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A big knees up for the Luvvies Kids in Bristol, Thousands attending ,Let us hope their is no one contagious in the Area ...
Sporting events under threat ,but Thunderberg's Mob keep on rolling ,pathetic .. The old cash machine must be kept running .
Sporting events under threat ,but Thunderberg's Mob keep on rolling ,pathetic .. The old cash machine must be kept running .
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Just saw this on the news, thousands of kids bunking off school to get a soaking in Bristol, wonder how they all got there, and hoping none have come back from Northern Italy or Tenerife last week!
I do understand their concerns about the future just hope the present day crisis doesn't strike them first! Where's the wagman?
I do understand their concerns about the future just hope the present day crisis doesn't strike them first! Where's the wagman?
Tells you all you need to know about this nonsense 
By the way they are trying to make it a crime to deny climate change? They cant reason with the facts so they try to shut people up instead.
,Let us hope their is no one contagious in the Area ...
Au contraire.
Au contraire.
Greta has the right face for the job she's being told to do by her parents,
it looks like she has the hump 24/7
it looks like she has the hump 24/7
yes , she does look angry ... she also looks and dresses like a 10 year old
i agree large crowds gathering is a big risk at the moment
Hissing it down all over the country including in Bristol and Gretna Thunderbolt says......
Greta Thunberg has warned world leaders she will "not be silenced when the world is on fire".
Wet weather failed to deter thousands of people turning out for the 17-year-old, who appeared on stage at about 11:45 GMT.
Greta Thunberg has warned world leaders she will "not be silenced when the world is on fire".
Wet weather failed to deter thousands of people turning out for the 17-year-old, who appeared on stage at about 11:45 GMT.
Never ever forget the girl is mentally ill with autism ffs
I may be wrong here (usually am) but didn't her father say he fears for her and would rather she didn't participate? I'm sure I saw that not too long ago.
As if the kid doesn't have enough problems,Chaz has a thing for her
Charlie's infatuation with this young girl is worrying. It is not healthy.
Of more concern is that he cannot she what she is being used for
#sosadtheusualsong4charlie
Of more concern is that he cannot she what she is being used for
#sosadtheusualsong4charlie
Hissing it down all over the country including in Bristol and Gretna Thunderbolt says......
Greta Thunberg has warned world leaders she will "not be silenced when the world is on fire".
Yes the world is on fire yet it's peeing it down.
They must realise how ridiculous we appear to the rest of the world with this insane stance on carbon emissions.
Lol look at the Brits - how did they ever win the war?
Greta Thunberg has warned world leaders she will "not be silenced when the world is on fire".
Yes the world is on fire yet it's peeing it down.
They must realise how ridiculous we appear to the rest of the world with this insane stance on carbon emissions.
Lol look at the Brits - how did they ever win the war?
Unbeknown to the stupid kid,she is helping to destroy the lives of her loyal followers and the rest of us.
She is an Elite puppet told exactly what to say and since when have the Elite done anything good for mankind? Everything they do they do for more control and power and this is what this b0llox is all about-Climate Change my arse!
She is an Elite puppet told exactly what to say and since when have the Elite done anything good for mankind? Everything they do they do for more control and power and this is what this b0llox is all about-Climate Change my arse!
Feb 28, 2020 -- 3:30PM, terry mccann wrote:
As if the kid doesn't have enough problems,Chaz has a thing for her
John.W.Henry. • February 28, 2020 4:01 PM GMT
Charlie's infatuation with this young girl is worrying. It is not healthy.
I think you'll find both of you have posted far more posts about her than me. Just keep on lying as you normally do. People will get the message that you both lie.
The world is NOT on fire.
Fake news not called out by the fake media. Glad I don’t have young kids anymore. They must be scared witless.
Fake news not called out by the fake media. Glad I don’t have young kids anymore. They must be scared witless.
Injera
Change of topic which really warrants a new thread. Are you familiar with:
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/9408/hedgeheight.pdf
I need some help on this.
Change of topic which really warrants a new thread. Are you familiar with:
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/9408/hedgeheight.pdf
I need some help on this.
