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Bordeauxclaret wrote:At some point the question is going to be asked of Ringo - “Who radicalised him and when?”

That will be Remainers fault too.

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As my old Dad would have put it .... 18.8m Euro fine and a prison sentence of 23 months. Funny term you may think, but in Spain, you don't actually serve any time if the term is less than, guess what, 24 months ...... https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-46957605 How unusual is it for people to ...

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Vegas Claret wrote:it's a strange one considering the owner of Cardiff has a private jet why they would let him travel on a PA46. Very tragic though regardless of the passenger

The private jet is probably where ever its owner is. And he might not be in the UK.

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That's not really an answer is it (or true). Short on answers and facts. That's Ringo all over. He's claimed twice now that my answers to his questions were wrong. So naturally i've asked him to explain why my answers to his questions were wrong, and yet he refuses to explain. He's full of ****. Th...

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No. May's current deal is not a proper leave. Would have to be leave v remain and a sub question on how to leave. But it's already been explained to you how such a referendum would cause a pro-Remain bias. Which means it's a really bad idea, because structuring a referendum in a way that doesn't gi...

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RingoMcCartney wrote:Experience, engage, idiot and level.

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RingoMcCartney wrote:It's boiling down to binary positions actually.

Those who prioritise economic predictions.

Those who prioritise democracy.

holy ****

Guys. If you voted Remain then democracy isn't a priority for you. Fascists!!!!!!1111one1!

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You should have said "None of my ANSWERS were incorrect" They absolutely were but it kind of shows you're unable to "think". As for the Russia/Leave snipe , I simply Googled "memes ban EU" and it was the first link. Nothing more than convenience Turtle. Now as I've said to you when you were logged ...

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aggi wrote:I think what you're arguing here is that it was a binary choice of leave or remain, doesn't really matter what form leave takes. Is that your point?

That's his point right up until the government tries to implement Leave, then he has a completely different point.

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Just a thought... Why is the suggested second referendum being called a 'people's vote' by campaigners? Doesn't that suggest the 52 per cent who voted to leave aren't people? Kind of sums up the level of debate I suppose. **** knows. Probably because it more clearly and concisely defines what it is...

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Given your answres, you clearly have no knowledge of the history of how democracy works. You just stick to posting childish memes while you can. Looks like your precious EU wants to try and stop you! https://sputniknews.com/business/201901221071707257-ukip-youtuber-pewdiepie-eu/" onclick="window.op...

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You didn't answer my question. Hard remain or soft remain? Because hard or soft leave was not on the ballot paper, but you want to keep asking the question to Brexiteers. 1. When people vote labour or tory , are all voters voting for them for the same reason? Yes / No 2. Does whoever gets the most ...

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You're advocating the old "it's possible to be half pregnant" argument I see. If Remain had won. Would you expect that result to be implemented ? If Remain had won it wouldn't have been a complete **** show. If Remain wins a People's Vote will you shut up forever about leaving the EU the way you've...

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Lancasterclaret wrote:Which version of "Out" did his constituents vote for?

A Red, White and Blue version.

Don't you know anything?!

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Oliver Norgrove - former Vote Leave staffer saying that anybody claiming that leave advocated "No Deal" is lying https://twitter.com/OliverNorgrove/status/1087662142134857728" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; They couldn't be happy with just leaving on the terms they campaigned for. Th...

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willsclarets wrote:There'd be a lot more footballers arrested for fraud if there was any connection between theatrics and a broader moral compass.

TV shows would be boring though.

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Those children would have just wasted the money anyway. At least this way Sodje spent it on people who deserved it. This was just the free market working.

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You're far and away the most measured Lancs and have advocated compromise from the off. The only others 'contributing' to these threads now are firmly wedded to their position at either side and appear to think shouting the enemy down is the way to go. Almost all of the measured posters on this sub...

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Somethingfishy wrote:Wow..i was only putting two and two together when i posted the topic but it was far too much of a coincidence. Tragic.

Basically this makes it your fault.

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ITV News say that French authorities confirm he was on board

https://www.itv.com/news/wales/2019-01- ... ing-plane/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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If he wasn't on board he'll quickly pipe up somewhere to say so to allay fears. The longer he doesn't the more sure you can be that he was.

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How have you got all that from my post? 'Test using' Methamphetamine or sommat? Your attitude and the policies you support have far-reaching consequences that people who hold them often don't think about. My question wasn't rhetorical. I've love to know how you would plan on solving the problem of ...

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Still falls some way short of, Blair's New Labour..... don't work, we'll give you cash to have babies government. Ironically it's attitudes like this that means we need immigration. How? It's not complicated. Our population is ageing to the point of crisis. We need more workers to pay taxes to pay ...

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box_of_frogs wrote:87% of statistics are made up.

Translation: "The ones i don't like are made up."

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It was 300/1 as my mate put a quid on. I went for a fiver on the 66/1 3-0 scoreline as Blake hadn't been playing regular. So couldn't predict the steating line up. Nope. It definitely wasn't 300/1 in the window. It was 2,000/1, and i know this because i remember cursing to myself that i could've wo...

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Greenmile wrote:...4. Remain

It's anti-democratic and literally fascism if we change our mind.

