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The Sun -declaring Leave
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The racecard is well out here. Welcome to shut up Britain.
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One I heard today was that Germany are taking us over through Europe because they didn't win the war ffs
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Another reason for the fcukwits is that paedos apparently escape sentences simply by appealing at the European Court of Human Rights FFS
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Never seen the Khan geezer before. Shouty repetition, make a good darts commentator wac.
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What you all doing watching that when there's football on?
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He is the Mayor of London Saddo- did you miss that??
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His prolonged row with Boris is painful however. Ruth Davidson covered herself best by miles
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It had lost my bet by half time McCoy so switched over!!!
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Not been a bad match.
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2-1 to Croatia
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Spain look brilliant on the ball as always but dodgy defensively especially from crosses.
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I did paganin. Don't do politics really but do think democracy= accountability and EU is no democracy.
Also unmentioned in all this is where do we go when our southern border is in the desert. Has to be east and Ukraine. Are we hoping to bribe Russia to join eventually or do the USA see us as the perfect buffer zone for a new cold war? |
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brigust1 21 Jun 16 20:58
I backed the Gold Cup winner and because Henry Candy gets his paper from the same shop I backed Twilight Son. That wasn't the only reason of course but it helped. The GC winner looked a bit special (sadly I didn't back it, had the 2nd EW though). He could be another Sagaro or *eats and win several. It may be going for the Melbourne cup, if so, it would have a serious chance although it will be carrying a fair bit of weight  . I was impressed with Quiet Reflection, she looks very useful, a good turn of foot. Good luck Brigust, I guess you are still living in France ?. |
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In or out, with the major growth in poverty, people will not be able to escape it, no matter what shore they move too. It is shocking to enter any city in the UK and witness people sleeping rough in daylight hours, was this the post-war dream, is this what Aneurin Bevan had planned ( I think not) The elite and rich have spread their word of greed so much that all have become self-centered moral-less psychopaths driven by the need for more at any cost. Population growth is of no concern to those who sell products, it just means more hands capable of buying, self-destruction is imminent as is a major war. The city naturally spreads outwards, those that hide in the rural communities will have their peace invaded.
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Good morning Andrew & MJ, goodness I thought I was up early.
I also backed the third in the Gold Cup Sheikhazaderoad (or something like that). I think £13 for a burger and £95 for a bottle of fizz was a bit steep though. Yes still dividing my time and loving every minute. I'm finding it all a bit off this year. Not sure quite how good the Guineas and Derby winners are but the sprinters are looking like a goodish bunch. Minding obviously stands out but her form is falling to bits. Order of St George did look good but an Arc winner? Not in my mind. The bit that surprised me was learning of the deal DC made with the unions if they supported his REMAIN campaign. In 2015 manifesto the Tories were voted in on Union reforms then agreed with the union leaders to shelve it if they backed him. That was the game changer and how many people know? DAVID CAMERON climbed down on controversial trade union reforms to secure union support for the EU referendum Remain campaign in an echo of the "cash for questions" scandal, a leading Eurosceptic has claimed. Bernard Jenkin claimed No 10 instructed ministers to offer concessions on the Trade Union Bill over members opting in to political funds after discussions with union representatives in order to get their support for Remain. The Conservative MP said it amounted to "the sale of Government policy for cash and political favours" and put the Government at the "rotten heart" of the European Union. |
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It was Ted Heath( conservative) that signed up for Europe, conservatives and capitalists have pursued a bureaucracy, where change is made difficult and slow or even against the new corporate laws that are passed. It was an anti-socialist platform, and the Tory boys and girls loved the idea.
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America backs Europe (say no more)
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I think Cameron has done a deal with the BBC, at one point it looked like they where going to lose the license fee. Now all is forgiven thanks to their support.
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The left have been hounded by America since the end of World war 2 - https://youtu.be/nJzV6-wJ3SQ
Don't bring your European socialism here was the message, and now they back Europe. THEY HAVE CONTROL! |