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.

"Only just seen the Manchester attack"

Yes but its something we have to except as normal in this new european dream
of integration with those from the third world, with 7th century holy book beliefs..

We are now finding out whats its like being helpless to those who hate us and our
culture, this gives an insight and helplessness into how those jews felt when they
were being loaded onto cattle truck train carriages, and not being able to do anything
about their fate..We now have enemies within here in the UK, and europe in general
and we willing put up with these attacks and the same platitudes and soundbites from
those who are elected to protect their citizens...

The western leaders are a disgrace..

Yes , makes the vote on Fox hunting seem pathetic . Which it is in my view .

It's what you expect when you allow hate preachers the right to preach in the streets of Britain .

But they will just condemn it and tell us they won't defeat us and hold hands , while another happens then another .

This attack will be forgotten in a week...But there will be an annual day of
remembrance and peace marches for that internationalist mp Jo Cox..

Words matter and this shouldn't be called an attack. It was mass murder and it was carried out by a murderer. No doubt there will be calls not to overreact but there has to be consequences and the State has to be ruthless in wiping this plague out.
First stop all the so called jihadi brides returning to the UK. Revoke their passports and let them rot wherever they are. Then, if this murderer has family with dual citizenship, deport all his relatives. If Israel, their homes would be razed to the ground. Sad, but not as sad as the sufffering families have incurred as a result of these warped individuals. If the families know the consequences, perhaps they will do more to know what their kin are up to. If not, too bad. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

No doubt there will be rejoicing in some areas in Britain today , and also an army of lawyers waiting in the wings for business to protect the guilty , then of course there's always the EU to look to as well . All with our money too .

Roll on Brexit when we can start to do a lot more about some of the things, that we are prevented from doing by our being members of the EU.

The EU is an excuse for many things that can be done now. Political correctness and weak-kneed MPs take a long time to erradicate. Ban that hideous Burkha in public places for a start. France banned it 6 years ago.

Exec,

Wellcome to Cloud Cuckoo Land.

Freda admits he lives in Cloud Cuckoo Land , you all saw it .

Homeless man speaks of how he cradled a dying woman in his arms after Manchester attack

Press Association
23 MAY 2017 • 12:43PM

A rough sleeper has tearfully described the moment a woman died in his arms from the explosion set off as fans left the Manchester Arena.

At the time of the blast Chris Parker, 33, was in the foyer area of the venue where he regularly goes to beg for money as concert crowds head home.

He recalled: "Everyone was piling out, all happy and everything else. As people were coming out of the glass doors I heard a bang and within a split second I saw a white flash, then smoke and then I heard screaming. It knocked me to the floor and then I got up and instead of running away my gut instinct was to run back and try and help. There was people lying on the floor everywhere. I saw a little girl ... she had no legs. I wrapped her in one of the merchandise T-shirts and I said 'where is your mum and daddy?' She said 'my dad is at work, my mum is up there'."

He said he thought the child's mother had died from her injuries.

Mr Parker, who has slept rough in the city for about a year, said he also tended to a woman aged in her 60s who was badly hurt from the bombing with serious leg and head injuries.

He said: "She passed away in my arms. She was in her 60s and said she had been with her family. I haven't stopped crying. The most shocking part of it is that it was a kids' concert. There were nuts and bolts all over the floor. People had holes in their back. It's the screams I can't get over and the smell ... I don't like to say it but it smelled like burning flesh. I don't think anything has sunk in yet. It's just shock."

How sad.

:-(

Yes first the soundbites...But no solid action except when they want to hide it..


Europe's Leaders: Shielding themselves from Reallity

'Shielding heads of state from seeing the consequences of the policies that they
themselves have forced on the entire European continent represents a staggering
new level of hypocrisy'


gatestoneinstitute.org/10389/europe-migration-policies

Vicky darling,

I was visiting.

What is it like for you as a resident?

You seem to visit an awful lot .

Not a word from Fred about the victims of the bombing , just more of his childish post's. what a nasty arse hole he is.

I am surprised that you notice and retain so much.

Sir Roger Moore, aged 89, dies from prostate cancer.

RIP.

ExecLine

I just had over 300 updates for my Linux, no trouble before. Now it say : Could not satisfy dependencies, it's been like that for 2 days. Any ideas ?