Is the UK Conservative Party a right-wing political party?

May 10, 2020 -- 11:49PM, aaronh wrote:

you should just naked mud wrestle in a loser leaves forum contest instead

There it is again you and edy are the Betfair Bandits can't help the gay references
edy likely has more experience so seems unfair to Sonko

edy • May 9, 2020 9:26 PM BST
Funny you would say that. I did dream of your soft, but masculine, hands rubbing oil, lavender scented, all over my naked body before you gently went on to spoil me further by massaging my penis with your very skilled tongue and mouth.

aaronh • May 9, 2020 9:38 PM BST
LoveLoveLoveLove

May 11, 2020 -- 1:41AM, ----you-have-to-laugh--- wrote:

Search British History  >Spartacus Blog  >Spartacus BlogWas Henry VIII as bad as Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin?Thursday, 12th February, 2015John SimkinIn his book, Henry VIII (1984), the historian, Jasper Ridley, compared the crimes of Henry VIII with Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin. Ridley's main criticism of Henry concerns his treatment of the poor. During his reign he told Parliament to pass several acts against vagabonds (people wandering around the country looking for work). A law passed in 1530 stated that people who were too old or ill to work could apply to a local JP for a licence to beg; but any vagabond who begged without a licence was to be severely punished. If any able-bodied man or woman, who did not own land or carry on a recognised profession or was a trader in merchandise, was found outside his native parish and could not account for his presence there, the local JP was to send him to the nearest market town, where he was to be tied naked to the end of a cart and beaten with a whip.Unemployment was a serious problem during this period. When large landowners changed from arable to sheep farming, unemployment increased rapidly. The closing down of the monasteries in the 1530s created even more unemployment. As the monasteries had also helped provide food for the poor, this added to the problem. More and more people left their villages to look for work. Eustace Chapuys reported that legions of monks, nuns and the servants employed in the suppressed religious houses, were roaming the countryside, homeless and penniless, begging for relief. He had been told that there were as many as 20,000 of them seeking help. In 1536 Parliament passed a new act to deal with vagabonds. For a second offence a vagabond was not only whipped but also had to have a part of his ear cut off. For the third offence, he was to be hanged. People found guilty of murder, rape, sodomy, arson, robbery, theft, forgery and coining were also hanged. People found guilty of treason were hanged, castrated, disembowelled, beheaded and quartered. The punishment for poisoners was to be boiled alive. According to the historian, Raphael Holinshed, who wrote twenty-five years after Henry's death, 72,000 thieves and vagabonds were hanged during his reign.It's like a tory manifesto...

wtf has Henry 8th got to do with the Tory party being right wing or not
He's much maligned but he was a very intelligent King & got rid of all those parasitical monks & Catholicism.
People also forget he was a fine athlete but never recovered from a fall off a horse
The Reformation and the forming of C of E was a great achievement
To think most of his bitterness came from the fact Catherine couldn't give him a son.
Things would have been completely different if she had
The story of the legitimacy of that marriage and how it ended is a proper farce!

May 11, 2020 -- 2:15AM, edy wrote:

He's terrible. Joins the thread for no other reason than to shame other people for their (in his mind) homosexuality.

sad