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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.

ExecLine - 04 May 2018 13:54 - 80815 of 81564

Well, it's a start......

North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un has released three U.S. citizens detained for years in his horrific prison camps, surrendering to another of President Trump’s demands in advance of a planned historic summit between the two leaders whose countries have long been adversaries.

Donald Trump is scheduled to meet Kim Jong-un during the next two weeks.

I can't wait to see it, personally.

cynic - 04 May 2018 15:19 - 80816 of 81564

fred - go stick your head in a bucket, preferably full of water, and keep it there

with regard to brexit, it's a shame your Comrade Corbyn lacked the spine to stick his head above the parapet and declare firmly where labour stood in the brexit referendum ...... but then Comrade Corbyn actually wanted out, though his party's wishes were otherwise

Fred1new - 04 May 2018 15:57 - 80817 of 81564

Manuel,

Perhaps.

Corbyn believes in party democracy unlike the dictatorship of the neo-con elites or out of work grandees of your neo-con party.

(But even the latter seem to be pointing out the stupidity of the up and at "em" far right tory brigade's policies.)

Also, Corbyn would appear to think before engaging his mouth unlike you, who seem too often utilising your wrong orifice when presenting your thoughtless opinions.

You are certainly not constipated by your own undigested and ill-considered opinions.

Clocktower - 04 May 2018 16:51 - 80818 of 81564

I bet every reader here almost creased themselves laughing at Fred`s last post about JC believing in democracy.

"Corbyn believes in party democracy"

Does Putin believe in Justice and Freedom, does China believe in freedom (as long as you keep in line)?

Corbyn believes he should be in power with all his left wing pals that prop up his leadership.

Price Harry believes in Royalty, while he benefits from it along with all the waving masses they have invited to fill the grounds of Windsor Castle but they will not even give them a glass of Fizz or a snack - bring your own if your one of the poor - they are only paying for the 600 odd really rich friends who they can then call on for favours.

The rest are there for the cameras and to make them look good. Everyone of those suckers that have been invited want to unfold a banner, pointing out how mean they really are to commoners, unless of course they fancy one of them.

Come on Fred give us a few cartons of these Royal Clowns.

You can be Right but not Royal.

MaxK - 04 May 2018 21:04 - 80819 of 81564

Could it be....?


Dil - 04 May 2018 23:16 - 80820 of 81564

Cum on guys one loony one wasted vote what could be fairer than that ?

Still cocked it up

cynic - 05 May 2018 07:21 - 80821 of 81564

clearly corbyn does not, for else he would have thrown the party's weight behind the Remain campaign instead of just being a limp lettuce

anyway, it seems that the voting public are fast becoming disenchanted with him, as not only the opinion polls show (limited value i agree), but also the ballot box in the council elections

===============

fred - you really are such a prig ....... anyone whose views do not coincide with yours (even stan has deserted you) you immediately label with assorted derogatory and/or insulting epithets

i suppose that is a patented chess move of yours

Fred1new - 05 May 2018 08:21 - 80822 of 81564

Manuel,

You are rambling and dribbling on again.

Ask the nurse to take you back to your bed and sedate you again.

cynic - 05 May 2018 08:49 - 80823 of 81564

today's Guardian is well worth reading
it is consistently decidedly left of centre in its views, so it's both good and interesting to read its balanced analyses of the local elections and the implications and conclusions that might be drawn

cynic - 06 May 2018 13:49 - 80824 of 81564

again from the guardian ......
Labour peers launched an attack on the party leadership last night, accusing it of “paralysis” and “cowardice” over Brexit policy, as bitter recriminations over disappointing local election results burst into the open


and then from the observer .......
The Observer understands that more than 40 Labour peers are ready to back a cross-party amendment to Brexit legislation that would instruct the government to begin negotiating future UK membership of the European Economic Area (EEA).
...........................
But the peers have reacted furiously after being told that the leadership is instructing peers who take the Labour whip to abstain in the vote on Tuesday, meaning it will not be passed



certainly supports fred assertion that corbyn runs a democratic system and party that fully reflects its members views - NOT!!

fred will now have to determine whether to give a proper answer to the above
no he won't!
it'll just be the usual sidestep and swipe at me or the tory party, or indeed anything to avoid giving a straight answer about why corbyn's tactics are so wonderful and fully reflect the labour party's views

Fred1new - 06 May 2018 18:42 - 80825 of 81564

Manuel.

