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Kermit8 Hevon 16 Nov 17 12.28pm
Originally posted by Ouzo Dan The EU are doing everything they can to push Poland,Hungary,Slovakia,Czech Republic etc back to towards Russia. They dont want anything to do with the migrant worker horror show Merkel has brought on us all. And the 'Codswallop Award of the Week' goes to that paragraph. Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Hevon 16 Nov 17 12.28pm

Originally posted by Ouzo Dan

The EU are doing everything they can to push Poland,Hungary,Slovakia,Czech Republic etc back to towards Russia.

They dont want anything to do with the migrant worker horror show Merkel has brought on us all.

And the 'Codswallop Award of the Week' goes to that paragraph.

Big chest and massive boobs

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Ouzo Dan 16 Nov 17 12.42pm
Originally posted by Mapletree That was not the local view when I was living there. Living where? I specified a few countries. I'll be more specific, there's a bit of a stand off between the EU & said countries over accepting Islamic migrants/refugees. The EU are demanding they take x amount whilst said countries want to take none. Poland have gone one step further and have hinted they will seek damages caused by Germany during WW2 if they continue to push Poland towards settling Islamic migrants there. There are links about but I'm at work and skiving & don't really care enough about Gussets thread to go finding them right now. On a personal level I have found eastern Europe to be an incredibly welcoming place to visit/live rivaled only by the united states in how welcoming it is. I love it so much I'll be living in Slovakia permanently very soon. Sex Panther 60% of the time it works every time
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Ouzo Dan 16 Nov 17 12.42pm

Originally posted by Mapletree

That was not the local view when I was living there.

Living where? I specified a few countries.

I'll be more specific, there's a bit of a stand off between the EU & said countries over accepting Islamic migrants/refugees.
The EU are demanding they take x amount whilst said countries want to take none.

Poland have gone one step further and have hinted they will seek damages caused by Germany during WW2 if they continue to push Poland towards settling Islamic migrants there.

There are links about but I'm at work and skiving & don't really care enough about Gussets thread to go finding them right now.

On a personal level I have found eastern Europe to be an incredibly welcoming place to visit/live rivaled only by the united states in how welcoming it is.

I love it so much I'll be living in Slovakia permanently very soon.

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Ouzo Dan 16 Nov 17 12.43pm
Originally posted by Kermit8 And the 'Codswallop Award of the Week' goes to that paragraph. Back in the swamp with you frog. Sex Panther 60% of the time it works every time
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Ouzo Dan 16 Nov 17 12.43pm

Originally posted by Kermit8

And the 'Codswallop Award of the Week' goes to that paragraph.

Back in the swamp with you frog.

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hedgehog50 Croydon 16 Nov 17 12.44pm
Originally posted by PaddyMcPaddy I thought everyone that voted Brexit were 70 and dying. So they won't know how to use Twitter. I got my Russian Brexit top tips from a dead drop box (hidden under a stone near Marx's tomb). [Apologies to any descendants of Karl, no offence meant.] We have now sunk to a depth at which the restatement of the obvious is the first duty of intelligent men. [Orwell]
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Croydon 16 Nov 17 12.44pm

Originally posted by PaddyMcPaddy

I thought everyone that voted Brexit were 70 and dying. So they won't know how to use Twitter.

I got my Russian Brexit top tips from a dead drop box (hidden under a stone near Marx's tomb). [Apologies to any descendants of Karl, no offence meant.]

We have now sunk to a depth at which the restatement of the obvious is the first duty of intelligent men. [Orwell]

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Stirlingsays 16 Nov 17 1.12pm
Originally posted by simlaboy Not being funny , but if I wanted to know what The Guardian had to say I would buy it , The Russians or Chinese aren't interested in left or right....they are just interested in promoting discord and weak government. What they don't allow internally they wish to sow externally. Edited by Stirlingsays (16 Nov 2017 1.23pm) 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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Stirlingsays

16 Nov 17 1.12pm

Originally posted by simlaboy

Not being funny , but if I wanted to know what The Guardian had to say I would buy it ,

The Russians or Chinese aren't interested in left or right....they are just interested in promoting discord and weak government.

What they don't allow internally they wish to sow externally.

