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.

I suggest you stop grooming Stan, thinking of setting up Save Stan petition. :0)

But the Brexits do look like cats fighting in bag.

Is the money on the Kipper party.

What muck would that be????...I don't frollick in muck..I deal in FACTS!!..Unlike the deceivers and deluded....

Fred go to that twitter link, and seeing as you like cartoons
there's some of your leader...

"But the Brexits do look like cats fighting in a bag"

Unlike the pro eu'er's, the Brexiter's have minds of their own,
are independent and don't like being told what to do from some
unelected, undemocratic enity, and having to pay for the privilege..

Whereas the fawning lying pro eu brigade, are quite happy to deceive
the voting public by pretending to be able to get 'REFORM'S' from that entity......

grannyboy View grannyboy's profile - 14 Apr 2016 09:40 - 70110 of 70119

Don't worry fred's going to start up a soup kitchen from any profits he makes on his capitalist endeavour's.....


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Count the no of soup kitchens and Food Banks under the cons over the last 6 years compared with previous periods.

Congratulate yourself!

goes to show that labour just ignored the needy

I bet you would buy shares in them if you could Freda .

Vivky,

Did you try to buy shares in them.

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Manuel,

With a little help you could be devious!

I'm NOT a Tory.

As to food banks, there are quite a number of food banks and
most people that use them, are in need of them, but there is also
a number who abuse them, ie instead of spending money on FOOD
they'd rather spend their money on ALCOHLOL or DRUGS or GAMBLING.

As to how much the Food banks have grown over the last 6 years,
That's down to their prominence being brought into the publics eye
and the increase in the number of immigrants that use them.

merely made the obvious observation fred :-)

fred doesn't do the obvious..

G/B continues to act like a grannyboy.. I thought the kids had gone back.

What is it about the FACTS you don't agree with STAN?

Not much to with facts and more to do with your attitude towards some other people.

jimmy b Send an email to jimmy b View jimmy b's profile - 14 Apr 2016 09:23 - 70104 of 70127

Corbyn a man of principle , lover of the IRA .

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I believe he had talks with the IRA.

Sensible.

Before the relative "armistice" of the present it was due to talking rather than "up and at them".

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But a heroine of yours "Maggie" in spite of what she was stating at the time was attempting the same.

Use this as a starter!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-16366413

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-16366413

Margaret Thatcher 'negotiated with IRA'

30 December 2011

From the section Northern Ireland

Margaret Thatcher

Mr Taylor said the files show Margaret Thatcher was involved in negotiations with the IRA
Files just released by the National Archives show Margaret Thatcher took part in negotiations with the IRA during the 1981 Hunger Strikes, BBC investigative journalist Peter Taylor has said.
The contacts took place through an MI6 officer and a secret back-channel to the IRA code-named Soon.
Soon was Londonderry businessman Brendan Duddy.
Mr Taylor said Mrs Thatcher altered by hand one statement sent to the IRA.
"When I read these documents I was astonished," he said.


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If you had watched the development of the "IRA" war from the 1950s on, and the "reasons" being used as "excuses" for "violence" on both sides you may have hope or even advocated "talks".

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By the way, Chamberlain had talks with Hitler.

Thatcher with Gorbachev.

Obama with Putin.

etc,.

Unlike you, I don't think they were shouting at each other, at those times.

I think you are talking about leaders of Nations , not some scrawny feeble minded fake .

If you've had a few 'fails' this week, then here's just a few more, Hopefully, some of them might just raise a smile....

:-)

The problem with Corbyn is that he is sensible, thoughtful and not a loud-mouthed rabble rouser like Farage, Cameron (attempts to be) etc../

But, of course, he doesn't appeal to the rabble.