Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

The truth is the Tories are hoping all there offenders will have died before the findings are published to the public.

by the way, i thought until a few months back you had been a lifelong tory supporter and benefactor ... or so you said

bit strange given your recent posts

Not of this present cabinet Cynic and certainly not of Thatcher since her son was exposed for Gun Running and a military coup and now knowing that she knew every little detail about her peado cabinet.

Everyones entitled to change there mind just look at TANKER and his mates going over to Labour, Max allegedly going over to UKIP.

Give me Davies and a new front bench and Ill be back with the Tories but not the liar camoron or the coke head Osbourne. Or even worse the mass killer IDS.

Napoleon,

How much of the "leadership" of the the "city" and "tories" are owned by the USA?

How much corporate "profits" goes into tory party coffers?

Disguised under various "tax" or "moral" labels.

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Part of the problem with unions, political parties, and especially government as being demonstrated by the tory mob in power, is that rather than the leadership undertaking their responsibility of leadership, they wish to stay in "power" and therefore respond to the mass of their sponsors, and bend and lean in the any direction which they hope will maintain them is their "power".

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Just read this quote.

Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. When you look into to the abyss, the abyss also looks into you.


Fred Nietzsche.

Just take a detailed look at Osbourne now and then 4 years back. Certainly something wrong with his health.

WE ALL KNOW HES BEEN ON A DIET, BUT HIS FACE EXPRESSIONS GIVE IT AWAY......HES ON POT OR SOMETHING STRONGER.

Be gods hes at it first thing in a morning aswel, that really takes the biscuit.

Useful words:

"could be"

GF.

Are you sure that that is not Haze the well known party hipster.

Why do you keep posting that clip of ozzy?

It's obviously doctored.

LOL he he.

No hays is still in bed, sleeping off last night dose.

Max,

Has he been doctored?


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Check the speed of hand gesticulations against facial movements.

Pretty clever doctoring, but initially thought the same as you"!

Not so sure!

Slowed down obviously, but Gideon does look a bit disheveled never the less.

Fred.

Video manipulation used to be the stuff of super-computers, not anymore, any tom, dick or harry can do it now on a decent laptop. (so I'm told)

Well there is certainly a dick on this thread !

Perhaps, he was thinking of his latest "lying" success.

Osborne accused of claiming false victory in EU budget row
By Reuters | Thu, 18th December 2014 - 01:14
LONDON (Reuters) - Finance minister George Osborne was criticised by the head of a parliamentary committee on Wednesday for claiming victory in a row with the European Union over an unexpected bill that triggered a diplomatic bust up with EU officials.

In November a statistical review of national income data generated a 2.1 billion euro bill that caught Prime Minster David Cameron by surprise, provoking a furious response.

The row inflamed tensions with Cameron's European counterparts and agitated the rebellious Eurosceptic wing of his Conservative party at a time when rising anti-EU sentiment among voters has forced Britain to contemplate leaving the bloc.

Osborne later claimed success in the budget battle, saying Britain would pay only half of what Brussels demanded, but EU officials said payment had not been reduced, only offset, and domestic political rivals accused Osborne of deception.

Osborne was on Wednesday criticised by parliament's Treasury Select Committee, which said the reduction was down to a rebate that was due to be paid anyway.

"It seems to me ... the bottom line didn't change a scrap," said committee chairman Andrew Tyrie, a Conservative lawmaker and respected former Treasury minister whose criticism will come as an embarrassment to Osborne.

Giving evidence to the session scrutinising his department, Osborne disagreed, saying that it had not been clear the rebate, which cut the bill by around a billion euros, was due to be disbursed.

He maintained that he had successfully fought to protect the British taxpayer.

"Having looked at the papers it seems to me pretty clear, and I'm surprised that you feel ... that it wasn't really clear," Tyrie said to senior Treasury official Mark Bowman who appeared before the committee alongside Osborne.

(Reporting by William James; Editing by Alison Williams)

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http://www.iii.co.uk/news-opinion/reuters/news/212591

DB4,

Is it true that you go out wearing a condom?

Looked exactly the same in PMQs yesterday.

Like I say if you can find a film from a few year (not a still) back check the difference.

Hes certainly on something.

Perhaphs its the labour women on the front bench and the perv is mesmerised.

Labour women on the front bench. Who let the dogs out? :0)

Morning all.

I had a bit of a Google and found this...



At the end of the clip there is a link to another humorous/interesting clip on the screen - "Cameron Diaz defends pubic hair".

BRUSSELS, Dec 18 (Reuters) - The European Union's supreme
court told Britain on Thursday that it could no longer require
entry visas in advance for non-EU citizens who are family
members of EU citizens and hold a residence permit from another
EU state.
Ruling in the case of Helena Patricia McCarthy Rodriguez, a
Colombian married to a man with British and Irish citizenship
living in Spain, the Court of Justice said EU rules did not
allow London to insist on her applying in advance for an entry
visa when she travelled from their home in Marbella to Britain.
There was no immediate response from the British government,
which has made obtaining greater national control of migration
from the rest of the EU a key objective as Prime Minister David
Cameron seeks to review Britain's relationship with the bloc
before a membership referendum he has promised to hold in 2017.
Cameron will meet his fellow EU leaders at a summit in
Brussels later on Thursday.
The court reviewed the case at the request of British judges
to whom the family had complained that a requirement for Helena
McCarthy to travel to the British consulate in Madrid every six
months to renew a visa breached an EU directive granting free
movement across the bloc for EU citizens and their families.
In a statement, the court said that Britain's concern at
levels of identity fraud did not give it the right to impose
automatic requirements on individuals like McCarthy, where there
was no suggestion of fraud or her marriage being a sham.
"National authorities are required to recognise, for the
purposes of entry into their territory without a visa, a
residence card issued ... by another member state, unless doubt
is cast on the authenticity of that card and the correctness of
the data appearing on it," the Court of Justice said.