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.

Why?



Faith schools must be forced to teach about homosexuality – Andy Burnham

Religion must not be used to allow schools to avoid teaching about gay and lesbian relationships on the basis of ‘absolute equality’, says Labour leadership front-runner


http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/andy-burnham/11699408/Faith-schools-must-be-forced-to-teach-about-homosexuality-Andy-Burnham.html

Cameron is telling lies on is talks he has failed to get any changes that matter he should resign is post .
he is going to try and sell the uk down the pan.
wait for the back lash from real tory mps

the money claimed so far by leaders on doing a deal with Greece has cost over 6 billion euros . german personel have claim millions .

the eu is a stinking rotten corrupt shit hole
all milking the system

the expenses being claimed by eu leaders and the rabble they take with them is a dam disgrace . they are making millions out of corruption

Cameron set to go to referendum without EU ratifying treaty changes


PM accused of settling for ‘post-dated cheque’ as British officials confirm he accepts UK vote will be held before all member states confirm changes


Nicholas Watt and Ian Traynor in Brussels

Friday 26 June 2015 07.57 BST



David Cameron is to hold a referendum on Britain’s EU membership without a guarantee that the EU’s other 27 member states will have ratified his proposed reforms by the time of the vote, British officials have acknowledged.

Labour and Ukip accused the prime minister of planning to offer the British people a “post-dated cheque”, after UK officials confirmed in Brussels that the referendum will be held before his proposed EU treaty change has been fully ratified.



More cast iron promises here:http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/jun/25/david-cameron-set-to-go-to-referendum-without-eu-ratifying-treaty-changes

Cameron is a traitor a liar .
get us out of the eu

We won't leave the EU. The public will vote against it.

ever one I know and I no thousands will vote out .

Cameron to step down the week after the vote
remember this post ,
the liar to step down

You may know lots who will vote to leave, but the polls indicate otherwise. Logic also would tend to show that people will vote to stay in as they did in Scotland. The fear of leaving will keep them in. It is also clear that the government will press for us to stay in as Harold Wilson's government did years ago. Leaving the EU is a lost cause. We may, at most, stay on the fringes as we do now outside the Euro. The crunch will come a few years down the line when increased federalism will conflict with our sovereignty. Some EU countries will happily surrender their sovereignty, but not all.

'The public' might be voting to keep us in but that will exclude me, because I will be voting to take us 'Out'. I think wifey feels the same.

Just a minute, I'll go and ask her. She is chained to the sink.

"At the moment, I feel 'Out!' ", she tells me. "And for the last time, please unlock these chains."

"Computer says 'No!'."

H you can't put any faith in opinion polls. If the electorate feels as if it is being conned then the 'out' vote would receive a hugh boost.
2517

Of course I meant 'huge'
2517

more murders by you no who its time to attack all these scum and wipe them out
and any member who say they did nt no are either thick or liars no excuse

now saying 27 murder on the beach how do you tell a muslim from a murderer
that's e question which no one can answer so you should trust not one

Tunisia is now finished what a shame no one should go to any muslim country
only idiots .

Cameron speaking toss the soft touch is the big problem they only understand hard punishment

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/africaandindianocean/tunisia/11701043/Tunisia-attack-deadly-shooting-in-front-of-tourist-beach-hotel-live.html

there was a very interesting interview with martin sorrell (wpp) at luchtime
smart and very sharp cookie and did more than hold his own

Yes. I saw it last night. It was the BBC Hardtalk series. He seems quite a tough character and very interesting

Greek PM Alexis Tsipras calls referendum on bailout terms


Prime minister returns from Brussels and tells Greece that terms offered by creditors ‘clearly violate the European rules’


Helena Smith in Athens

Friday 26 June 2015 23.25 BST


In a dramatic move that will put Europe on tenterhooks, the Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras told his fellow citizens last night he would call a referendum on the bailout accord that international creditors have proposed to keep the debt-stricken country afloat.


Following an emergency meeting of his cabinet, Tsipras said his leftist-led government had decided a package of austerity measures proposed by the country’s creditors – made in a last-ditch effort to avert default – would be put to popular vote. The referendum will take place on Sunday 5 July.

“After five months of hard negotiations our partners, unfortunately, ended up making a proposal that was an ultimatum towards Greek democracy and the Greek people,” he said in a national address, “an ultimatum at odds with the founding principles and values of Europe, the values of our common European construction.”

The leader, who only hours earlier had rejected the proposed reforms after several days of high-stakes talks in Brussels, said Greeks now faced a “historic responsibility” to respond to the ultimatum.

He said the reforms were “blackmail for the acceptance on our part of severe and humiliating austerity without end and without the prospect of ever prospering socially and economically”.

Describing the vote as a “historic decision”, Tsipras said he had informed the leaders of France, Germany and Mario Draghi, the head of the European Central Bank about the decision. “I asked them to extend our current bailout by a few days so this democratic process could take place,” he said.

Greeks would be asked whether they wanted to accept or reject excoriating tax hikes and pension cuts that the EU, ECB and International Monetary Fund have set as a condition to release desperately needed bailout funds. Greece’s current rescue programme, already extended once, expires on 30 June.



More: http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jun/26/greece-calls-referendum-on-bailout-terms-offered-by-creditors