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moisok - I'm not sure if you are aware of the fact but apparently you're 'right wing' .
No need to try and counter your arguments or point out exactly where you are wrong in your assertions , simply to say you're 'right wing' and that should be sufficient  |
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.............. and your needless reference to a certain Shropshire town suggests you are islamophobic possibly bordering on neo-nazi !
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held a party card for over 40 years just got the renewal in the post - you have to tear it out of the letter and then fold it in on itself to make it more of a stiff thicker card(as it were) - cheap and cheerful ho ho
oh Labour by the way ps it is not a right/left issue - it is more to do with the continued existence of the uk as a country we know and love |
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It's not so easy to bash russia over syria these days as not so much going on.
At least we can pin amesbury on putin now. Hey!!! Why do they not go on about the turkish murders of Kurds in northern syria. ah I understand - doesn't fit the narrative do excuse me |
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Dianne is speaking live, in the house, right now!!!!
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in reply to dear javid's comments re this incident!!
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Jackanory jackanory, ,.. don’t forget to pay your taxes..
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I wouldnt refer to it as right or left wing, other than the obvious fact that right wing agenda base their whole foundation on 'conservatism'.
Capital holdings in companies who gain margins as country after country increase military expenditure at the behest of a reduced public expenditure. From the 1850s its been par for the course for regular double digit % increases in 'defence' spending, the likes of the Rothschilds did rather nicely from. You cant do that if you dont have an enemy. |
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As it happens Im reading a book by Niall Fergusen (the tory) on the House of Rothschild.
Its remarkable how he hasnt once yet described the use of privilege in collecting information (pre telegragh) from one head of state (carring their letters to other heads of state) and trading on the news, as insider trading??????  |
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Clever how rumours were maliciously spread re:Waterloo and how they manipulated the stock markets
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It does seem the Russians are getting the blame again, and again without proof
Russians are running round the countryside trying to knock off the villege people Ridiculous |
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dustybin
05 Jul 18 09:03 Authorities bent out of shape at how well the world cup is going without any problems. Need the people back on script. Bullseye! |
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And to think that lfc1979 made a mockery of my Brexit theory ............
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Russia using UK as 'dumping ground for poison'
Most ridiculous headline i have seen for many a year, im starting to feel embarrassed to be British. |
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it keeps other unpleasant stuff off the news
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So presumably those that think think that the Kremlin/Putin are being erroneously blamed for the Skipal incident also
think they are also being falsely accused of being involved in the murders of the likes of Alexander Litvinenko, Sergei Yushenkov, Sergei Magnitsky, Boris Nemtsov? I could go on but it is such a very long list. They really are doing a hell of job in the info wars if so many enemies of their state keep getting murdered but you guys are so quick to jump to their defence. I have no idea whether they had in a hand in this but it would seem odd not to be at least a little suspicious given previous activities. |
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Russians have a very long history of political assassinations. Where do you want to start from?? Or their governments have. Then there is the mafia. Then there are rogue elements - and off we go - whodunnit?????
But is such a brilliant distraction led by kaye burley on sky CHARGEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!! |
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Very quite to point the finger
Significantly twitchy about refusing the money though. Thats standards for you. |
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*quick
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Sonko - that was the British Home Secretary who said that. Extraordinary!
Laying Chelsea could be profitable next season....  |
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British Home Secretary is possibly less 'British' than a vast majority of the population
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I am not defending Russia, I just expect some proof, it isnt too much to ask shirley ?
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Novichok - manufactured in Moscow but available in all good hardware stores nationwide .................. other nerve agents are available , terms and conditions apply , Porton Down and associated agents will not accept any responsibility for any damage to persons or property etc.
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One thing this will strengthen is the attack on the human rights act
We can't have man men running round the village throwing novichocolate around Who can remember Theresa May whining about the human rights act stopping the government from acting on terrorists? Why are they so keen to remove the human rights act from EVERYBODY?, when they have added terrorist laws to combat terrorism? so why the need to remove our rights? makes you think |
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This new novichoc scandal will be under "terrorism" again
So I guarantee they will go after the human rights act again with this, and they are so close to "striking a deal" with the EU as well |
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fill the news channels up with fluff helps reducing the space for other unpalatable issues that they seem to shy away from
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Wouldn't be the first time the government have put the public at risk of death and/or serious injury in order to get certain Acts through parliament .
Late 90's David Copeland was ALLEGEDLY allowed to continue his nail bombing spree in London despite being ALLEGEDLY shadowed by MI5 . Shortly after he was arrested the government passed an amendment to the Terrorism Act . (Reference Kill Jill -vol 1&2) |
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Some nobody here today gone tomorrow liar tells me with with nothing to back it up it was the Russians again,and some of you tiny dicks believe it
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but if "some nobody here today gone tomorrow liar with nothing to back it up" tells you it
wasn't the Russians will you believe that? |
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My theory is that the couple have found the discarded nerve agent container and opened it in the hope it had some drugs inside.
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Here's the thing,
I am not sure what to believe. I don't believe Putin's mob but why should I believe our Government? My mate watches RT TV and he is convinced it is all a hoax. I believe the Ruskies did it but then you have to ask yourself why? If you wanted to kill someone and make an example of them would you really use nerve agent? I don't think so! I have an open mind on this. I think the Ruskies did it but I also believe our own Spooks are capable of doing it! To paraphrase FU It has all the hallmarks of an attack by the Provisional IRA! hmmmn! |
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A case of if the cap fits, North,you must have evidence to accuse someone,when our Government shows us the evidence it was the Russian then I will believe,until then I don't. As Lennon said "All I want is the truth,just give me some truth" |
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@whispering death you just need to watch the mass mobilisation of russian linked twitter bots (with their message gulped down by conspiritard simpletons) to be convinced that pootins filth were responsible.
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And still F uck all from Vegas and never will be jerk
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Please show me some of these tweets dave, i would like to see what they look like.
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England Russia semi final anyone?
How fun would that be eh |
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Ibrahima Sonko 05 Jul 18 16:45
Russia using UK as 'dumping ground for poison' Most ridiculous headline i have seen for many a year, im starting to feel embarrassed to be British. Not just ridiculous, but utterly irresponsible too. Shocking what this Government is getting away with on a daily basis ! |
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actually terry you don't need any evidence to accuse, you do need evidence to convict tho so granted the expulsions may have
been a bit premature. this case is particularly weird but then so was the Alexander Litvinenko case & that one with the Bulgarians & the poison umbrella so this has some sort of precedent |
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