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Instability and fighting between factions which in many cases was supported by western intelligence agencies with the ultimate goal of regime change in those counties.

Wouldn't they just pick the next easiest target, a crowded pub or supermarket perhaps?

Obviously gutted.

Some of us are old enough to remember when it was located in New Buildings, behind where Sainsbury's is today:

Zero in my experience and I suggest that all the sites which tell you otherwise exist purely to attract advertising revenue. It was possible at one time to set up a network of blogging sites which earned advertising revenue by referring readers from one site to the next but the advertisers got...

Cliff Richard: We Don't Score Any More :laugh:

15 points today! :o The first decent results I've had all season! :D

And here it is... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=az4KXdeFf2A

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTuuXL8lakE

That was precisely my point. He was more of a patriot than Iain Duncan Smith yet was killed by the latter's welfare reforms.

I suppose this bloke was less of a patriot? Killed by benefits cuts: Starving soldier died 'as result of Iain Duncan Smith's welfare reform' http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/killed-benefits-cuts-starving-soldier-3923771

Hated it! It plays like a pastiche of scenes from previous Bond movies. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mu4kFqmv3RM

Katie Hopkins sparks Twitter frenzy with attack on Madeleine McCann's parents The outspoken columnist said it was “time to speak out” after Kate and Gerry McCann fronted a campaign to raise awareness of the Child Rescue Alerts scheme, which sends out text messages and emails if a child...

Expect a cat & dog fight between Theresa May and Michael Gove too. It was only Cameron's intervention that stopped her from tearing him apart last time. :p

I'm saying it will make very little difference one way or the other whether Britain leaves or remains in the EU.

That depends on how you define "freedom of movement"? Almost four-fifths of immigrants to Britain each year are from outside the EU (mainly from Africa and India) and they seem to have no problem living and working here. Official treasury forecasts also depend on net-immigration figures each...

Europeans lived and worked here before Britain joined the Common Market so there's no reason why they shouldn't live and work here if Britain leaves. Likewise there were Britons living and working in europe before Britain joined the Common Market so there's no reason they wouldn't still live...

Pretty much: http://www.itv.com/news/2016-02-20/eu-referendum-what-you-need-to-know/

You probably knew this but Britain was already a member of the then-EEC in 1975. The Labour government pretended to be anti-EEC but then switched sides after claiming a "spectacular renegotiation victory", a ploy which was repeated later by Margaret Thatcher and now David Cameron.