The same people supporting her are the same bastards involved with the roll out of 5G,the same 5G designed to kill billions,and its started already.
Charlie cares about the planet but is happy to deny his next door neighbour access to sunlight in her garden.
Yanking their Chains 
If anyone with the Virus was present and as things stand fook knows what is going on ..
Be the Biggest own goal in history ,
No way the protest should have gone ahead ...
All this mob are doing is exploiting the Liberal nature of this Country ,Foook them off to Russia or India for a bit
of Traffic blocking ,a few heads being split with Batons will soon sort them out ...
A load of Civ lib tw@ts destroyed at the ballot box and just looking for another avenue for their pathetic Views ...
CLIMATE CHANGE HAS SWEET F.A TO DO WITH THE UK , LET THEM GET SOMEONE ELSE TO FIGHT THEIR CORNER ..
If anyone with the Virus was present and as things stand fook knows what is going on ..
Be the Biggest own goal in history ,
No way the protest should have gone ahead ...
All this mob are doing is exploiting the Liberal nature of this Country ,Foook them off to Russia or India for a bit
of Traffic blocking ,a few heads being split with Batons will soon sort them out ...
A load of Civ lib tw@ts destroyed at the ballot box and just looking for another avenue for their pathetic Views ...
CLIMATE CHANGE HAS SWEET F.A TO DO WITH THE UK , LET THEM GET SOMEONE ELSE TO FIGHT THEIR CORNER ..
imagine being this upset about a teenage girl you don't know
holy moly we've got some right snowflakes on this island
holy moly we've got some right snowflakes on this island
Be upset if Children have been infected , because of their Mug Parents
Un4tunately our pal Charlie has real difficulty in grasping the true picture of most things. MSM, WIKIWHACKYPEDIA, OFFICIAL NARRATIVES paint his picture for him and he is hell bent on believing them add to that his total infatuation with Thunderbird and you are approaching real issues which need to be addressed b4 he gets consumed in the swamp 4ever !!!
PorcupineorPineapple 28 Feb 20 22:29
imagine being this upset about a teenage girl you don't know
And you know Tommy Robinson, and others who upset you?
imagine being this upset about a teenage girl you don't know
And you know Tommy Robinson, and others who upset you?
Save the planet that doesn't need saving-"kin hell,how did we get to this crap?
But Terry , the planet does need saving from the likes of thunderburg and Charlie. 
See what they did to college green in Bristol? Turned into a quagmire. Oh the irony.
Meanwhile, Naomi Seibt, 19, is making her mark in opposing Greta’s arguments.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8058873/German-teen-climate-change-realist-known-anti-Greta-slams-alarmists-conference.html
Meanwhile, Naomi Seibt, 19, is making her mark in opposing Greta’s arguments.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8058873/German-teen-climate-change-realist-known-anti-Greta-slams-alarmists-conference.html
If only john if only. Great video ive just watched "GREEN PARTY SPOKESWOMAN TAKEN APART ON RADIO OVER CLIMATE CHANGE". The lies they tell these Greens.They think every one is stupid but are left with egg on their faces when coming across someone how knows whats really happening to the weather.
I stipulate once Again , this has nothing to do with the UK , China India the US of A ,Russia are the correct destinations put the Tw@ts in a rowing boat and wish them Bon Voyage .
equating yaxley-lennon to this lass
Some right soft touches about.
Some right soft touches about.
(please do continue to give generously to his new house fund though)
germany's electricity depends on about a quarter on coal burning
they even destroyed a village to get at more coal
how about starting there greta then russia, india, china then the USA
they are the main ones
they even destroyed a village to get at more coal
how about starting there greta then russia, india, china then the USA
they are the main ones
SPOT ON , NOTHING TO DO WITH US , WHAT THEY GOING TO DO IF THE VIRUS WIPES OUT A FEW BILLION
Villages die as community makes way for coal in Germany
IMMERATH, Germany (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - For four generations, Portz family life has focused around a quaint, red-brick farmhouse and the fertile fields beyond, ready for early harvest after this summer’s high heat.
