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 Tower of London waits for you Freda .

And while your there , there is a creaking door just on the top floor , as your an engineer could you squirt a bit of 3 in 1 oil on it , ta .

One thing this EU does in my opinion is spread crime around Europe . allowing criminal gangs to roam and carry out their crimes easier and ever more expanding unchecked . There's no doubt Britain is seen as one of the best places for their plans .

Vicky,

With such and incompetent elected government we have in the UK at the moment somebody giving them a few orders would seem appropriate.

sounds like a terrorist on the downed plane in my view and a fight broke out before he blow it up . that's my thoughts

You must have been a Politician Freda as you continually encircle a situation but never actually come to any worthwhile answer . Does that sound plausible , in a roundabout way ish .

in January I said sell Thomas cook at 123p now 71p we have boycotted them because of merkil and vw
fcuk the bitch

how do you know that a terrorist is on a plane you can not . so the best bet is do not fly unless its has no muslims on board .

https://twitter.com/hashtag/PaxmanInBrussels?src=hash

Vicky.

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Have a look at organised crime in the UK Post 1945.

Especially in London and vice squad in Soho.

When I was wandering around Portugal, Spain and France a while ago, the organisations held responsible for organised crime in those was often Russian, Ukrainians, Georgians. (outside the EU) (Germans in the South of France.)

Crime moves according to pickings.

How many English villains have said to retire to Spain and Monaco?

How many are there in Panama or the Cayman Isles?

About 6 or so .

A stronger, more integrated Interpol is needed.

It is being strengthened and what is happening in Birmingham can be seen as steps in the right direction.

How come they let you back in Freda .

I told you yesterday VIC it's 4 . It might be 6 with two retired London criminals in Spain.

I must be careful Fred's now calling me Enoch Powell ,still a bit of an improvement on Hitler .

He's stuck in the 50s and 60s .

The point I try to make is that because the EU is so lax over borders it allows in these types of criminal . Saying that you have to strenghthen Interpol is all very good , but it puts massive pressure on all Police throughout Europe ,but if they weren't allowed to roam so freely due to the EU , the problem would be less , and we have more of these type of countries joining the EU .

Fred.......When I was wandering around Portugal, Spain and France a while ago,

Are you a tramp Fred ?

Vicky,

No, I lived through the 50s and 60s and can remember the crime, deprivation and squalour.

Luckily, I was protected against much of it.

Also, remember the introduction of ECSC, EEC and the reasons for doing so.

Also, remember hitchhiking around a recovering France in 50s and early 60s and meeting students from other European countries and the "will" for a "unified" Europe, especially with fears about USSR and its intentions.

Also, remembering the cost of WW2 and the benefit of allies.