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THE TALK TO YOURSELF THREAD. (NOWT)     

goldfinger - 09 Jun 2005 12:25

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.

VICTIM - 04 Jun 2017 10:58 - 77296 of 81564

Well thank heavens for that , i thought we'd get the usual PM statement , but she say's , " enough is enough " too much tolerance of extremism in UK , and difficult and embarrassing conversations were needed about dealing with the spread of terrorism here , BBC.

ExecLine - 04 Jun 2017 12:20 - 77297 of 81564

cynic - 04 Jun 2017 14:44 - 77298 of 81564

77295 - the true koran is most definitely not behind any terrorist attacks any more than the OT is behind israel being promised by God to the jews .... both are just distortions to suit a perverted cause

ExecLine - 04 Jun 2017 14:52 - 77299 of 81564

You might be interested to read a transcript of George Soros' keynote speech to the Brussels Economic Forum, the flagship annual economic event of the European Commission:

https://www.georgesoros.com/essays/remarks-delivered-at-the-brussels-economic-forum/

In case you don't know it, George Soros is known as "The Man Who Broke the Bank of England" because of his short sale of US$10 billion worth of Pound sterling, making him a profit of $1 billion during the 1992 Black Wednesday UK currency crisis.

His net worth is currently estimated at around $25 billion. We can safely guess he knows a fair bit about what he cares to talk about.....and particularly the matter of Brexit and the EU's negotiative position.

grannyboy - 04 Jun 2017 14:57 - 77300 of 81564

You are wrong once again cynic...Everything these islamist do or say or
their beliefs emanate from the koran, now they might take it to the extreme
but it is there in the koran..

Now stop being like our leaders in denying the obvious, and what is written in
the koran...

As to the Old Testament...It tells you in the new title...New Testament,
that the christians brought their religious book up to date..The koran has
never been up dated since it was written in the 7th century..

grannyboy - 04 Jun 2017 15:17 - 77301 of 81564

George soros dosn't care who he tramples on, and there are many who say
he was a nazi collaborator..He also sponsors all those anti Trump protestors,
and helped finance H.Clinton..Its also believed he funds those immigrants
making their way into western europe..

cynic - 04 Jun 2017 15:28 - 77302 of 81564

the jews have no interest in the NT as you would have noticed had you ever looked even cursorily

the views of islamic terrorists emanate from a DISTORTED view of the koran, cherry picking little bits and pieces as suits their aims
you do similarly in an attempt to blacken all muslims

grannyboy - 04 Jun 2017 15:46 - 77303 of 81564

Verse 9:69 (Tabara) "Killing Unbelievers is a small matter to us."

The words of Muhammed prophet of islam....

There is more..Well over 100 verses that call for the death, stoning, etc
of non-believers..

Its not hard to cherry pick..Its all there...Even the word islam means surrender.

cynic - 04 Jun 2017 16:32 - 77304 of 81564

i'ld guess "surrender to the will of God" but in any case, i would question your interpretation of the meaning of the word "islam" for it is actually derived from the word meaning “peace” in Arabic


the following will suffice as an example and counter to the hatred and intolerance you would promote from your corner ..... there are plenty of others

“We have appointed a law and a practice for every one of you. Had God willed, He would have made you a single community, but He wanted to test you regarding what has come to you. So compete with each other in doing good. Every one of you will return to God and He will inform you regarding the things about which you differed.” (Surat al-Ma’ida, 48)

and again ...

“There is no compulsion where the religion is concerned.” (Holy Quran: 2/ 256)

aldwickkk - 04 Jun 2017 16:48 - 77305 of 81564

Labour voters will now be thinking , what IF Corbyn was in charge of protecting this country., he said he would keep Trident costing billions, but he wouldn't allow them to use their missiles. even so you wouldn't tell the World that you wouldn't on a TV panel show.

cynic - 04 Jun 2017 17:06 - 77306 of 81564

i don't think i have ever known an election where the polls differ so greatly

while they all concur that the tories lead is now well reduced from the initial (and preposterous" 20%, they currently vary between and oddball 1% and something more common of 6-12%

i also note that ladbrokes still reckon a tory majority at 2/9 and, if i have read this correctly, a majority of 70 (ie 360 of 650 seats)
personally, i'ld be surprised if the majority was any more than about 40, and even that may prove to be wishful thinking

MaxK - 04 Jun 2017 17:26 - 77307 of 81564

Soros is behind this outfit, and don't you just love the boss... one David Milliband



https://www.rescue.org/

ExecLine - 04 Jun 2017 17:27 - 77308 of 81564

Explanations:

There is only one Caliphate and that is the ISIS Caliphate.

Anyone not in the ISIS Caliphate is an apostate.

Apostates are enemies of the Caliphate, by definition of the fact, that ISIS is the one and only true caliphate.

The punishment for being an apostate is death.