Soon, the family will pull its last potato and final spike of grain from the rich Immerath soil.
Big coal is coming to replace their agrarian way of life.
The Portz matriarch puts on a brave face as she folds laundry in her flower-packed yard, the ground strewn with toys.
“It’s always jolly here,” Christiane Portz told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, interrupted by a chatter of grandchildren who make noisily for the stable.
The singsong voices, the spill of toys - everything will go when the home is bulldozed and replaced with a vast coal mine.
Immerath, once a small village of 1,200 in Germany’s western frontier, host to both farms and industry, has fallen quiet.
The Portz family is one of the last households still in situ; they live among piles of rubble after neighboring families were resettled 12 k west at New Immerath.
VILLAGES VANISH
Roughly 1.3 billion tons of lignite - a soft coal - were discovered long ago under the village and its surrounding land in Germany’s North Rhine Westphalia state. Few locals took the threat seriously, so life continued until development of the mine became reality and villages were lined up for destruction.
Immerath is one of the last to make way for the expansion of Garzweiler opencast mine, which is run by giant German energy provider RWE, supplying one third of Germany’s overall power.
Once Garzweiler is finished, 20 villages will have gone.
Under the scheme, some 5,000 people will be forced to move, compensated with either a new house or cash. RWE says almost half of locals just take the money.
“Our expectation is that Garzweiler will be open until the middle of the century,” RWE press officer Guido Steffen told the Thomson Reuters Foundation. “Germany is making radical changes, but even in the long run, in order to provide energy, we can’t forgo conventional power plants.”
Once finished, the company website says the mine will cover an operating surface of about 32 sq km. The size of the approved mining field is 114 sq km, it says.
The plan to expand was no shock for locals. It was back in the 1960s when nearby villages first made way for coal extraction, despite loud community protests, and protesters say the march of commerce over community continues nationwide.
Germany’s Environmental Agency says the Federal Mining Act prioritizes the extraction of raw materials over the interests of the common good.
Since 1945, hundreds of villages yielded to a growing need for energy, with 40 percent of Germany’s power coming from coal.
RWE, Europe’s top emitter of carbon dioxide (CO2), admits lignite is cheap to produce, but harmful for the environment.
“We aim to halve CO2 emissions by 50 percent by 2030,” RWE’s Steffen said.
ON THE MOVE
What’s left of Immerath - and other nearby villages - is eerie streets and abandoned houses. The noise of the bulldozers is omnipresent as they rumble through the ghost towns.
Immerath’s village church - lovingly dubbed the ‘cathedral’ by locals who financed its construction 130 years ago - was demolished in January. In New Immerath, a simple modern church has usurped the imposing, towered cathedral.
The Portz family is due to leave in September.
“It is what it is,” said Portz, who is in her 60s and helps run the farm.
“We’ve known the day would arrive and we all need energy.”
Portz insists she is positive about her new home, too.
The old, ivy-covered farmhouse will be swallowed by the mine and the family will move to three modern houses 12 k away.
Her husband, who grew up on the family farm and has watched two more generations do the same, does not take change lightly.
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“It’s a nightmare. I think about it constantly,” said her husband, who did not want to give his first name.
Aside from the human cost to close-knit families like his, campaigners count the wider environmental fallout.
“It is absolutely unacceptable that coal companies like RWE still want to destroy homes and nature for dirty lignite. It is inefficient, CO2-intense and not able to be a flexible partner for clean renewables like wind and solar power,” said campaigner Anike Peters of Greenpeace.
Along with local residents, Greenpeace and other groups have protested against the forced resettlement and say they plan to step up the demonstrations.
“Local resistance against lignite is stronger than ever. We want the coal to stay in the ground,” said Johanna Winter of Klimacamp, an initiative organized to protect the environment.
More protests are planned this month against what Maja Rothe, also of Klimacamp, calls “a clear example of the rules of capitalism putting boundaries to democracy.”
HEIMAT
About 6 km from Immerath sits Berverath: a small farming village squeezed between green fields and apple trees.
It is due to be destroyed in 2023 and local agronomist Elionore Kreins is fighting hard for her farm’s survival.
