hill83
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How is the wife?
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How is the wife?
Nick
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Happy days. Pretty poor from actual news sites reporting otherwise.
Apologies for putting it in the thread with it being incorrect.
Nick
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Don't know mate, ask her for me when you pay her later.
hill83
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Classic example of waiting for real news though.
Old days this probably wouldn’t even be news for a couple of days. No more dangerous now than it used to be. Gift and a curse the tinterweb
Nick
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To be fair, I was getting it from actual news places rather than randoms.
hill83
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Yeah real news sources included. The thirst to be first etc. Just made that phrase up. You can keep it.
David O'Day
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Sounds like someone went tonto at the reception, still I await the all crime is terror squad to arrive.
hill83
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Nick
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Lean back
hill83
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OffenhamSkyBlue
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Funny how the seemingly random slaying of three people (who may or may not have been known to the suspect, i don't know) gets a lot of press, unlike the tragic mowing-down and killing of three members of the same family by someone who was pissed at the wheel in Cumbria earlier this week.
David O'Day
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It's sensationalism that sells
jimmyhillsfanclub
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It's also increasingly fake news that sells....and the blurred lines between social and mainstream media is a major concern...
....I've recently been re-reading orwells essays for the first time since I was a floppy haired indie kid....as relevant and pertinent today as klein and chomsky
....I've recently been re-reading orwells essays for the first time since I was a floppy haired indie kid....as relevant and pertinent today as klein and chomsky
clint van damme
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No logo is the simplest blueprint for change I've ever read. Unfortunaely hardly any fucker will read it
jimmyhillsfanclub
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Highly recommended her latest "no is not enough" .....which highlights how all the issues raised (but not addressed) in no logo and the processes described in "shock doctrine" have lead us to a point where the corporate takeover of democracy is complete....and trump is in the whitehouse
clint van damme
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Got Moneyland to get into next then Don Winslows power of the dog trilogy.
That lot will take me a while but I'll stick it on my least.
jimmyhillsfanclub
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How do you like moneyland....its 2nd from top on my bedside pile to read....
...yep....I've been married a long time:emoji_rolling_eyes:
...yep....I've been married a long time:emoji_rolling_eyes:
clint van damme
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Got bought it for father's day. Not started it yet. Listened to a couple of podcasts with Olliver Bullough though and it sounds really interesting but we'll see.
Ian1779
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Nigel is such a prick.
fernandopartridge
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Ignoring two of the cities most famous institutions imported sectarian violence rooted in the 17th century
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David O'Day
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If you are on about the Football teams then to be fair the Sectarian tensions weren't imported by them, they just became totems for it.
Sky Blue Pete
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Friend of Facebook feed Union not church is saying the attacker shouldn’t have been shot and is taking the saying he was mentally Ill. Pretty much any excuse to beat the authorities including the police
fernandopartridge
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Yes that's a fair point. Actually they exported the problem via the implantation and then became totems for it back home!
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David O'Day
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With the unionist side the exported the problem and then reimported it during the famine
OffenhamSkyBlue
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Anyone else find it funny how no attempts are being made by the media to name the attacker? They fucking would if it was regarded as terrorism.
And the decision to shoot him may well have been taken because the default assumption was he was a terrorist. I'd have thought a Taser would be just as an effective way of taking down someone with a knife.
Of course, i wasn't there so can't know all the circumstances. It would not surprise me if the police have a stronger desire to shoot someone when "one of their own" has been a victim ...
Remember the Thames Valley copper last week stopped a knife-wielding maniac with a rugby tackle!
And the decision to shoot him may well have been taken because the default assumption was he was a terrorist. I'd have thought a Taser would be just as an effective way of taking down someone with a knife.
Of course, i wasn't there so can't know all the circumstances. It would not surprise me if the police have a stronger desire to shoot someone when "one of their own" has been a victim ...
Remember the Thames Valley copper last week stopped a knife-wielding maniac with a rugby tackle!
OffenhamSkyBlue
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(Genuinely sorry for interrupting your interesting discussion on sectarian politics and related violence, but this was on my mind overnight)
OffenhamSkyBlue
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TBF, i think they'd been rounded up and locked away!
Nick
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Hardly locked away, they weren't in a prison. It was a hotel that if there was no Corona people would be paying to stay in.
WiFi signal is bad, let's stab some people.
Will be interesting to see how the blame is the government's and not that ungrateful c**t.
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Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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This the part of asylum that bugs me - if you're claiming asylum then you must have to be in a position that your life in your own country is so untenable you fear for your life. If that's the case moaning about being put up in a hotel and having meals at set times seems very minor in comparison and unbelievably ungrateful.
It's the one thing that makes go down the "you could always go home?' route. Buy them a plane ticket, give them a ride to the airport and wave bye-bye.
