How long before they certify the man? The funniest thing was the us secretary of state cover his face with his hands[emoji1]Donald Trump referring to North Korea's leader as Rocket Man. Funniest thing I've heard for a while
Would fear not be a more reasonable emotion?. It is certainly higher on my list than funny.How long before they certify the man? The funniest thing was the us secretary of state cover his face with his hands[emoji1]
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Then you need to have another look at the list and use Conservative (Gove) maths on it one should always laugh in the face of Adversity.Would fear not be a more reasonable emotion?. It is certainly higher on my list than funny.
Just one thing I totally disagree withA different kind of politics altogether is what we need. The elite are terrified that socialism takes hold of the people's imagination causing them to elect a Corbyn-led government with an agenda to return our former nationalised utilities and services to public ownership. You see, the elite care only for themselves, a very small percentage of the population of these islands and they have been raping this country for their personal wealth expansion since 1979.
Higher profits and dividends for their friends with fewer pay packets required to produce those profits each year - that's efficiency in the tory business world. It's the tory way! No-one else and nothing else matters in that world but it doesn't have to be like that.
The only time the UK has had a Labour government with more leftist than centrist politicians in the parliamentary party was that of Clement Attlee in 1945. In 6 years, they revolutionised the political landscape of this country and made it a far, far better place for the masses.
After a series of muddling administrations over the next quarter of a century, the tories won power again in 1979 and began their war on the commoners. That has endured for 38 years in the form of tory/tory-lite and a lib-dem/tory coalition.
In 1945, the tory press marked down Attlee as a left-wing extremist and said he was unelectable. That was really nothing less than sheer propaganda as Attlee had always had the improvement of the condition of the ordinary man at the heart of his political ideals.
Today, that same tory press, ignobly assisted by the BBC and Murdoch's Sky News TV, are regurgitating the same kind of dialogue against the current Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn. The problem we face in the not too distant future is that we will have lost our position of influence in the world, having already sold off most of our assets to foreign powers. We will have nothing with which to barter and as a trading nation, we will be at the mercy of all the other countries with whom we might do business.
Effectively, we will be like a country that has just lost a major war without a shot ever being fired. Wars, we know from previous experience, serve only to further enrich the already wealthy. The poor tend always to lose, even when they are on the winning side. I'm not sure that the current generation of young and youngish folk actually understand that.
By way of reminder just what a socialist government can achieve:
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Tom
you meant the Telegraph?They appear to be losing Faith in the Guardian
You are right! Suffering brain fade this morning!you meant the Telegraph?
brexit is brought about by the dreamers but has to be delivered by the remainer MPs. There lies the problem.
Cometh the moment cometh the man, for I among many millions not only know how a Toilet works but spent some time on testing and design of them.Almost every system is more complex than it looks. Most people can’t describe the workings of a toilet, writes Steven Sloman, cognitive scientist at Brown University.
You are not being Fair Tom, at least she only offered to Help if Trump blows Rocket Man off Planet, and didn't offer to do it for him.May didn't really win the hearts and minds of the UN representatives in New York yesterday.
If ever a measure was needed of how the UK's influence in world affairs has been diminished over recent times, May's appearance in front of delegates in NY certainly demonstrated how little the UK matters nowadays among the world's other inhabitants.
'On Wednesday, Theresa May spoke to the United Nations on the topic of climate change – and was humiliatingly snubbed by a large majority of UN representatives.
Of a capacity of 255, only 108 turned up – and some of those left before she finished.
It seems the prospect of a lecture on environmental responsibility from the leader (in title at least) of a party that has imposed fracking on UK councils that had rejected planning applications is about as attractive to world leaders as it would be to the rest of us.
Theresa May and her team are pariahs that other nations consider irrelevant – and they need to be removed before they drag the whole nation down with them.'
Tom
I believe there are some excellent Documentaries here is an exampleit's kind of strange to watch Mr Trump at the UN making threats of wiping out 25 million North Koreans and claiming he'd do it for peace at the same time.
As far as I can see, North Korea did sign the nuclear no proliferation treaty, so should suffer some punishment but they can pull out of that treaty anytime.
(they did say they pulled out of NPT in 2003).
But time is of the essence and which side has wasted it. I agree that if one wants a negotiated result there needs to be give and take and respect for the other sides viewpoint and patience is an excellent virtue. But and it's a big but there is no evidence that a the UK side has a coherent strategy... how could it when the country and the parliament are divided or that they actually want to cut a deal.Mr Barnier said today:
“From our side, I repeat once again that an agreement is the best outcome. It is in our common interest. But if we want a deal, time is of the essence.”
Pressurizing the UK to come up with money plays straight into the arguments of hard brexiters. Time is the best weapon they have to reverse brexit.
To influence people, you need to show patience and understanding.