“During a first meeting with RWE, a representative told us that ‘our emotions are out of place.’ Immediately after, we decided to get legal help,” she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation from a wooden bench at her farm.
Costs are steep: up to 250 euros ($290) an hour and the family has not yet sold its land. Once sold, RWE finances the resettlement.
“We are expropriated and our lifestyle will have to change. Keeping animals in town is allowed in Berverath, but it won’t be possible in New Berverath, so farmers have to rethink,” she said.
Both her children and parents live on the farm and Kreins takes care of her elderly mother. The rules mean her animals cannot figure in her new life.
“It’s true,” Steffen admitted. “The new villages have to abide by new building regulations. The old villages will look like modern suburbs with detached houses and small gardens.”
Lignite extraction is due to start in the village by 2028, and will continue until about 2045. Once finished, the area will be flooded with Rhine water and turned into a lake.
“The destruction of villages like Berverath must be completely avoided,” said Greenpeace’s Peters. “Germany must phase out coal until 2030 at the latest.”
Back in Immerath, a small house still stands at the village entrance. A sign above the door reads “Heimat” - roughly translated as ‘home’. But this very German concept also carries a sense of ‘homeland’; a feeling of belonging and roots.
Empty and lifeless, the house now sits with its blinds down and its driveway overgrown, waiting for the bulldozer to call.
Reporting by Stefanie Glinski, Editing by Lyndsay Griffiths Please credit the Th
IMMERATH, Germany (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - For four generations, Portz family life has focused around a quaint, red-brick farmhouse and the fertile fields beyond, ready for early harvest after this summer’s high heat.
Soon, the family will pull its last potato and final spike of grain from the rich Immerath soil.
Big coal is coming to replace their agrarian way of life.
The Portz matriarch puts on a brave face as she folds laundry in her flower-packed yard, the ground strewn with toys.
“It’s always jolly here,” Christiane Portz told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, interrupted by a chatter of grandchildren who make noisily for the stable.
The singsong voices, the spill of toys - everything will go when the home is bulldozed and replaced with a vast coal mine.
Immerath, once a small village of 1,200 in Germany’s western frontier, host to both farms and industry, has fallen quiet.
The Portz family is one of the last households still in situ; they live among piles of rubble after neighboring families were resettled 12 k west at New Immerath.
VILLAGES VANISH
Roughly 1.3 billion tons of lignite - a soft coal - were discovered long ago under the village and its surrounding land in Germany’s North Rhine Westphalia state. Few locals took the threat seriously, so life continued until development of the mine became reality and villages were lined up for destruction.
Immerath is one of the last to make way for the expansion of Garzweiler opencast mine, which is run by giant German energy provider RWE, supplying one third of Germany’s overall power.
Once Garzweiler is finished, 20 villages will have gone.
Under the scheme, some 5,000 people will be forced to move, compensated with either a new house or cash. RWE says almost half of locals just take the money.
“Our expectation is that Garzweiler will be open until the middle of the century,” RWE press officer Guido Steffen told the Thomson Reuters Foundation. “Germany is making radical changes, but even in the long run, in order to provide energy, we can’t forgo conventional power plants.”
Once finished, the company website says the mine will cover an operating surface of about 32 sq km. The size of the approved mining field is 114 sq km, it says.
The plan to expand was no shock for locals. It was back in the 1960s when nearby villages first made way for coal extraction, despite loud community protests, and protesters say the march of commerce over community continues nationwide.
Germany’s Environmental Agency says the Federal Mining Act prioritizes the extraction of raw materials over the interests of the common good.
Since 1945, hundreds of villages yielded to a growing need for energy, with 40 percent of Germany’s power coming from coal.
RWE, Europe’s top emitter of carbon dioxide (CO2), admits lignite is cheap to produce, but harmful for the environment.
“We aim to halve CO2 emissions by 50 percent by 2030,” RWE’s Steffen said.
ON THE MOVE
What’s left of Immerath - and other nearby villages - is eerie streets and abandoned houses. The noise of the bulldozers is omnipresent as they rumble through the ghost towns.
