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.

Very sad Freda using a cartoon that wasn't actual representation of situation , but you do tend to do that .

When you thought fred and his cartoons could'nt get any
lower he has the gall to put the one of a child laying dead
on a beach in an effort to score points (p70272)...

It was a sad affair of course, But the responsibility lies
squarely with that boys parents, THEY wern't in any danger
They'd lived in Turkey for years, ran a bisiness.

It was their choice to try and get to europe...No one elses...

Replying to all the talk on the NHS..

With Doctors surguries at bursting point due to the immigrant influx,
patience arn't going to the surgeries but straight to A&E, thats whats
contributing to the NHS grinding to an halt......

This is true granny , this is why I stand where I do on certain individuais , generally do gooding bullshitters .

Another thing gets to me is the amount of appeals on TV for aid here and there , in this day and age they are still without this and that in the same places throughout the World . Its about time these Governments got heavy on Countries they pay Aid to .

Vicky,

I think the cartoon is applicable to the attitude of many on this thread.

And the expression "I am alright Jack" even more!

grannyboy.......
When you thought fred and his cartoons could'nt get any
lower he has the gall to put the one of a child laying dead
on a beach in an effort to score point.
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Fred can do what he likes but to put my name to that cartoon of a dead child shows what a lowlife he really is ,i have been called Hitler among others by Fred just because i think we have a world problem with migration.
As usual he has no opinion or answers to the problem .

Fred,

I think 'Gobshite Of The Year (recurring)' in relation to you has been more than applicable since you were born!

Can we see George's tax returns for the last 5 1/2 years.

JB,

I think you are asking me to confuse you with the Pope.

A bit fruitless really all these cartoons , why don't you strap yourself to a bridge or have a rooftop protest , guaranteed exposure all over the World . Cummon Freda show us the depth of your feelings .

Fred do you not get it ? apart from Stan most on here think you a moron ,i'll tell you again post what you like about me ,take the mickey , but do not put my name to stupid cartoons of dead children ,you just proved what lowlife scum you really are.

I see it's chucking it down with rain once again....

Hmmm?

Very good Exec ,i'm going to live there ..

Hooray!

Hooray!

I remember all those appeals for Biafra(?), and the funding need for clean water and food...

They raised literally millions of pounds, and yet the situation still exist..

Fred's still so drunk from last night he posts everything twice.

DOMINIC SANDBROOK: Dave's fatal flaw. At the heart of so many of the Tories' problems lies Cameron's and Osborne's utter inability to grasp the values and aspirations of the middle classes


By Dominic Sandbrook for the Daily Mail


Published: 02:08, 16 April 2016 | Updated: 03:15, 16 April 2016



As political historians are fond of saying, the Conservative Party is a coalition. Upper-class patricians and self-made entrepreneurs, ardent traditionalists and passionate reformers, Roundheads and Cavaliers — its major figures have often been very uneasy bedfellows.

Sometimes, as the increasingly poisonous Brexit debate suggests, the fault lines can seem dangerously unstable.

But if there is one thing that, in modern times, has always bound the Tories together, then it is their shared commitment to middle-class values.


I say ‘middle-class values’, but they are not confined to one social group.

All over the country, millions of people, whatever their background, believe in the importance of aspiration and ambition, of striving and saving, so that they can do the right thing by their children — not least after their deaths.

The most successful Conservative prime ministers, from Benjamin Disraeli and Stanley Baldwin to Harold Macmillan and Margaret Thatcher, have always understood this.

In 1975, one newspaper cartoonist drew Mrs Thatcher as a knight in shining armour: ‘St Joan Margaret de Finchley, Saviour of the Middle Classes’. And the Grantham grammar-school girl never failed to live up to her billing — which is why the British people rewarded her with a record three election victories.


Whether David Cameron really shares her commitment, however, is rather more dubious. Ever since he became Tory leader, 11 years ago, critics have wondered whether this patrician Old Etonian, the descendant of William IV, the son-in-law of a baronet, really understands the ambitions and anxieties of the ordinary British family.




More dave here: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3542904/Dave-s-fatal-flaw-heart-Tories-problems-lies-Cameron-s-Osborne-s-utter-inability-grasp-values-aspirations-middle-classes-writes-Dominic-Sandbrook.html

Max.

The Tory elite manipulated the emotional values of the middle classes for their own benefits for donkey years.

But, now they have lost emotional contact with the middle-class straitjacket.

The middle classes distrust the present government, but at the moment are apathetic.

Mind the "wealthy" tory cabal are there, not to intellectual ability, but due to the pirating and thieving of wealth and land in previous periods and handed down from one generation to another as if "war fare" and "thuggery" is sufficient reason for owning or inheriting.

Often the inheritance escaping "taxation" by the rules their cohorts have introduced.

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I enjoyed writing that!

8-)