Edited by Stirlingsays (16 Nov 2017 1.23pm)

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Hrolf The Ganger 16 Nov 17 1.24pm
Originally posted by Mapletree Yes, of course you should not trust Scottish academics. It's all fake news. And the Battle of Hastings was a great success for the Brits. Dude. I don't believe anything I read and neither should you.
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Originally posted by Mapletree

Yes, of course you should not trust Scottish academics. It's all fake news. And the Battle of Hastings was a great success for the Brits.

Dude. I don't believe anything I read and neither should you.

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Mapletree Croydon 16 Nov 17 2.17pm
Originally posted by Ouzo Dan Living where? I specified a few countries. I'll be more specific, there's a bit of a stand off between the EU & said countries over accepting Islamic migrants/refugees. The EU are demanding they take x amount whilst said countries want to take none. Poland have gone one step further and have hinted they will seek damages caused by Germany during WW2 if they continue to push Poland towards settling Islamic migrants there. There are links about but I'm at work and skiving & don't really care enough about Gussets thread to go finding them right now. On a personal level I have found eastern Europe to be an incredibly welcoming place to visit/live rivaled only by the united states in how welcoming it is. I love it so much I'll be living in Slovakia permanently very soon. Bucharest, Cluj, Prague, Zlin and Bratislava to be precise. As well as Krakow and Warsaw but you didn't mention Poland. But sadly not Budapest, I only had a small office there. I found Bratislava became quite small pretty quickly but oh boy, how pretty are the girls. Edited by Mapletree (16 Nov 2017 2.22pm)
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Croydon 16 Nov 17 2.17pm

Originally posted by Ouzo Dan

Living where? I specified a few countries.

Poland have gone one step further and have hinted they will seek damages caused by Germany during WW2 if they continue to push Poland towards settling Islamic migrants there.

There are links about but I'm at work and skiving & don't really care enough about Gussets thread to go finding them right now.

On a personal level I have found eastern Europe to be an incredibly welcoming place to visit/live rivaled only by the united states in how welcoming it is.

I love it so much I'll be living in Slovakia permanently very soon.

Bucharest, Cluj, Prague, Zlin and Bratislava to be precise. As well as Krakow and Warsaw but you didn't mention Poland. But sadly not Budapest, I only had a small office there. I found Bratislava became quite small pretty quickly but oh boy, how pretty are the girls.

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Mapletree Croydon 16 Nov 17 2.25pm
Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger Dude. I don't believe anything I read and neither should you. Au contraire. I cannot claim to be cleverer at everything than everyone else. Therefore when someone studies something really thoroughly - unless there is an obvious self-interest - I take what they say seriously. It's known as Science, you may have heard of it. I HATE the bllsht concept that 'you can't trust experts'. Really? Better have your granny look after you when you have a ruptured spleen then.
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Mapletree

Croydon 16 Nov 17 2.25pm

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

Dude. I don't believe anything I read and neither should you.

Au contraire. I cannot claim to be cleverer at everything than everyone else. Therefore when someone studies something really thoroughly - unless there is an obvious self-interest - I take what they say seriously. It's known as Science, you may have heard of it.

I HATE the b*llsh*t concept that 'you can't trust experts'. Really? Better have your granny look after you when you have a ruptured spleen then.

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Mapletree Croydon 16 Nov 17 2.30pm
Originally posted by Ouzo Dan Living where? I specified a few countries. I'll be more specific, there's a bit of a stand off between the EU & said countries over accepting Islamic migrants/refugees. The EU are demanding they take x amount whilst said countries want to take none. Poland have gone one step further and have hinted they will seek damages caused by Germany during WW2 if they continue to push Poland towards settling Islamic migrants there. There are links about but I'm at work and skiving & don't really care enough about Gussets thread to go finding them right now. On a personal level I have found eastern Europe to be an incredibly welcoming place to visit/live rivaled only by the united states in how welcoming it is. I love it so much I'll be living in Slovakia permanently very soon. You really think that issue alone would push Central and Eastern European countries back into the arms of the Russians? You purported to know something about these countries, clearly not about their history or cultures.
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Mapletree

Croydon 16 Nov 17 2.30pm

Originally posted by Ouzo Dan

Living where? I specified a few countries.

Poland have gone one step further and have hinted they will seek damages caused by Germany during WW2 if they continue to push Poland towards settling Islamic migrants there.

There are links about but I'm at work and skiving & don't really care enough about Gussets thread to go finding them right now.

On a personal level I have found eastern Europe to be an incredibly welcoming place to visit/live rivaled only by the united states in how welcoming it is.

I love it so much I'll be living in Slovakia permanently very soon.

