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 Midlands Eagle  17 May 19 4.50pm |
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Originally posted by Cucking Funt
Genuinely sorry to see Peffers go. The Volkischer Beobachter comment did make me laugh, though, as did much of his output. Modding seems to be a lot more zero tolerance now than in my day.
He probably held the record for yellow cards which incidentally none of which were issued by me but the last straw was when he publicly called me a c***. Don't tell me that you would have just laughed it off in your day
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| the_mcanuff_stuff Caterham 17 May 19 4.55pm |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
It goes without saying, obviously. And I’m a leaver. Indeed. Before the referendum there were lots of people arguing for a "Norway plus" agreement, i.e. economic union without the ever closer political (and possibly military) union. And I know quite a few leave backers who wanted that, as well as many who wanted "hard brexit". It's impossible to say for certain what the split is between "leave" voters. There should have been a second question on the poll card along the lines of "should the UK decide to leave the EU, do you favour...." and we wouldn't have the ambiguity we have now. Based on the referendum result, May's deal ticks the box of "leaving the EU" while leaving neither leavers or remainers happy.
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| Maine Eagle USA 17 May 19 4.56pm |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
No-one really knows the answer but the results of next week's EU elections will give a massive clue if Farage's Brexit Party wins the significant number of seats that has been predicted. True but the turn out for those things is pretty weak generally. I guess this year will be a record though eh Even though the remain supporters vote will be split more than the leave supporters, some simple maths and we can get some clues as to where the country stands on leave vs remain in 2019 as its a 1 issue election of course.
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corkery  Cork City 17 May 19 5.04pm |
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If the EU and council elections were on the same day, turn out would be higher.
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| Maine Eagle USA 17 May 19 5.06pm |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
Yep. If I wanted this I’d live in the Middle East or East London. If I have the choice, and we should, I do not want my area to have many many women, or any women preferably covered from head to toe with only their faces uncovered, or not even their faces. I also do not want anybody looking down on our way of life, or feel uncomfortable or begin to feel like an outsider. It’s nothing to do with them, in our western country. Plus we’ve lost enough pubs. They can do what they like in their own regions of the world. You dont want to have many women in your area, Rudi? Sounds like a sausage fest is on your mind? Perhaps you just mean you dont want to see women in traditional muslim dress. Of course the irony here is that Brexit wont stop Muslim women from moving to the UK. Sounds like you would have been happier to be born in the 12th century, when generally you would only see the same white/black/asian or whatever faces around you your whole life. I feel sorry for you Rudi because you cannot stop people moving around in 2019, therefore you are not going to have the kind of existence you want, unless you take extreme measures. One solution for you would be to go off grid, unabomber style
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| Maine Eagle USA 17 May 19 5.09pm |
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Originally posted by Spiderman
How do you know this? Well because I personally know at least 10 people who voted for brexit, wanting a very different brexit from each other. So thats 10. I guess they are not the only 10 people out of the 17 plus million, that have differing views on Brexit? Maybe its 20, or even 30 of them.............
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| Penge Eagle Beckenham 17 May 19 7.08pm |
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How the EU hurts the world’s poorest
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| .TUX. 17 May 19 7.28pm |
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Originally posted by Penge Eagle
How the EU hurts the world’s poorest Fair, but the treatment of Greece is far closer to home and has been for years. Personally i can live with that.
Buy Litecoin. |
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| Stirlingsays 17 May 19 7.36pm |
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Originally posted by Penge Eagle
How the EU hurts the world’s poorest Good article and great website.
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 Hrolf The Ganger 17 May 19 8.21pm |
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Originally posted by Maine Eagle
Well because I personally know at least 10 people who voted for brexit, wanting a very different brexit from each other. So thats 10. I guess they are not the only 10 people out of the 17 plus million, that have differing views on Brexit? Maybe its 20, or even 30 of them............. Please stop. It is obvious that there will be a greater diversity of opinion about leaving than remaining. Like all of your endless drone of repetitive losers excuses, it is just bunk.
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| Rubin 17 May 19 9.45pm |
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Originally posted by Maine Eagle
You dont want to have many women in your area, Rudi? Sounds like a sausage fest is on your mind? Perhaps you just mean you dont want to see women in traditional muslim dress. Of course the irony here is that Brexit wont stop Muslim women from moving to the UK. Sounds like you would have been happier to be born in the 12th century, when generally you would only see the same white/black/asian or whatever faces around you your whole life. I feel sorry for you Rudi because you cannot stop people moving around in 2019, therefore you are not going to have the kind of existence you want, unless you take extreme measures. One solution for you would be to go off grid, unabomber style Leaving the EU properly would mean that our government was solely in control of non-EU migration, which it currently is not. I wouldn't expect any of the current establishment to do anything about it, but it would at least allow the potential for a government that would, to be voted in.
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| Maine Eagle USA 17 May 19 11.15pm |
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Originally posted by Rachid Rachid Rachid
As I recall major Brexit campaigner Boris Johnson told some outrageous lies that he should be held accountable for and went around in a silly bus with David Davis telling everyone that a deal would be done ? When Davis was challenged with the job of negotiating the deal in question he was found to be out of his depth. I know several people who are embarrassed by their decision to vote to leave. Embarassed, ashamed, yet brave. Brave enough to admit they were mugged off by a bunch of liars. Brave enough to admit they got conned and duped, but smart and with enough integrity to not keep banging the same drum, but to realize the error of their ways.
