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JohnyBoy 28 Oct 16 10.35pm
Originally posted by elgrande Pray tell are they prescription drugs you are on,or do you get them through a dealer Nope, just real life education. Ps ďont be swayd by fascist (or socialist) media, read the facts
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JohnyBoy

28 Oct 16 10.35pm

Originally posted by elgrande

Pray tell are they prescription drugs you are on,or do you get them through a dealer

Nope, just real life education. Ps ďont be swayd by fascist (or socialist) media, read the facts

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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 28 Oct 16 10.56pm
Originally posted by JohnyBoy Why thank you cucking, although i am no comedian but possibly (and arguably!) the most astute economist/poltocian you have conversed with. Best regards Stop. My sides are splitting. Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham
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Clapham on the Back 28 Oct 16 10.56pm

Originally posted by JohnyBoy

Why thank you cucking, although i am no comedian but possibly (and arguably!) the most astute economist/poltocian you have conversed with. Best regards

Stop. My sides are splitting.

Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

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Y Ddraig Goch In The Crowd 28 Oct 16 11.00pm
Originally posted by JohnyBoy I had my issues with him, like i do with every PM, but although i initially voted for John Major, and then voted for Blair, i regard him as the 3rd best post war PM behind atlee and Macmillan. Look at his record: a thriving economy, good friday peace agreement, new schools , hospitals and healthcentres....everyone will slate him for the iraq war especially tribal tories but chilcot said there were 'mistakes' but he was defo not guilty of war crimes ( i read the findings v. Thoroughly) unlike Thatcher and the sinking of the Belgrano which was very clearly a war crime. But Tony we dont need another referendum.....we may have an election ( as people always have the right to change their minds in a democracy) but do it through parliament Belgrano was not a war crime. Most of the Argies don't think it was either. Not to mention the small point of the legal principle. But I suppose I read too much mainstream media and a sheeple the dignified don't even enter in the game
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In The Crowd 28 Oct 16 11.00pm

Originally posted by JohnyBoy

I had my issues with him, like i do with every PM, but although i initially voted for John Major, and then voted for Blair, i regard him as the 3rd best post war PM behind atlee and Macmillan.
Look at his record: a thriving economy, good friday peace agreement, new schools , hospitals and healthcentres....everyone will slate him for the iraq war especially tribal tories but chilcot said there were 'mistakes' but he was defo not guilty of war crimes ( i read the findings v. Thoroughly) unlike Thatcher and the sinking of the Belgrano which was very clearly a war crime.
But Tony we dont need another referendum.....we may have an election ( as people always have the right to change their minds in a democracy) but do it through parliament

Belgrano was not a war crime. Most of the Argies don't think it was either. Not to mention the small point of the legal principle.

But I suppose I read too much mainstream media and a sheeple

the dignified don't even enter in the game

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JohnyBoy 28 Oct 16 11.06pm
Originally posted by Y Ddraig Goch Belgrano was not a war crime. Most of the Argies don't think it was either. Not to mention the small point of the legal principle. But I suppose I read too much mainstream media and a sheeple 26 miles outside the 200 mile exclusion zone on a ship sailing away hmmmm... if i were you i would ignore mainstream medja!
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JohnyBoy

28 Oct 16 11.06pm

Originally posted by Y Ddraig Goch

Belgrano was not a war crime. Most of the Argies don't think it was either. Not to mention the small point of the legal principle.

But I suppose I read too much mainstream media and a sheeple

26 miles outside the 200 mile exclusion zone on a ship sailing away hmmmm... if i were you i would ignore mainstream medja!

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Y Ddraig Goch In The Crowd 28 Oct 16 11.23pm
Originally posted by JohnyBoy 26 miles outside the 200 mile exclusion zone on a ship sailing away hmmmm... if i were you i would ignore mainstream medja! Argies were told over a week before that Britain would not be limited to action within the 200 mile zone. The Zone had no legal standing and (I believe) was advisory the dignified don't even enter in the game
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Y Ddraig Goch

In The Crowd 28 Oct 16 11.23pm

Originally posted by JohnyBoy

26 miles outside the 200 mile exclusion zone on a ship sailing away hmmmm... if i were you i would ignore mainstream medja!

Argies were told over a week before that Britain would not be limited to action within the 200 mile zone.