You really think that issue alone would push Central and Eastern European countries back into the arms of the Russians? You purported to know something about these countries, clearly not about their history or cultures.

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Ouzo Dan 16 Nov 17 3.24pm
Originally posted by Mapletree You really think that issue alone would push Central and Eastern European countries back into the arms of the Russians? You purported to know something about these countries, clearly not about their history or cultures. No you're right, I've been visiting Slovakia for 12 years & lived there for the best part of a year without once paying attention to the history or culture of the place.... Typical English yob abroad I suppose. Don't have a clue what my Slovak girlfriend sees in me either. I can tell you all about the taxi mafia who used to run everything or theatre shows in villages like plostin talking about the failure of socialism Don't be daft maple. Please find where I explicitly state this is the tipping point for a new Soviet union. I'm merely pointing out the eu using bully boy tactics to get its way against what it sees as inferior nations, it's not a happy healthy EU. As for your other post, Bratislava took me a little by surprise the first time I visited, particularly the amount of gypsies begging for money at the train station but it has its own charm and I enjoy my time there. Sex Panther 60% of the time it works every time
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Ouzo Dan 16 Nov 17 3.24pm

Originally posted by Mapletree

No you're right, I've been visiting Slovakia for 12 years & lived there for the best part of a year without once paying attention to the history or culture of the place.... Typical English yob abroad I suppose.
Don't have a clue what my Slovak girlfriend sees in me either.

I can tell you all about the taxi mafia who used to run everything or theatre shows in villages like plostin talking about the failure of socialism

Don't be daft maple.

Please find where I explicitly state this is the tipping point for a new Soviet union.
I'm merely pointing out the eu using bully boy tactics to get its way against what it sees as inferior nations, it's not a happy healthy EU.

As for your other post, Bratislava took me a little by surprise the first time I visited, particularly the amount of gypsies begging for money at the train station but it has its own charm and I enjoy my time there.

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Ray in Houston Houston 16 Nov 17 3.37pm
Originally posted by jamiemartin721 I generally regard twitter as a source of useful information, in the way children should regard shoddy panel vans as a source of free sweets. In an ideal world, ownership of a twitter account should be grounds for being refused the right to vote (at the very least). The difference between something like Twitter or Facebook and the "traditional" news media (TV and print), is that you have to make an affirmative effort to ingest news from the traditional media while news on social media - real and fake - is pushed right to your phone and into your brain while you take a pony. From the Russia investigations over here, it's been shown that - with a relatively small ad buy on Facebook (about $100k) - fake news items we able to be pushed to about 140 million discrete users. Importantly, because they were redistributed over and over again by those same users, the fake news items became like smart bombs because they were being consciously redistributed to the target audience without any need for direction from the originator. Contrast that to a TV ad buy or even a freebie party-political broadcast and there's just no comparison to the reach and impact of social media. We don't do possession; we do defense and attack. Everything else is just wa**ing with a football.
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Originally posted by jamiemartin721

I generally regard twitter as a source of useful information, in the way children should regard shoddy panel vans as a source of free sweets.

In an ideal world, ownership of a twitter account should be grounds for being refused the right to vote (at the very least).

The difference between something like Twitter or Facebook and the "traditional" news media (TV and print), is that you have to make an affirmative effort to ingest news from the traditional media while news on social media - real and fake - is pushed right to your phone and into your brain while you take a pony.

From the Russia investigations over here, it's been shown that - with a relatively small ad buy on Facebook (about $100k) - fake news items we able to be pushed to about 140 million discrete users. Importantly, because they were redistributed over and over again by those same users, the fake news items became like smart bombs because they were being consciously redistributed to the target audience without any need for direction from the originator.

Contrast that to a TV ad buy or even a freebie party-political broadcast and there's just no comparison to the reach and impact of social media.

We don't do possession; we do defense and attack. Everything else is just wa**ing with a football.

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Ray in Houston Houston 16 Nov 17 3.39pm
Originally posted by topcat Why are the Russians so keen on Brexit and Trump? Some men just want to watch the world burn. We don't do possession; we do defense and attack. Everything else is just wa**ing with a football.
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Ray in Houston

Houston 16 Nov 17 3.39pm

Originally posted by topcat

Why are the Russians so keen on Brexit and Trump?

Some men just want to watch the world burn.

We don't do possession; we do defense and attack. Everything else is just wa**ing with a football.

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