Immerath’s village church - lovingly dubbed the ‘cathedral’ by locals who financed its construction 130 years ago - was demolished in January. In New Immerath, a simple modern church has usurped the imposing, towered cathedral.
The Portz family is due to leave in September.
“It is what it is,” said Portz, who is in her 60s and helps run the farm.
“We’ve known the day would arrive and we all need energy.”
Portz insists she is positive about her new home, too.
The old, ivy-covered farmhouse will be swallowed by the mine and the family will move to three modern houses 12 k away.
Her husband, who grew up on the family farm and has watched two more generations do the same, does not take change lightly.
ADVERTISEMENT
“It’s a nightmare. I think about it constantly,” said her husband, who did not want to give his first name.
Aside from the human cost to close-knit families like his, campaigners count the wider environmental fallout.
“It is absolutely unacceptable that coal companies like RWE still want to destroy homes and nature for dirty lignite. It is inefficient, CO2-intense and not able to be a flexible partner for clean renewables like wind and solar power,” said campaigner Anike Peters of Greenpeace.
Along with local residents, Greenpeace and other groups have protested against the forced resettlement and say they plan to step up the demonstrations.
“Local resistance against lignite is stronger than ever. We want the coal to stay in the ground,” said Johanna Winter of Klimacamp, an initiative organized to protect the environment.
More protests are planned this month against what Maja Rothe, also of Klimacamp, calls “a clear example of the rules of capitalism putting boundaries to democracy.”
HEIMAT
About 6 km from Immerath sits Berverath: a small farming village squeezed between green fields and apple trees.
It is due to be destroyed in 2023 and local agronomist Elionore Kreins is fighting hard for her farm’s survival.
“During a first meeting with RWE, a representative told us that ‘our emotions are out of place.’ Immediately after, we decided to get legal help,” she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation from a wooden bench at her farm.
Costs are steep: up to 250 euros ($290) an hour and the family has not yet sold its land. Once sold, RWE finances the resettlement.
“We are expropriated and our lifestyle will have to change. Keeping animals in town is allowed in Berverath, but it won’t be possible in New Berverath, so farmers have to rethink,” she said.
Both her children and parents live on the farm and Kreins takes care of her elderly mother. The rules mean her animals cannot figure in her new life.
“It’s true,” Steffen admitted. “The new villages have to abide by new building regulations. The old villages will look like modern suburbs with detached houses and small gardens.”
Lignite extraction is due to start in the village by 2028, and will continue until about 2045. Once finished, the area will be flooded with Rhine water and turned into a lake.
“The destruction of villages like Berverath must be completely avoided,” said Greenpeace’s Peters. “Germany must phase out coal until 2030 at the latest.”
Back in Immerath, a small house still stands at the village entrance. A sign above the door reads “Heimat” - roughly translated as ‘home’. But this very German concept also carries a sense of ‘homeland’; a feeling of belonging and roots.
Empty and lifeless, the house now sits with its blinds down and its driveway overgrown, waiting for the bulldozer to call.
Reporting by Stefanie Glinski, Editing by Lyndsay Griffiths Please credit the Th
You couldn't make it up! GT standing in freezing drizzle telling us the world is on fire!! GOLD!!
All these shyte Meetings should be done online people interested can watch a stream from Thunderbergs house
AS STATED ONLY REASON THEY ARE HERE IS THEY KNOW THEIR SKULLS WONT BE BEATEN WITH STICKS .
AS STATED ONLY REASON THEY ARE HERE IS THEY KNOW THEIR SKULLS WONT BE BEATEN WITH STICKS .
Any of you brave men from the Bristol area - https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/bristol-news/abuse-threats-made-greta-thunberg-3897936
A welcome move to be seeing more of this type of thing. Time some of these keyboard warriors had to explain their behaviour and attitudes to family, friends and employers.
A welcome move to be seeing more of this type of thing. Time some of these keyboard warriors had to explain their behaviour and attitudes to family, friends and employers.
