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Or listen to the press secretary of the most important person in what was previously known as the western world .

Moseley was intelligent and I think he had been a cabinet minister. He is was well known and respected by some people. That got him support. Those who backed him, backed the wrong horse.

It does and I don't like it. Not because it is cool not to like it, but because some of it stories are disgusting and some of it's reader comments are very different from my opinions. I only look at it occasionally to see how they can slant certain stories.

Two attacks against our democratic values. 1. murder of MP 2. attack on parliament and area of parliament. Lots of outrage from the extreme right where a Muslim is involved. Not so much from the extreme right when a remainer MP was murdered. Although our values that were attacked need defending...

Tommy Robinson wasn't outraged by the killing of an MP - an attack on our democratic system built over hundreds of years by mainly Christian people believing in a just society.

Yes I did. Am at work, so I can't keep track of everything- a lot going on. :-)

I was talking about islamists, not the BBC. Wires crossed somewhere...

Are you saying that Islam is left wing?

They already are and Erdogan is suggesting there will be more to come in Europe. If ISIS is smashed in the ME, then they are going to concentrate on us. The most powerful man in the western world is a total idiot who knows fuck all about politics- so things can only get worse.

So you think the Iraq war shouldn't be criticized as an example? To criticize British mistakes and hope that they aren't repeated is hardly anti British.

Extremely right wing...

No. That won't happen. He is not fighting for freedom. Best case, he is fighting for submission.

Their religion is extreme right.

When Tim talks about his investors, it doesn't have to be a SISU company - at least theoretically. The main aim is to get CCFC self reliant and not a worry for Joy. If they get a home with an income stream that allows them to compete at least to League 1 standard, then Joy's asset has increased...

I can only give an example of what could happen. I think CCFC would attract bigger crowds than CRFC.

How often?

We we're talking about SISU purchasing the stadium or not. Wasps bonds are a separate issue.

In the past there was still money owed to the bank and later to the council. Wasps cleared that and so the Ricoh lease - which is now 250 years - is far more attractive for an investor.

I think you know the answer to your own question........ I think this is building up to a trade off so that both sides save face. CCC backs The Butts tenancy plan and Joy drops the JR ( doesn't follow it up ).

What about evening games? I know that a residents association in Leverkusen won the right to stop Bayer playing champions league evening games... because of the noise.... They have never used it though. Threats were received from agitated fans... maybe that's why they didn't apply for an...