only just had dinner so will pass on the thought of Ed streaking 🤮

 

Posted
2 minutes ago, Stripey McStripe Shirt said:

 

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Epic TV.

"crucially, that is not in Iran otherwise they would all be machine gunned and killed"

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Trump says that "Bad things happen when crazy people have nuclear weapons". Well, on that I agree with him.....Trump, Putin, Kim, all have nuclear weapons.

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Posted
19 hours ago, Farmer Saint said:

Yeah, UAE, Qatar and KSA are known for not having much money.

Having money doesn't mean you're particularly keen on spaffing billions up the wall on a few missiles defending against drones that cost a few thousand to produce for an extended period. 

Posted (edited)
16 hours ago, badgerx16 said:

Farage and Sultana, two miserable bores who should never be allowed near to Government.

And yet, it is absolutely inappropriate that parliamentarians are behaving like this at at time when the UK is being reprimanded by world powers ranging from Cyprus to the usa, having foreign service personnel reliant on the Greeks for defence, unable and unwilling to act in self defence against iran, and unable to even get a single evacuation flight out of the middle east after 6days, whilst even countries as small as Thailand can manage it, and the USA has rescued 18,000 of their own citizens.

And its not like the economy is doing well, unemployment isn't spiralling etc. I bet the students they're trying to shaft by freezing the repayment threshold are delighted to see them dancing around enjoying themselves. Newsflash for the government, when you're one of the worst performing ones in recent memory, don't draw attention to yourselves pissing about.

Just shows that we've got a load of incompetent unserious cockwombles having a jolly on the taxpayers dime... certainly getting our monies worth out of them.

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Posted
17 minutes ago, hypochondriac said:

Having money doesn't mean you're particularly keen on spaffing billions up the wall on a few missiles defending against drones that cost a few thousand to produce for an extended period. 

I think you've just read a load of bollocks, that's all. 

Posted
8 minutes ago, Saint86 said:

And yet, it is absolutely inappropriate that parliamentarians are behaving like this at at time when the UK is being reprimanded by world powers ranging from Cyprus to the usa, having foreign service personnel reliant on the Greeks for defence, unable and unwilling to act in self defence against iran, and unable to even get a single evacuation flight out of the middle east after 6days, whilst even countries as small as Thailand can manage it, and the USA has rescued 18,000 of their own citizens.

And its not like the economy is doing well, unemployment isn't spiralling etc. I bet the students they're trying to shaft by freezing the repayment threshold are delighted to see them dancing around enjoying themselves. Newsflash for the government, when you're one of the worst performing ones in recent memory, don't draw attention to yourselves pissing about.

Just shows that we've got a load of incompetent unserious cockwombles having a jolly on the taxpayers dime... certainly getting our monies worth out of them.

One of the worst performing in recent memory? Short memory there.

Worst Governments in recent history:

1. Truss - Conservative

2. Johnson - Conservative

3. Cameron - Conservative 

4. May - Conservative 

5. Sunak - Conservative

6. Starmer - Labour

7. Brown - Labour

8. Cameron/Clegg - Conservative/Lib Dems

9. Blair - Labour

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Posted
11 minutes ago, Farmer Saint said:

One of the worst performing in recent memory? Short memory there.

Worst Governments in recent history:

1. Truss - Conservative

2. Johnson - Conservative

3. Cameron - Conservative 

4. May - Conservative 

5. Sunak - Conservative

6. Starmer - Labour

7. Brown - Labour

8. Cameron/Clegg - Conservative/Lib Dems

9. Blair - Labour

If Reform get in (god forbid) Truss will move to no 2

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Posted
1 hour ago, Saint86 said:

And yet, it is absolutely inappropriate that parliamentarians are behaving like this at at time when the UK is being reprimanded by world powers ranging from Cyprus to the usa, having foreign service personnel reliant on the Greeks for defence, unable and unwilling to act in self defence against iran, and unable to even get a single evacuation flight out of the middle east after 6days, whilst even countries as small as Thailand can manage it, and the USA has rescued 18,000 of their own citizens.

And its not like the economy is doing well, unemployment isn't spiralling etc. I bet the students they're trying to shaft by freezing the repayment threshold are delighted to see them dancing around enjoying themselves. Newsflash for the government, when you're one of the worst performing ones in recent memory, don't draw attention to yourselves pissing about.

