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Doesn’t it seem ridiculous that the two faiths that have fought each other for so long, both believe in the existence of Jesus?
He’s mentioned more times in the book than Mo! |
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Something like 12 times as opposed to 2 or 3.
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1072 IN YESTERDAY ..... 3 OUT SO FAR THIS YEAR
So all is fine regards migrants in Ireland then. ?? |
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The Mangement loves his definitions, perhaps he will let us know what he explicitly defines as 'crashing the economy'
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why one in one out?
none in one out is a better idea, but not as sensible as none in 5 million out remarkable how its accepted that people are going to arrive in the uk, uninvited and its up to us to manage it. doesnt happen in almost the entire world |
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I was pointing out the extremism in your views of the world. I get that she's "on your side" so you just have to defend her - but if you can be gaslit/convinced or convince yourself (regardless of definitions) that Liz Truss didn't crash the economy, you need help.
Psychologists are calling it Selective Blame Attribution - where people are so entrenched in their (political) beliefs that they are willing to forgive anything implemented by their "own side" and will go to great lengths to find a way to attribute blame to "the other side". It means your views on every topic are pointless and worthless. Even when you are on the right side of an argument. Your sole interest is in attributing blame to the "other side" and/or claiming a victory for "your side". Back in the real world, some normal/sane people are able to simultaneously believe that Liz Truss did crash the economy and also that something needs to be done about illegal immigration. |
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Once again, clarity from mitolo. Well said.
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Meanwhile we continue to pay France for watching people enter boats and leave their shores and head to our welfare.
You have to laugh at the ineptitude of it all. |
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A lot of words, but completely dodged the very simple and direct question. And if you think I care about your interpretation of my views, that would make you wrong, yet again! You are continually stalking me on here however, so my written words are seemingly not completely wasted.
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I was merely pointing out that you don't believe Liz Truss crashed the economy.
People can then draw their own conclusions as to your motivation and the value of your opinions on other topics. |
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Well, she didn't. If you think she did, you need to define exactly how you are measuring that. The 'economy' is a pretty nebulous word. I'm not even sure it's possible to 'crash' it, but since you think she did, please tangibly define how.
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The Management Joined: 27 Dec 00
Replies: 1178420 Sep 25 13:50 I get that she's "on your side" so you just have to defend her is labours plan for votes for children a blatant vote grab and a clear example of putting party before country? y or n |
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Liz Truss cost UK Plc a lot of money possibly not as much as Gordon Brown when the latter sold a vast amount of the UK Plc gold reserve, but she cannot be blamed for crashing the economy in her very short reign as Prime Minister.
The "crashing the economy" phenomenon usually takes place over a period of time, and far longer than the few days Liz Truss was PM. |
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KK or Truss didn't even pass any legislation.
The current PM and CoE however, have... Government borrowing was higher than expected at £18bn last month, marking the highest August borrowing for five years, according to official figures. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said borrowing was £3.5bn more than in August last year. The figure was far more than the £12.8bn expected by most analysts and £5.5bn higher than forecast by the UK’s independent fiscal watchdog, the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR). Borrowing for the first five months of the financial year was £83.8bn, which was £16.2bn higher than the same period a year ago. Public sector net borrowing excluding public sector banks was £18.0 billion in August 2025. This was £3.5 billion more than in August 2024 and the highest August borrowing for five years. |
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The Lizz Truss remark has thrown you off of what you were saying.
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There is a link, as TM is a victim of being gaslit. The legacy media told him Truss crashed the economy, so it must be true. But the claim doesn't pass 5 seconds of scrutiny.
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It read as though he’s saying you’re gaslighting cider with the issues that you bring up.
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There’s a lot that’s blind out there.
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My assertion is that the general population is gaslit by the establishment, mainstream consensus and permitted opinion. So he is only proving me correct by bring up Truss.
He probably even thinks the 'one in, one out' nonsense is a plausible strategy. |
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Aye, right, I have been gaslit by the "legacy media"
 - by which you simply mean any media outlet whose editorial view doesn't align with your view of the world). And yet I agree with you you on some issues (just not in a nasty, obsessive hate filled way). Perhaps I have only been partially gaslit by the "legacy media". |
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We all know (surely?) that it was a token gesture to try bring some quiet to an issue that’s not cared about. The deal wasn’t even made for year! 11 months wasn’t it!?
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Watch out lads, we is all being gaslit
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Actually there are many that have been, they all talk the same on tv, radio, like a virus one word is on everyone’s lips!
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I think specifically what he is saying is - if you disagree with me about anything - you have been gaslit!
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It’s used when there IS NO need and when others fit better, but it’s a lie that’s been drip fed into society.
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Reassuring if you are a sufferer from paranoia to say that actually you are being gaslit!
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People talking without thinking!
it’s fking incredible to see mind control in motion! |
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I’m not as I draw a line under the myth and see the lie.
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Thick people always interested in conspiracy theories and thinking that someone is in control of them.
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How many covid jabs did Crusty receive, I wonder. And when was the last one? Has he got one booked in for the Autumn?
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Ey up, what’s that smell? Sssssssss
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Another who can’t discuss anything. Yet calls people thick!
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Crusty is even more clueless than TM. And that's already a pretty low bar.
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Delashay • September 20, 2025 2:51 PM BST
Actually there are many that have been, they all talk the same on tv, radio, like a virus one word is on everyone’s lips! Let us know the lie oooops word! |
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It’s all a conspiracy I tell thee, don’t worry Cider, there’s pills you can take.
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It wouldn't surprise me if Crusty is having a covid jab in the next few weeks
 No doubt he will follow TM's example, and totally avoid direct questions. |
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How’s the weather in the Matrix Cider?
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How many covid jabs did you receive, I wonder. And when was the last one? Have you got one booked in for the Autumn?
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Tin foil hat will keep you warm.
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Are you too embarrassed to answer?
I didn't have any, fwiw. |