I think its the right to improvish themselves and others while waving polyester union jacks made in ChinaI’m still waiting for someone to tell me what the “winners” have won.
I think its the right to improvish themselves and others while waving polyester union jacks made in ChinaI’m still waiting for someone to tell me what the “winners” have won.
The goodwill of Chinese souvenir manufacturers?I’m still waiting for someone to tell me what the “winners” have won.
A free press is, of course, always free NOT to report/publish something.What happened to your support for the post truth world we find ourselves in?
Unity News in the shop link above say that all the stuff they sell in their shop is British made.The goodwill of Chinese souvenir manufacturers?
"tremendous" as defined by USA self-interest, of course.At Davos, Trump said that he wanted to do a "tremendous" trade deal with UK, and talks would start in the next few weeks. That's a bit of a change from Obama's "back of the queue". It's just as well Trump got elected, otherwise it could have been bad for us. It's funny how things always work out well in the end.
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Sad you are all so mistaken, we aren't out on the 31st, we'll still be full members on 1st February. That's day one of the transition phase when we will be slowly, very gradually, bit by bit departing into so called independence.Fantastic!!
And one for the Looooosers on here, a snip at £6.99
You're missing one vital aspect. In those films we enjoyed long ago, we always identified with the good guys who always won against the baddies. This was made dead easy for us, the goodies wore white, e.g. Roy Rogers and the Lone Ranger, the baddies wore black and despicably used knives which only dagos, wops and spics would do. None of our heros would stoop so low, only ever punching above the belt to Queensbury rules and drawing revolvers second but much quicker.When we were kids, a significant part of TV was Cowboys shooting each other and war films, when murder rates were really low. Now that we have at least one death from stabbing in London nearly every day, is that because kids can't release their murdering aspirations through watching Tom and Jerry and war films, is it because computer games are training them to stab everyone, or what?
What about Tom and Jerry. Everyone cheered for the cat, not the mouse!You're missing one vital aspect. In those films we enjoyed long ago, we always identified with the good guys who always won against the baddies. This was made dead easy for us, the goodies wore white, e.g. Roy Rogers and the Lone Ranger, the baddies wore black and despicably used knives which only dagos, wops and spics would do. None of our heros would stoop so low, only ever punching above the belt to Queensbury rules and drawing revolvers second but much quicker.
In stark contrast, in computer games such as Line of Duty amd other of that ilk, it's the players who set out to do all the slaughtering from the outset. Killing regardless of means is the very purpose of the game, success being measured by killing the most with extreme violence.
You are right to draw a comparison, it's only since we've had the computer games and in line with their expansion that the new civil problem among the young has arisen.
It's called cause and effect.
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anything to take his mind off his dirty linen being aired at the Capitol.At Davos, Trump said that he wanted to do a "tremendous" trade deal with UK, and talks would start in the next few weeks. That's a bit of a change from Obama's "back of the queue". It's just as well Trump got elected, otherwise it could have been bad for us. It's funny how things always work out well in the end.
are you absolutely sure?French aswell.(I,m in Cape Verde this week, working)
But mice are the bad guys! They have no urinary sphincter so pee continuously while walking all over our foodstuff, how much badder could they get?What about Tom and Jerry. Everyone cheered for the cat, not the mouse!
A tremendous trade deal with the current USA is not necessarily good news for the UK.At Davos, Trump said that he wanted to do a "tremendous" trade deal with UK, and talks would start in the next few weeks. That's a bit of a change from Obama's "back of the queue". It's just as well Trump got elected, otherwise it could have been bad for us. It's funny how things always work out well in the end.