Just shows that we've got a load of incompetent unserious cockwombles having a jolly on the taxpayers dime... certainly getting our monies worth out of them.

That looks like a lot of effort to post a load of shite

Posted
1 hour ago, Farmer Saint said:

I think you've just read a load of bollocks, that's all. 

Personally I'd trust a New York Times article (or the Times where I read it originally) over some randomer on an internet forum. 

 

 

 

Posted
1 hour ago, hypochondriac said:

Personally I'd trust a New York Times article (or the Times where I read it originally) over some randomer on an internet forum. 

 

 

 

Well, I guess we'll see what happens and can revisit this at the end of the war.

Posted
41 minutes ago, Farmer Saint said:

Well, I guess we'll see what happens and can revisit this at the end of the war.

Even if it doesn't happen it's obviously not bollocks and is a valid perspective. From Iran who have few options, looking to deplete very expensive resources with cheaper strikes seems fairly rational. 

Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, hypochondriac said:

Even if it doesn't happen it's obviously not bollocks and is a valid perspective. From Iran who have few options, looking to deplete very expensive resources with cheaper strikes seems fairly rational. 

For some of the wealthiest countries in the World. I just don't buy it. They're just hitting out at US allies, and they have a lot of drones, that's all. I assume if they wanted to hit the countries financially, they'd be hitting oil extraction plants, docks, business centres etc and it doesn't seem to be what they're concentrating on.

Also, not sure how cheap Ballistic Missiles are...

“As of Sunday 1st March, the UAE has intercepted 541 drones, 165 ballistic missiles and 2 cruise missiles, demonstrating its defence capabilities” says Katy Keenan, CEO, British Chamber of Commerce Dubai.

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Posted
42 minutes ago, Farmer Saint said:

For some of the wealthiest countries in the World. I just don't buy it. They're just hitting out at US allies, and they have a lot of drones, that's all. I assume if they wanted to hit the countries financially, they'd be hitting oil extraction plants, docks, business centres etc and it doesn't seem to be what they're concentrating on.

 

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Posted
23 hours ago, whelk said:

I can’t believe anyone watches football or comedy when the world teeters on brink of WW3. Or for that matter when immigrants are crossing the channel.

No no, Nige and Sultana say everyone should stop doing anything, I mean, why are you still shopping? Why are you showering? Why are you watching the latest box set on TV and going for lunch with a work colleague, it's nearly WW3 ... 🌚

These people are insane. 

Posted (edited)
4 hours ago, Farmer Saint said:

For some of the wealthiest countries in the World. I just don't buy it. They're just hitting out at US allies, and they have a lot of drones, that's all. I assume if they wanted to hit the countries financially, they'd be hitting oil extraction plants, docks, business centres etc and it doesn't seem to be what they're concentrating on.

Also, not sure how cheap Ballistic Missiles are...

“As of Sunday 1st March, the UAE has intercepted 541 drones, 165 ballistic missiles and 2 cruise missiles, demonstrating its defence capabilities” says Katy Keenan, CEO, British Chamber of Commerce Dubai.

 

UAE is using expensive missile defences to shoot down cheapo drones. So far, it has been very succesful with hardly any direct hits achieved by Iran, despite UK media hysterics.

Economically it's not sustainable, though, and they don't have an infinite supply. This is why they want Ukraine to come and show them how to make cheap interceptor drones and why the US also wants this help.

 

4 hours ago, hypochondriac said:

 

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Yes, this is the strategy. It's not going to work though. Remember the Venezuela episode? It's almost as if the US wanted a ready supply of oil before launching this attack.... it's the same campaign. Venezuela was about Iran.

What this will do, is not fuck the US (no more than Trump already fucks the US economy), but fuck the UK and Europe, if access to the Red Sea becomes impossible. That means supplies from Asia need to sail round Africa instead of going via Suez, increasing costs and delays. We can start bulk buying bog roll again in anticipation. It will also fuck Japan and South Korea and other Asian economies needing sea route access to gas and oil. China is probably not as exposed, although they won't want this to carry on for too long.

The reality is that Iran has no cards to play and can't really create an escalation severe enough to deter US and Israel. So this will probably carry on until someone grants a Trump family member the right to make some (more) profit out of Iran.

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