NeilSA1

Well I am gob smacked. What a surprise...

"banished from politics for five years "should be a life time banishment.

"Tsai was democratically elected" - this says it all.  Well done.

'Butter wouldn't even melt in his mouth'     

His actions and that insincere, demure facial expression, keeps on begging for a decent slap.

He has that face that just asks for a decent slapping.

Well fancy that. Nigerians mixed up with fraud.

Trump was correct when he said elections were 'unfair'.

Imagine how he would behave if he lost due to the electoral system but was ahead  in the popular vote.            Ironic...

2 hours ago, Grubster said:

Are you sure about the gift thing, I would think it an insult to not accept it. We should send the statue of liberty back I guess. I don't know who was president at that time but I'm sure it could have swayed a decision or two.

Was the Statue of Liberty given to a president, in his personal capacity, or his country?                 Therein lies the difference.

13 hours ago, ukrules said:

Haha, what a dumbass.

 

You should not take your phone with you if you don't want to be tracked, let alone leave it behind.

 

Unless it's a cunning plan and it's not his phone of course.

......... But 'calling cards' are so old fashioned.

20 minutes ago, smotherb said:

If a child is raised by loving parents; even if the parents gender roles are out of the norm; do you really think the child's mind will be warped? I think the child will simply see different gender roles.

... and will probably be far better off than those being raised by some step fathers. 

Poor Thailand

Poor America

Poor croc.

A very clever political ploy which will boost her popularity immensely.  She will be seen to be trying to assist the poor farmers.

4 hours ago, Pimay1 said:

For whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap.

...Oats ?  

"In March this year the government lost its bid to have the North Gauteng High Court ruling that it should have arrested Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir when he was in the country, overturned."            Typical, disgusting action by the ANC government.

4 hours ago, Eric Loh said:

 

Was that riot before or after the troops started firing live rounds. Just asking. 

It hardly serves as an excuse if his actions were before, or after, live rounds were fired.

He inflamed the rioters into herd behaviour, to commit violent acts, chaotic vandalism and destruction of property, thereby endangering further lives. 

“It’s not real,” Maj. Gen. Thammanoon Traithippayapong said” yet

“…national police Deputy Commissioner Srivara Ransibrahmanakul told reporters the memo is genuine”

Disrespect for the populace, lies are not even co-ordinated.

What a shambles.

I am not American but if I was, I would vote for Hillary, only as the lessor of 2 evils.

If Pinocchio were to be nominated, I would vote for him before the other 2.

25 minutes ago, Torrens54 said:

You are spot-on. I had the pleasure of doing a TV Interview with him many years ago, during the apartheid era and he was indeed, the Voice of Sanity.

 

Having met a couple of Popes, various Prime Ministers, Presidents, some Royalty, droves of Sports Stars, Rock Stars, Actors and a gaggle of other assorted "Celebs", the TWO who impressed me the most were Archbishop Tutu and His Holiness, the Dalai Lama.

 

Reckon, I've been Blessed!

Arch Bishop Tutu and the Dalai Lama are good friends. The Dalai Lama was not allowed to visit Tutu in South Africa by the ANC government, apparently at the behest of China.

He is a good man who commands a lot of respect. He was a thorn in the side of the apartheid government but kept to his promise to bow out of politics when South Africa eventually unbanned the ANC and had democratic elections.The ANC won in 1994. He has since spoken out against the ANC when necessary, to their dismay and horror. 

She may have been a tart but there is no excuse for this hypocrite.

8 hours ago, SOUTHERNSTAR said:

Two w(r)ongs don't make a right.

Two w(r)ongs  don't even make a wight.

2 hours ago, chilli42 said:

 

A testament to the toughness of these Esarn farmers.  That he did not go into shock is hard to comprehend

2 hours ago, chilli42 said:

 

A testament to the toughness of these Esarn farmers.  That he did not go into shock is hard to comprehend

Plus the fact that he manage to ride a motor cycle at the same time with only one hand.