APPLE NO DOUBT HAS PICS ON HIS WALL , AS I HAVE STATED , CHINA,INDIA,RUSSIA ARE THIS WAY >
IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH US AT ALL NOT ONE THING THIS COUNTRY DOES WILL CHANGE ANYTHING
LET HER HEAD EAST ,THE LEAST OF THE MOBS WORRIES WILL BE TROLLS ,THEY WOULD BE BEATEN AND QUICKLY REMOVED FROM THE STREETS ..
BUT OF COURSE THEY KNOW THAT , SO LETS PROTEST IN THE UK .. THE OLD LIBERAL BRITS WILL PUT UP WITH US .
IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH US AT ALL NOT ONE THING THIS COUNTRY DOES WILL CHANGE ANYTHING
LET HER HEAD EAST ,THE LEAST OF THE MOBS WORRIES WILL BE TROLLS ,THEY WOULD BE BEATEN AND QUICKLY REMOVED FROM THE STREETS ..
BUT OF COURSE THEY KNOW THAT , SO LETS PROTEST IN THE UK .. THE OLD LIBERAL BRITS WILL PUT UP WITH US .
If you're so scared of free speech, maybe you should take your own advice and move somewhere a bit more strict.
porky on the side of the establishment let's shut down any alternative viewpoints - his type are always opposed to any opposition - well done
porky on the side of the establishment let's shut down any alternative viewpoints - his type are always opposed to any opposition - well done
Destroyed at the Ballet Box the poor foookers clinging on to any old Luvvie straws 
Would luv to have seen their Faces when the 80 seat tory win was predicted by the Exit Poll
Comedy Gold ,Seething heads nationwide
Comedy Gold ,Seething heads nationwide
Presumably casemoney is lobbying for Cheltenham to be called off. Surely can't have that many people crammed into a small space. Amazed he didn't complain about Cup final being played today. The cash machine must be kept running.
When they try to ask the kid a question she haven't a bloody clue-well what a surprise, very much like you loverboy chaz
she is ill and all this criticism is not fair against her
she is being used by her parents and other bodies to pursue the lying warmist conspiracy
they are the ones who should have the attention of critics
she is being used by her parents and other bodies to pursue the lying warmist conspiracy
they are the ones who should have the attention of critics
Indeed she id being used by the Elite to push their planned agenda,these are the same who pretend to care about us and the planet but continue to roll out 5G which as far as I can see will destroy us-pure evil m8.
Terry - watch the Icke video on the virus thread. 5g gets a mention latterly.
Thanks Injera I shall.He is just one in a line saying it
Mar 1, 2020 -- 6:38PM, Injera wrote:
Terry - watch the Icke video on the virus thread. 5g gets a mention latterly.
You can always rely on Icke. He's a tw@t as are his followers.
I’m not a follower Charlie but truth can come from anywhere. I found it to be a very articulate and interesting listen.
UK aims to be a carbon free country by 2050, meanwhile in China, air pollution is so bad it amounted to over 1 million early deaths in 2017
Each to their own Injera. If you want to bevel in lizard people and him being the son of god then that's your choice.
Your attempts to de-value Icke over the last few years is working a treat chaz, millions of followers,sell out tours,bestsellers.You want to know why Charlie boy? Ever thing he says about your evil bastards pay master has become true and millions are fighting back
Seeing a pic of Tom Araya on here is quite the turn of events. Was listening to them yesterday.
26 percent of germany's electricity is provided by coal - they have destroyed 20 villages over the years
there's the eu's united cooperation over climate change and they are going to spend another fortune on 'climate change'(the eu that is)
meanwhile the mugs in the uk followed the diktats religiously
there's the eu's united cooperation over climate change and they are going to spend another fortune on 'climate change'(the eu that is)
meanwhile the mugs in the uk followed the diktats religiously
Hundreds have called for the organisers of a Greta Thunberg climate change rally to pay for damage caused to green space.
Gavin Mountjoy commented on Facebook: "Oh the irony, hundreds of people turning up to talk about our planet dying end up destroying a green area."
Barrie Moore, also on Facebook, said: "The organisers of this march should be made to pay for the damage."