The reward for fighting in a holy war (for the Caliphate) is a definite guaranteed place in paradise.

It seemed like a bunch of fanatical jihadis got together and took swathes of territory from an army the U.S. had spent $25 billion training and equipping. It only took about one year to clarify the roots of the military prowess of ISIS — Saddam Hussein’s ex-officers form the core of the organisation; as many as 25 of the ISIS leadership previously took orders from the late Iraqi leader.

(So I suppose, we must thank Tony Blair and George Bush for knocking out Sadaam Hussein. Yeah!)

On June 29, 2014, the apparent leader of the Islamic State in Iraq and Greater Syria (ISIS), Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, declared that he stood at the head of a Caliphate, a Muslim state that spanned Syria and Iraq. He was speaking in the city of Mosul which ISIS forces had taken from the Iraqi army a few weeks earlier.

A caliphate is an Islamic state. It's led by a caliph, who is a political and religious leader who is a successor (caliph) to the Islamic prophet Muhammad. His power and authority is absolute.

All very inspirational, eh?

To your average atheist like me, it's a right load of ball hocks.

cynic - 04 Jun 2017 18:12 - 77309 of 81564

would that it was all that simple

saudi and the west's relationship with it and the whole saudi political, social and religious quagmire is an excellent example of what a duplicitous mess the whole area is

Fred1new - 04 Jun 2017 19:10 - 77310 of 81564

Dil

"Just tweeted Corbyn M but his account seems to be playing up ... suggested he have a word with ISIS in the morning and that should sort it.

Bunch of scum bag cowards, total losers and no life arsehole's"
.


I suggest we send you and Martini and a few nuke hand grenades to sort the problem out.

But for "our" or "their" god's sake don't talk to the "enemies" as some of them might turn out to be friends.1

Should be fun dancing around the fires in ruins!

Martini - 04 Jun 2017 20:02 - 77311 of 81564

As usual you leap to conclusions with no facts to back it up.

I actually agree with Corbyn that we should ditch Nuclear weapons. Not because they are inherently bad but but because I can not see when, we as a country, will ever use them on our own. I would rather spend the Billions on conventional forces which would be more useful in defending this country from the threats we are facing.

What I find unacceptable from Corbyn is his belief that all things can be sorted out by talking. Sometimes brute force needs to be challenged by brute force and his weasel wording around what he really believes on Trident.

I also question if he has the intellect or courage to take the hard decisions that come with being PM.

Thank God our police did what was necessary in London and saved many more lives by taking those 3 out straight away. With Corbyn in charge he would have wanted to send negotiators in for a chat before giving the Police the power to do what was needed.

O and putting your post in Bold font does not make it any more right.

Martini - 04 Jun 2017 20:15 - 77312 of 81564

O and I think my mind on this was made up many years ago by watching this episode of Yes Prime Minister https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHP_LOtx6Ik

Fred1new - 04 Jun 2017 20:55 - 77313 of 81564

Martini,

I made a mistake with highlighting.

Didn't check and have addressed the matter.

A bit tired after returning from London where I was talking with somebody working in the home office about the "terrorist" threat and associated problems.

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Personally, I thought previous remarks by you and Dil were sneering and misrepresentative of Corbyn's position and policies.

To me, Corbyn appears to be advocating attempting the increase of UN powers and having greater involvement of it when trying to resolve political and military problems.

He does not reject the use of force in some circumstances but would prefer a negotiate solution if possible.

As would anybody with any sense and consideration for fellow humanity.

That involves negotiation not just a rush to brute force with the belief that one's own
present or previously held opinions about those who oppose you to be valueless and irrational.

I am not sure of Corbyn's abilities but he does seem to believe in a collegiate type of government and rather than being self-opinionated, arrogant and elite about his own qualification and he does take in into consideration other peoples' rights and opinions.

-=-==--=

For various reasons I am against judicial death penalties, but not against the actions of police or armed forces in situations which have just occurred. (From facts stated.)

But it may have been more useful to have captured and interrogated the "terrorists" and perhaps gained useful information.

I have no sympathy for the acts the terrorists carried out, but would have been interested in knowing their "reasoning" for their actions, in order to build an approached to the problems of "terrorism" rather than see their deaths turn them into martyrs and increase the rationale for their "cause".

Dil - 04 Jun 2017 23:00 - 77314 of 81564

You were right about me sneering at Corbyn and his loony views Fred.

Sooner he's gone the better.

grannyboy - 05 Jun 2017 07:23 - 77315 of 81564

cynic 77304

"I'ld guess"

"We have appointed a law and a practice for every one of you"



YOU can guess...I'll supply the facts.....

And i wonder if you ever properly read what you are posting in your own defence,
and to back your arguments up???...


"We have appointed a law and a practice for every one of you"


Meaning if you don't follow the will of Alhah you WILL suffer the consequence's
of death..

You are a fool cynic..
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