The Zone had no legal standing and (I believe) was advisory

the dignified don't even enter in the game

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JohnyBoy 28 Oct 16 11.35pm
Originally posted by Y Ddraig Goch Argies were told over a week before that Britain would not be limited to action within the 200 mile zone. The Zone had no legal standing and (I believe) was advisory Uk declared their zone of conflict of 200miles but never decalared 'war', therefore making it at best 'excusable' legally but 'intent' to send 200 sailors to their deaths is a war crime
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JohnyBoy

28 Oct 16 11.35pm

Originally posted by Y Ddraig Goch

Argies were told over a week before that Britain would not be limited to action within the 200 mile zone.

The Zone had no legal standing and (I believe) was advisory

Uk declared their zone of conflict of 200miles but never decalared 'war', therefore making it at best 'excusable' legally but 'intent' to send 200 sailors to their deaths is a war crime

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Y Ddraig Goch In The Crowd 28 Oct 16 11.52pm
Originally posted by JohnyBoy Uk declared their zone of conflict of 200miles but never decalared 'war', therefore making it at best 'excusable' legally but 'intent' to send 200 sailors to their deaths is a war crime Lots of conflicts happen without war being declared. That's nothing new. The British government had notified the Argies that ANY military craft was fair game. That happened a week before and the Argentinian admiral at the time admitted that they knew what they were doing You might find the sinking unpalatable but it was not a war crime. the dignified don't even enter in the game
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In The Crowd 28 Oct 16 11.52pm

Originally posted by JohnyBoy

Uk declared their zone of conflict of 200miles but never decalared 'war', therefore making it at best 'excusable' legally but 'intent' to send 200 sailors to their deaths is a war crime

Lots of conflicts happen without war being declared. That's nothing new.

The British government had notified the Argies that ANY military craft was fair game. That happened a week before and the Argentinian admiral at the time admitted that they knew what they were doing

You might find the sinking unpalatable but it was not a war crime.

the dignified don't even enter in the game

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Sportyteacher London 29 Oct 16 11.12am
Would that be the referendum based upon litany of lies told by both sides?Would this be the BREXIT victory as endorsed by general electorate without any idea as to what form and real consequences BREXIT would take...and without the main campaigning players who have all been relegated to the political backwaters?
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London 29 Oct 16 11.12am

Would that be the referendum based upon litany of lies told by both sides?Would this be the BREXIT victory as endorsed by general electorate without any idea as to what form and real consequences BREXIT would take...and without the main campaigning players who have all been relegated to the political backwaters?

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gambler Kent 29 Oct 16 11.24am
Is there a single person anywhere on the planet, regardless of their political leanings, that doesn't think Tony Blair is a proper c***?
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Kent 29 Oct 16 11.24am

Is there a single person anywhere on the planet, regardless of their political leanings, that doesn't think Tony Blair is a proper c***?

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Hoof Hearted 29 Oct 16 11.49am
Originally posted by jamiemartin721 I wouldn't trust him not to be lying when his lips are shut, we only have his word he is not a ventriloquist.
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Hoof Hearted 29 Oct 16 11.49am

Originally posted by jamiemartin721

I wouldn't trust him not to be lying when his lips are shut, we only have his word he is not a ventriloquist.

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 29 Oct 16 11.54am
Despite my loathing of the man, his government did good things as well as the Iraq f*** up, I'm not sure wishing death on him is a good thing as others on here have suggested.
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Shizzlehurst 29 Oct 16 11.54am

Despite my loathing of the man, his government did good things as well as the Iraq f*** up, I'm not sure wishing death on him is a good thing as others on here have suggested.

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JohnyBoy 29 Oct 16 11.54am
Originally posted by gambler Is there a single person anywhere on the planet, regardless of their political leanings, that doesn't think Tony Blair is a proper c***? Regardless of political leanings we was elected 3 times to be prime minister of this country, during which time the country prospered and we didnt have a recession throughout his tenure. His detractors point to the Iraq war but the Chilcott inquiry exonerated him from accusations of lying and war crimes.
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JohnyBoy

29 Oct 16 11.54am

Originally posted by gambler

Is there a single person anywhere on the planet, regardless of their political leanings, that doesn't think Tony Blair is a proper c***?

Regardless of political leanings we was elected 3 times to be prime minister of this country, during which time the country prospered and we didnt have a recession throughout his tenure. His detractors point to the Iraq war but the Chilcott inquiry exonerated him from accusations of lying and war crimes.

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