BBC
Gavin Mountjoy commented on Facebook: "Oh the irony, hundreds of people turning up to talk about our planet dying end up destroying a green area."
Barrie Moore, also on Facebook, said: "The organisers of this march should be made to pay for the damage."
BBC
The planet doesn’t need saving....we do!
Mother Earth survived the asteroid that killed off the dinosaurs. It will survive the human race.
Mother Earth survived the asteroid that killed off the dinosaurs. It will survive the human race.
Wow !!!! There it is >>>>>>>>>
Injera01 Mar 20 18:44Joined: 04 Jan 03 | Topic/replies: 16,753 | Blogger: Injera's blog
I’m not a follower Charlie but truth can come from anywhere. I found it to be a very articulate and interesting listen.
Charlie01 Mar 20 18:42Joined: 01 Dec 01 | Topic/replies: 28,530 | Blogger: Charlie's blog
Mar 1, 2020 -- 6:38PM, Injera wrote:
Terry - watch the Icke video on the virus thread. 5g gets a mention latterly.
You can always rely on Icke. He's a tw@t as are his followers.
So i throw it out there..................... Injera offers fair and objective reasoning to justify his statements yet Charlie hurls his usual uninformed blurb at all and sundry while at the same time showing himself up for the goon that he really is !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I do think our Charlie really needs to seek help as he is bordering on crossing the line Maybe his infatuation with the great thunderburg has got to the bottom of him
Injera01 Mar 20 18:44Joined: 04 Jan 03 | Topic/replies: 16,753 | Blogger: Injera's blog
I’m not a follower Charlie but truth can come from anywhere. I found it to be a very articulate and interesting listen.
Charlie01 Mar 20 18:42Joined: 01 Dec 01 | Topic/replies: 28,530 | Blogger: Charlie's blog
Mar 1, 2020 -- 6:38PM, Injera wrote:
Terry - watch the Icke video on the virus thread. 5g gets a mention latterly.
You can always rely on Icke. He's a tw@t as are his followers.
So i throw it out there..................... Injera offers fair and objective reasoning to justify his statements yet Charlie hurls his usual uninformed blurb at all and sundry while at the same time showing himself up for the goon that he really is !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I do think our Charlie really needs to seek help as he is bordering on crossing the line
Maybe his infatuation with the great thunderburg has got to the bottom of him
Charlie's only cannon fodder.
When they blew that whistle, he'd fight to be the first one up the ladder and over the top to be mowed down by the machine guns.
Salt of the earth no doubt but as thick as two short planks.
When they blew that whistle, he'd fight to be the first one up the ladder and over the top to be mowed down by the machine guns.
Salt of the earth no doubt but as thick as two short planks.
Mar 2, 2020 -- 10:07AM, John.W.Henry. wrote:
Wow !!!! There it is >>>>>>>>>Injera01 Mar 20 18:44Joined: 04 Jan 03 | Topic/replies: 16,753 | Blogger: Injera's blogI’m not a follower Charlie but truth can come from anywhere. I found it to be a very articulate and interesting listen.Charlie01 Mar 20 18:42Joined: 01 Dec 01 | Topic/replies: 28,530 | Blogger: Charlie's blogMar 1, 2020 -- 6:38PM, Injera wrote:Terry - watch the Icke video on the virus thread. 5g gets a mention latterly.You can always rely on Icke. He's a tw@t as are his followers.So i throw it out there..................... Injera offers fair and objective reasoning to justify his statements yet Charlie hurls his usual uninformed blurb at all and sundry while at the same time showing himself up for the goon that he really is !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I do think our Charlie really needs to seek help as he is bordering on crossing the line Maybe his infatuation with the great thunderburg has got to the bottom of him
How very convenient to swap the order of the posts. Keep trying you just make yourself look more foolish.
Mar 2, 2020 -- 11:04AM, Dr Crippen wrote:
Charlie's only cannon fodder.When they blew that whistle, he'd fight to be the first one up the ladder and over the top to be mowed down by the machine guns.Salt of the earth no doubt but as thick as two short planks.
Rather go over the top and leave a coward like you behind.
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