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| Maine Eagle USA 17 May 19 11.18pm |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Please stop. It is obvious that there will be a greater diversity of opinion about leaving than remaining. Like all of your endless drone of repetitive losers excuses, it is just bunk. I wont stop, so dont bother asking, Hrolf. YES! The diversity of opinion about leaving is EXACTLY why we need a democratic process to pick the most popular one! Finally you get it! Who are you to tell another brexiteer that no deal is best, when they want May's deal. Who are they to tell you that May's deal is better than no deal? This must be decided in a public vote. Finally you agree we need a second vote! Hallelujah.
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| Maine Eagle USA 17 May 19 11.28pm |
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Originally posted by Penge Eagle
How the EU hurts the world’s poorest Ironic opening statement. Tens of thousands of Africans have drowned trying to enter Europe in the past decade, with migrants taking ever riskier routes into Fortress Europe’s militarised borders Brexiteers want to create fortress England, dont they.
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Jimenez  SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 17 May 19 11.37pm |
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Originally posted by Maine Eagle
You dont want to have many women in your area, Rudi? Sounds like a sausage fest is on your mind? Perhaps you just mean you dont want to see women in traditional muslim dress. Of course the irony here is that Brexit wont stop Muslim women from moving to the UK. Sounds like you would have been happier to be born in the 12th century, when generally you would only see the same white/black/asian or whatever faces around you your whole life. I feel sorry for you Rudi because you cannot stop people moving around in 2019, therefore you are not going to have the kind of existence you want, unless you take extreme measures. One solution for you would be to go off grid, unabomber style But the Burqa isn't 'Traditional Muslim dress' It originates from Afghanistan where it is a form of subjugation of women. It's spread so far now that other Islamic nations have adopted it & it is spreading here in the west, in fact their are a few of the poor miserable wretches living down the block from me.
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| Rudi Hedman Caterham 18 May 19 1.02am |
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Originally posted by Maine Eagle
You dont want to have many women in your area, Rudi? Sounds like a sausage fest is on your mind? Perhaps you just mean you dont want to see women in traditional muslim dress. Of course the irony here is that Brexit wont stop Muslim women from moving to the UK. Sounds like you would have been happier to be born in the 12th century, when generally you would only see the same white/black/asian or whatever faces around you your whole life. I feel sorry for you Rudi because you cannot stop people moving around in 2019, therefore you are not going to have the kind of existence you want, unless you take extreme measures. One solution for you would be to go off grid, unabomber style Ah, a deliberately obtuse but unintentionally hilarious nonsense reply. Firstly try reading the full sentence rather than the bit between commas, even if it was a lame attempt at humour., Im fully aware that the Wahabi problem originated from Saudi. But oh, Merkel has let millions of fvck knows who Muslims into Germany who’ll be able to move freely asap. I have had mates, housemates and regular dates with whoever I liked rather than because of a skin colour card. There’s a clue. Western women in Muslim countries have to adhere to their cultures and values but for some fvcking incomprehensible reason we have hypocrites who aren’t anywhere near it,blue having to put up with them over here (getting the picture?), saying these Muslims should be able to thrust their values and beliefs and, incidentally, repression of half the world’s population in our faces with women walking around without being able to choose almost anything. No, they have to wear grim dark coloured clothes, covered from head to toe with only their faces showing if they’re lucky. And you accuse me of living in the 12th century! You've come out with gallons of drivel before but that sh1t would fill a swimming pool. A swimming pool this practising Muslim culture we should be encouraging into our society you couldn’t find any more different, in that they’re not allowed to dip into the pool. I don’t want this stuff near me, and I can guarantee that if families gradually moved into an area or even worse, a street, you can bet the majority of the country would want to clear out, but in your mind that wouldn’t happen. What a joke. This ideology of encouraging this sh1t to go on is a disgrace. Edited by Rudi Hedman (18 May 2019 9.31am)
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| Midlands Eagle 18 May 19 6.20am |
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Originally posted by .TUX.
The 'bloc' is a very well manipulated con game, a ponzi. But apparently if you have doubts re- its legitimacy, you are 'gammon'.
Vive le jambon fume
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| Midlands Eagle 18 May 19 6.22am |
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Originally posted by Rachid Rachid Rachid
As I recall major Brexit campaigner Boris Johnson told some outrageous lies that he should be held accountable for and went around in a silly bus with David Davis telling everyone that a deal would be done ? When Davis was challenged with the job of negotiating the deal in question he was found to be out of his depth. Surely David Davis was little more than a puppet dancing to Mrs May's tune
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| dannyboy1978 18 May 19 6.42am |
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Originally posted by Rachid Rachid Rachid
As I recall major Brexit campaigner Boris Johnson told some outrageous lies that he should be held accountable for and went around in a silly bus with David Davis telling everyone that a deal would be done ? When Davis was challenged with the job of negotiating the deal in question he was found to be out of his depth. I know several people who are embarrassed by their decision to vote to leave. If we left the EU a deal would be done, it's you remoaners who want one foot in so we are over the barell.
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