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Glad to read that test, but it does seem as odds with their message as a whole which at best is confused. It's probably because what you quoted wasn't their message. It was from a PDF they either have, or used to have, a link to. The quote you provided is from a PDF created by the Children's Nation...

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Come on Turtle, even for you this is a stretch. Let's examine the arguments of both sides fairly. If we're going to give suggestions for what people 'should' have said, or what we reckon they really meant there's little point to any debate. Well, you know, even less than usual. The actual text take...

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"For example, boys enjoy rough-and-tumble play and identify with male heroes, while girls enjoy such activities as playing with dolls and pretending to be a mommy." And the guys coming out with stuff like this in 2019 are the good guys? I've been unable to find the quote posted earlier, because whe...

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"For example, boys enjoy rough-and-tumble play and identify with male heroes, while girls enjoy such activities as playing with dolls and pretending to be a mommy." And the guys coming out with stuff like this in 2019 are the good guys? The word "typically" is implied. "boys typically like" is what...

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LancasterClaret, if you can't tell already i'm at the "malicious compliance" stage of Brexit already. You'll be here soon.

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Think Crosspool (possibly DSR?) put that link up couple of months ago. I'm at the "anything is better than a No Deal" stage at the moment. Nah. **** it. No Deal. Let them have their wish. It will ruin this country. I want to watch them get upset and blame the rest of us for it. It'll be hilarious.

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You can translate it any way you like....it's childish rubbish. So you have more criticism for someone using a cartoon to make a point about false equivalent than you do for someone suggesting that calling for someone to be beheaded is the same as non-violent protest. You're just another hypocrite....

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Rowls wrote:The sooner cricketfieldclarets gets a new job or a new hobby the better. These transfer "rumours" and "controversial" threads are tiresome.

Personal abuse will get you a one month ba...

nvm. you're one of the ones allowed to do it.

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"Block traffic to own the Tories " ....has the GCSE Politics class been making placards again ?...Mind you the accompanying drawings look like the work of a six year old. Translation: "I can't argue against the point being made and that is inconvenient to me, so instead i'm just going to criticise ...

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RingoMcCartney wrote:I condemned the former.

You won't condemn the call for activists to suppress , with intimidation and fear tactics , democratically elected MPs expressing their views.

Fair enough.

No. I won't condemn someone for encouraging non-violent protest.

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This is from Mermaid's website: "By the age of 3 years, most children express an interest in or preference toward activities and behaviors typically associated to their specific gender. We call these behaviors “gender-typical” because the members of one of the sexes favor them. For example, boys en...

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"Deep-state?" "burning people?" Now you're clearly making things up!! Yes I condemn Kenneth Allan's words. Do you condemn a far more prominent politician. A potential future Chancellors vile normalising of political violence? Mr McDonnell - “I want to be in a situation where no Tory MP, no Tory or ...

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btw, with all this talk about an attempted "coup" and how Remainers are trying to "steal Brexit" (what an attitude to have as a politician) where are all the Leavers screaming about how these claims are "Project Fear"? Osbourne said there might have to be an emergency budget and apparently that was ...

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56 to 44% against a 2nd ref. 51 to 49% say we made the wrong decision. Hardly justifies Hoc taking control and mps overriding the result of he referendum. Yes just 1 poll and quite a small sample size. However it was today. The day before a coup is attempted. Has the coup happened, Summit? I've not...

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10 years ago today I watched one of the best & worse games of my Claret life https://youtu.be/kECLRq4TIAk" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; I still think the disappointment of missing out on getting to the final, spurred us through those final months and into the play offs I bought a t...

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Aye, that's a fair post wills. I didn't know who Graham Linehan was (I admit to Googling him today). But I had heard of concerns about Mermaids and indeed the High Court ruling which is the story which I'd read about - it wasn't directly related to the end of Lottery funding as Turtle pointed out, ...

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I don't agree with a lot of what Graham Linehan says, but your characterisation of his stance is somewhat oversimplified. His objection as far as I can see it, is in prescribing puberty blockers to children who are too young to have self-determined their gender identity. Mermaids come out with some...

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Burnley Ace wrote:Ringo - what is a Representative Democracy?

A representative democracy is where only Ringo is represented and any one else being represented is leftist fascism.

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We’re more likely to sign Aguero this window. Someone hasn't been paying attention. "In December 2017, an opinion poll carried out by LucidTalk on more than 2,000 people saw 47.9% of respondents willing to vote for a united Ireland if a border poll was held in the event of a hard Brexit, against 45...

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NottsClaret wrote:Wasn't it a High Court ruling about how the Mermaids organisation was operating which stopped the funding?

No.

https://www.biglotteryfund.org.uk/news/ ... o-mermaids" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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Happy Coup Day everyone. Because that's something that's happening today. Apparently

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The stream has ended. He finally completed the game after 52 hours and 44 minutes. (Remember when games lasted so long, and on a 64MB capacity cartridge?)

It raised over $340,000.

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summitclaret wrote:As I said above, the tories will unite and are playing a massive poker game with the EU.

Are they doing it with all of the cards, Summit? Do they "hold all the cards", Summit?

Also...

A "coup"

etc.

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