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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.

hilary - 14 Mar 2018 15:57 - 80361 of 81564

Wasn't Professor Proton in Wacky Races?

iturama - 14 Mar 2018 16:48 - 80362 of 81564

The Science Guy v Professor Proton

hilary - 14 Mar 2018 17:33 - 80363 of 81564

Probably his doppleganger.

:o)

ExecLine - 15 Mar 2018 12:29 - 80364 of 81564

I read that the Novichok ('newbie', 'newcomer') agents consist of two separate 'non-toxic' components that, when mixed, become the active nerve agent.

Hmmm?

Q. If this is correct, how can one do as the Russians have requested and (safely) submit a sample of the active nerve agent?

IMHO, this silly request is 'a divergence'.

More on Novichok nerve agents HERE

The Russian ambassador also questioned the validity of the truthfulness of the information concerning the severely ill police officer, who it had been reported in the media, had been poisoned by the Novochok nerve agent.

"Who is he? Where is he? We haven't seen him?"

cynic - 15 Mar 2018 12:58 - 80365 of 81564

as was commented upon on the radio yesterday ........

whereas blair's aceptance of WMD in iraq was, at best, a matter of interpretation of info from intelligence sources, this poisoning investigation has been carried out forensically by porton down and the like ........ there will certainly be other telltales and similar which are not divulged for very good security reasons

unless i am much mistaken, the russians have not categorically denied any involvement by any of their agencies, and have instead just responded with sarcastc and other silly comment
the russians certainly did not take the opportunity offered to repsond in any meaningful way

corbyn assuredly did himself no favours, and rather showed his colours
many of his own party were less than amused and i think yvette cooper even stood up and castigated him from the floor

Dil - 15 Mar 2018 14:00 - 80366 of 81564

She did and was cheered loudly by the Conservative benches.

Fred1new - 15 Mar 2018 14:47 - 80367 of 81564

What I admire is the hypocrisy of a tory government and party condemning the Russian for "poisoning" and other horrendous crimes while flogging arms to, along with other trades to Saudi Arabia and others for pieces of silver.

I admire the two-faced approach when offered a cheque.

Also, I admire a government who is damning the EU for "corruption" but asking for and hoping for "friendly" support.

How many bullets does it take?

Edited with thanks to Exec.


cynic - 15 Mar 2018 15:15 - 80368 of 81564

for slightly strange reasons, the two are not comparable

clearly fred would have been even more of a limp lettuce than his hero JC

ExecLine - 15 Mar 2018 15:57 - 80369 of 81564

In his 'stuff' on here, Fred is a master of 'divergence' tactics.

He never addresses any issues and 99% of the time uses 'divergence'.

eg. from 80367 above: Fred doesn't comment directly on anything the Russians have clearly done wrong. He uses:

1. hypocrisy of the tory government.
2. party condemning the Russian for "poisoning"
3. and other horrendous crimes while
4. flogging arms to and other trades with Saudi Arabia and others for pieces of silver.
5. I admire the tow (two?) faced approach when offered a cheque
6. Also, I admire a government who is damning the EU for "corruption" but asking for and hoping for "friendly" support.
7. How many bullets does it take?

....each one as "a divergence".

IMHO, if each and every time Fred is always going to be evasive and divergent, then it is an utter waste of time having any written liaison with him on here. He will never come back straight and will always go off on yet another tangent.

Corbyn used exactly the same technique when responding to the PM yesterday in PMQs.

Thanks to goodness it is TM who is the PM and not Corbyn!

No wonder so many of us have 'Squelched' Fred. He could well make a bloody good Russian ambassador.

cynic - 15 Mar 2018 16:05 - 80370 of 81564

as i have observed many times, fred has never answered a straight question with a straight answer, if indeed he has answered the question at all

Clocktower - 15 Mar 2018 16:32 - 80371 of 81564

No Fred could never make a good Russian Ambassador, because unlike most he actually believes everything that Putin or JC would tell him.

Fred1new - 15 Mar 2018 16:53 - 80372 of 81564

I am mimicking your tory "administration" constantly not supplying information and diverting attention from their Brexit negotiations and failures.

At least I don't try to falsify information.

By the way how many has Saudi Arabia Leadership killed in Yemen?

How many of its own population killed has its present "leadership" killed?

What contracts has the UK government signed on your behalf?


(Mind they are far distant lands.)


T May at the present moment would shake hands with any country for a buck and a deal to bolster herself from tory's EU calamity.

-=-=-=-=

Manuel,

As you like to appear to be a genius and appear omniscient you can answer your own questions with a bit of an effort.

Mind I don't think you would accept your own arguments!






Fred1new - 15 Mar 2018 17:54 - 80373 of 81564

Manuel.

Your straight questions often appear to me to be a little bent, perhaps a little like the originator sometimes appears to be.

Questions are easy to ask but are often time-consuming to answer.

Open your own eyes and DYOH.

Clocktower - 16 Mar 2018 08:09 - 80374 of 81564

Fred the country has to encourage someone to try out all these weapons that the West designs to kill, and to keep jobs. More important, it seems that the thought process is, that if we encourage them to fight among themselves, it will keep them away from us, while we are able to learn from the use of the weapons we supply and design even better ones to keep the whole business rolling.

Peace never lasts long and never works in the same way as your Labour Party is never at peace or is sustainable.

Fred1new - 16 Mar 2018 08:45 - 80375 of 81564

Fred1new - 16 Mar 2018 08:46 - 80376 of 81564

Fred1new - 16 Mar 2018 09:03 - 80377 of 81564

News from the Beano.

“Shripal’s daughter was a double agent like her father.

Popping backwards and forwards to Russia and England.

Was trying to smuggle Novichok for investigating and development at Defence CBRN Centre.

The problem was the lid of the jar wasn’t screwed on tight enough.”

Clocktower - 16 Mar 2018 09:45 - 80378 of 81564

If it were not so serious Fred it would leave one LOL.

The only reason the governments tell everyone to stay indoors in case of germ warfare etc. is to avoid having rotting bodies on the streets, it is nothing to do with being safe, lock yourself in a small room and let the vermin eat you so the smell is not to pungent.

We do not want left wingers holding rallies and littering the streets with banners lying on the ground saying "stop the killing", as they become victims of experimentation.

cynic - 16 Mar 2018 09:50 - 80379 of 81564

COUNCIL TAX
i have just received my latest assessment and am amazed to see that the highest band starts at only £320,000

given this area (wycombe), i would have thought there would be nothing wrong in having further and higher bands
the council could then, if it so chose, reduce or even eliminate some of the lower bands - they start at £40,000 - or just increase revenue to allow it to be used prudently in other necessary areas

ExecLine - 16 Mar 2018 11:30 - 80380 of 81564

Hmmm? I'll mention that suggestion to Northampton. They need a bit of help and are in deep doodoo.

So much so, that the government has just stepped in and appointed an Inspector to check up on how things have been run in the past. His report is just out and says, "Dig it up and start again. Split Northants into two areas and have two new councils, being one for each."

I am embarrassed to say, it's all down to terribly bad Tory financial mismanagement.

The CT band for my property is £80k-£120k. Need I mention, that it is well out of date? These old valuations are now meaningless and the whole Council Tax thing needs a complete review. But that would cost a lot of money to do so doing a review is simply not viable at the present time. Will it ever be? Probably not.

My 2018/19 demand for CT bangs it up by about £100pa on last year. However, the increase in my State Pension more than takes care of it. So that's nice.

The mismanagement of lots of local things, which really ought not be 'political' is based on only that. And so it goes on, year after year. I fear, that the amount of corruption about the place just has to be diabolically massive.
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