(Briefly.)

You are beginning to remind me more and more of Toad of Toad Hall.

But, with your obvious omniscience, any opinion other than your own will appear invalid to you.

It seems that the number of Labour peers advocating differing opinions to those held by the leadership and thought to be currently held by Corbyn and his supporters regarding what "should be" negotiated is approximately 40 i.e. less than 25% of the total thought to be labour members of the House of Lords.

For me, the basis of democracy of is actions carried out based on the opinions and decisions of the majority of the group considering the “problem”.

That does not preclude the rights of the minorities to advocate other opinions and actions and persuading other to review their “positions”.

Governments come and go. Choices and opinions change and mature and consequently, actions can be modified.

(Maturing.)

Consider the ongoing “ditherings”, which are reported by the media of the confusion in the present inadequate tory cabinet and its party, dominated more and more by neo-cons, over the direction of “Brexit” and what it means, to all and sundry with the possible subsequent economic consequences for the UK. economy.

Then coupled with the inadequate and changing information being published by them it is probably sensible or Corbyn and followers not to come to hasty conclusions and statements of action.

The government formed after the next General Election will have a hell of a mess to clear up.

But as it seems to me that you are a far right neo-conic faithful of a more and more split party and many of which are intolerant of each other. Many think such groupings are unfit to govern.

It seems to me, you are probably unable to admit your own failings of self-aggrandizement, but if you make snide remarks expect to be responded to similarly.

Address the disagreements and you may or may not get a different form of response.



Dil - 06 May 2018 21:55 - 80826 of 81564

Geez , Corbyn is and always has been a leaver.

If he had come out and backed leave at the referendum and chucked the Labour Party bandwagon behind it too then he'd probably PM by now.

What a dick ! Too late now he missed his chance.

cynic - 07 May 2018 08:06 - 80827 of 81564

fred - there can be no arguing, except perhaps by you, that the bulk of labour MPs supported Remain ..... it is equally unarguable that Corbyn's support for the Remain campaign was lukewarm at best (he is a Leaver), which demolishes your claim that he runs a democratic party and reflects its views

your usual derogatory nonsense gets the attention it deserves, as it almost verges on the tourettes

cynic - 07 May 2018 15:00 - 80828 of 81564

no sign of "priggy poo" today?

ExecLine - 08 May 2018 13:15 - 80829 of 81564

A breakthrough in the management of diesel emissions has been announced today, enabling diesel cars to undercut future limits for nitrogen oxide (NOx) by almost 90 per cent.

Cars must currently emit no more than 168mg/km (milligrams per kilometre) of NOx.

In 2020, that limit will reduce to 120mg/km in real-world driving tests, and 80mg/km in lab assessments. But new technology developed by Bosch allows a diesel VW Golf to emit just 13mg/km of NOx in mixed driving conditions, measured using the latest RDE paradigms.

This is absolutely great news.

More HERE

cynic - 10 May 2018 07:12 - 80830 of 81564

to amuse you, but it's true ...... you may know that i don't follow footie at all ...... while i was having breakfast, a chap comes over and asks if i am ????? ..... i kept asking who until he almost spelled it out (some premiership manager) and i then had to disillusion him :-)

iturama - 10 May 2018 07:45 - 80831 of 81564

It must be the haunted look that every PL manager has, C.

cynic - 10 May 2018 07:53 - 80832 of 81564

there is actually a resemblance, but it amused me greatly as i hadn't a clue who he was talking about

Dil - 10 May 2018 08:54 - 80833 of 81564

I would have said yes and given him their autograph :-)

cynic - 10 May 2018 13:24 - 80834 of 81564

"He’s very much his own person,” said Mr Griffiths (leader british communist party), when asked how close Mr Corbyn was to the party. Still, he acknowledged there were “no major differences on immediate issues”, including their shared opposition to Nato and nuclear weapons. And possibly Brexit, too.
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