The UK is not as bad as Venezuela

[ChristineM]

Yes.

I was listing British faults in comparison, I see their fell on stony ground.

 

[ChristineM]

Like I said we've lived with the threat for many years but bombing us would be crazy because it not going to be one way traffic.

Do you think a country the size of russia has not considered thatnasnd done a risk assessment?

 

[England my lionheart]

Over 3 million people, a quarter of a billion pounds extra each year is quite a lot of money. Money that May and co would not dig into their offshore bank balances for.

More to the point, it is more than paid out so your argument fall flat on its face.

Also note : wales is quoted as beingn one of the 10 poorest areas in northern europe. With out those payments it would be even worse

Every little helps I guess.

 

[England my lionheart]

As i throught, no taste.

Don't jump to conclusions

 

[England my lionheart]

I was listing British faults in comparison, I see their fell on stony ground.

Of course the UK has faults.

 

[England my lionheart]

Do you think a country the size of russia has not considered thatnasnd done a risk assessment?

Of course they have and that's why we need the deterrent,most countries have a worst case scenario.

 

[oldbadger]

Therefore, you have gone off the BBC now then.

Are there any reporters that you do like or do they all have to be blinkered because Jeremy is never wrong?

You just don't get it, do you?

I find that it is folks following agendas that see only what they want to see. I think you follow an agenda.

You don't seem to realise that I don't know that much about Mr Corbyn, and that I am not strongly connected to political parties but to my perceptions of what people are.
There are Conservatives, Liberals, Labours and the odd ex-UKIP that I would vote for if they stood in the constituency where I live. I'm not a party person, mate.

But your thread, your posts, your replies press all the buttons within my opinion as being a totally prejudiced person (TPP).

Nobody needs to read anything I have posted to see that. You have used right-wing rubbish printed to sell right-wing mags to right wing folks. That's ok, those poor souls have to earn cash somehow I suppose, but I don't buy it.

By the way, if I read left-wing rubbish writ large to flog left-wing mags to left wingers I would be doing my best to cut through those as well.

 

[oldbadger]

I call this a threat - Zoo animals are being stolen and eaten in Venezuela

Don't worry, if the UK economy crashes and burns folks will be eating hippos here, if they can get at 'em. I remember back in the 70's when neighbours of mine were going out onto the marshes with club hammers to see if they could get a sheep, or dig up spuds.

If you get hard up and hungry enough, why, even you might be looking differently at town pigeons?

 

[oldbadger]

Amnesty international has no political association so I believe them.

I don't know anything about AI, but if it has perfect political vision then it should run a country or two, and then we'd see just how bright it really is.
I'm all for supporting humanitarian associations, but if they point political fingers then I want to know what they were doing here back in the early 80's, about the treatment of our miners.

I dont trust corbyn or labour wlth its make up and influence of the far left or re nationalising everything.

Honest, I couldn't pass a 10 question test about any friggin' party just now, but with regard to nationalisation I feel neutral, because the levels or corruption in commerce, industry, retail and travel have been SO HUGE that nationalisation might actually be a good idea.

 

[ChristineM]

Every little helps I guess.

Magnanimous of you to admit it.

 

[ChristineM]

Don't jump to conclusions

I can only go off your own posts

 

[Notanumber]

@oldbadger

Have you ever tried writing sensible posts?

 

[ChristineM]

Of course the UK has faults.

Another magnanimous gesture on your part.

Interesting don't you think that the faults of Britain so closely mirror those of the country you are continuously trying to put down because of those faults?

 

[ChristineM]

Of course they have and that's why we need the deterrent,most countries have a worst case scenario.

The deterrent is useless, if some idiot wanted to push the big read button they are crazy and a deterrent means squat to them

 

[ChristineM]

@oldbadger

Have you ever tried writing sensible posts?

Have you?

 

[Notanumber]

Have you?

I don’t need to try. I refer to accurate information.

 

[ChristineM]

I don’t need to try. I refer to accurate information.

Laughing.

Accurate, written under the direction of Barcley brothers, Rupert Murdoch, Lord Rothermere and Richard Desmond?

 

[England my lionheart]

I don't know anything about AI, but if it has perfect political vision then it should run a country or two, and then we'd see just how bright it really is.
I'm all for supporting humanitarian associations, but if they point political fingers then I want to know what they were doing here back in the early 80's, about the treatment of our miners.


Honest, I couldn't pass a 10 question test about any friggin' party just now, but with regard to nationalisation I feel neutral, because the levels or corruption in commerce, industry, retail and travel have been SO HUGE that nationalisation might actually be a good idea.

We would pay a fortune for it,and guess who will pay for it.

 

[England my lionheart]

Another magnanimous gesture on your part.

Interesting don't you think that the faults of Britain so closely mirror those of the country you are continuously trying to put down because of those faults?

No

 

[England my lionheart]

The deterrent is useless, if some idiot wanted to push the big read button they are crazy and a deterrent means squat to them

I disgree,we need them.