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23 hours ago, Cameroni said:

 

Yah, that is exactly it, I have a table in the living room and she sits at the table, watching youtube videos or playing games on her phone. It seemed so odd to me. I will see if getting a bigger more comfortable couch helps.

She's 24, which is probably the equivalent of a 16 year old in the west in terms of maturity. Most Thai girls from the sticks are still very childish at 24, hence she's playing on her phone all the time. 

This might also explain why she's shy about cuddling up with you. 

Those violent thugs who viciously attacked armed airport police need to be made an example of. 

How can people be allowed to beat up armed police at an airport without consequences? How can the public be sure that those cops are able to keep us safe now? 

The officers should have used their firearms. But they were probably too scared of being sacked/imprisoned because the law has gone too soft on criminals and instead cracks down on police, soldiers etc. 

3 minutes ago, RayC said:

The simple fact is that there are clearly people who do not have the foggiest idea about the different EU institutions and how they function, nor do they have any desire to acquire this knowledge.

And there are people who turn a blind eye to all the EU corruption and squandering of money, because they desperately want to believe the EU is good. 

3 hours ago, Neeranam said:

They are so arrogant, their team was not nearly good enough to win this tournament. 

Also, Scotland is the home of football. 

How did Scotland get on in the Euros? 

12 hours ago, kwilco said:

People turned down PR before now it suits them several smaller parties want it......the Greens and Lib Dem have always wanted it, now Reform do to  - I wonder why?

People didn't turn down PR before. The people (i.e. 90% of the population) had zero interest in or knowledge of FPTP versus PR. I don't remember a single person discussing it at the time!

It only really became a mainstream talking point when UKIP got over 4 million votes and zero seats. 

I can guarantee if the people got a chance to vote on PR now (after the debacle of the Lib Dems getting 60 odd seats versus 5 for Reform), the result would be very different. 

On 6/26/2024 at 4:57 AM, Neeranam said:

I won't mention the Spanish inquisition lol, which existed less than 200 years ago. 

Those Catholics. 

Protestants too did similar things. 

Suggesting it's only Muslims is incorrect. 

We're talking about 2024 - the current threat.

Would you have been sticking up for the Crusaders when that was going on? 

Here's another near miss in the UK.

Another horrendous crime that didn't make the headlines on any major news channels in the UK. 

In the early hours of 20 January last year, Mohammad Farooq arrived at St James's Hospital in Leeds armed with two knives, an imitation firearm and a pressure cooker bomb.

The 28-year-old clinical support worker planned to trigger an evacuation to lure patients and staff into a deadly trap.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ck5g7xn1re0o

1 hour ago, soalbundy said:

he had a bad day and she probably crossed a line so now you get faux outrage to prove how woke you are

Yeah it's so woke to think whacking a woman to the ground is wrong....🙄

23 minutes ago, Felton Jarvis said:

She cannot win this. She is a Caucasian. If the tailor is Thai, she may as well report to jail.

But the tailor isn't Thai. How many Thai tailors do you see in Phuket etc.? 

9 hours ago, Freddy42OZ said:

 

 

Very simple.  I only date Western women.   

Not only is it easier to have a decent conversation with them because there is no language barrier, but they are always going to be at least middle class versus a lot of Thai girls that come from very poor families.  Western women will also have many interests and knowledge of world events, they are more adventurous when it comes to food and experiences, whereas most Thai girls have zero clue about what's happening outside Thailand and many of them won't eat in restaurants if the food isn't Thai. 

Ask the next Thai girl you meet who Julian Assange is and what has happened to him in the last few days.   I doubt many will have a clue.

 

What a depressing thought. Sitting there in the LOS chatting to a western woman about Julian Assange. Sounds like really bad dream 🙈

3 hours ago, Neeranam said:

The only way I can see for peace is for Israel to give the land back to the pre 1967 borders, stop the blockade and control of Gaza, and of course let Palestinian prisoners go, well the ones that haven't had any trial(over 1,000).

And zero concessions for Hamas? You're happy for Hamas to continue ruling in Gaza once your astonishingly fair (not one-sided at all) peace deal is in place? 🤦‍♂️

4 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:

Dangerous moving back to farangland, many younger guys will be hitting on them all the time as standard back home is so poor

This 100%.

I used to be on a facebook group for Essex singles. People would introduce themselves and get comments from admirers, maybe 10-50 comments depending on looks. 

One day a Thai woman introduced herself, mid 30s. Average looking for a Thai. She got 120 comments within an hour from thirsty farangs. 

The Thais I know in the UK (married or not) love all the attention they get from local blokes. Especially if it's a 'youngman' 

On 6/22/2024 at 3:38 PM, Chomper Higgot said:

It’s not a ‘buzz word’

 

People with a very close connections to ‘hedge funds’ backed BREXIT then laid investment bets against the UK.

 

Your claims to have worked for 25+ years with ‘hedge funds’ are as credible as any other anonymous internet claim.

 

I suggest rather that you  rely on arguments that the likes of Crispin ‘Odious’  not ‘rake it in’.

 

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/hedge-fund-manager-describes-moment-he-won-ps220-million-brexit-vote-the-morning-has-gold-in-its-mouth-a7323626.htmlIt’s 

 

 

Markets fall when there is uncertainty. Any serious investor would know that markets would have fallen temporarily if the UK voted to leave the EU. 

Odey very cleverly took positions to profit from that. For him it was a win win. His funds made millions and the UK was finally going to be free of the EU. 

Did you expect a hedge fund manager to sacrifice millions instead? 🤦‍♂️

4 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

No secret at all.

And no surprise that so many leaders of the leave campaign and leave backers have very close ties to hedgefunds.

 

 

 

 

I see your new buzz word is hedge funds 🤦‍♂️

Hedge fund managers use multiple strategies in order to outperform a benchmark (e.g. FTSE 100) to make money for their investors. 

You're trying to convince people that anyone associated with hedge funds is automatically betting against the UK. That's a lie. 

The most famous hedge fund manager who DID bet against the UK was George Soros. He made billions when the pound crashed. And Soros was and is fiercely pro-EU!

(Btw I have worked with hedge funds for 25+ years) 

43 minutes ago, youreavinalaff said:

Incorrect on so many points.

 

Time to go and educate yourself. Stop reading propaganda.

 

Then you and your people will stop calling groups by the wrong name.

It's called facing reality rather than wearing the rose tinted spectacles that 'your people' wear. 

2 hours ago, youreavinalaff said:

Asylum seekers and illegal immigrants are two totally different groups.

 

Illegal immigrants don't live in hotels. Simple. Some asylum seekers are taken care of while their applications are being considered, in line with international law.

Nit picking. 

Illegal immigrants arrive on boats, make bogus asylum claims and then get put up in hotels. 

Yes technically while they drain the UK tax payers of funds waiting for their bogus asylum claims to be processed, they are deemed asylum seekers. But people will still call them illegal immigrants because in reality that's what they are. 

15 minutes ago, youreavinalaff said:

Do you have proof that these men are illegals?

 

Have you asked them?

 

I'd like to here your reasoning.

 

 

Do you think they stay in their hotel rooms all night every night?

I've seen them with my own eyes, gathering in groups round the corner from their hotel accommodation. 

These things won't be reported, so if you haven't witnessed it I can understand your scepticism. 

10 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

I listen to LBC sometimes and pretty much every caller is voting for labour, all seem to be on one benefit or another, looking for more under labour. Talk Radio on the other hand more Conservative and Reform, workers who pay tax, or retired people who've paid tax

Agreed. LBC veered to the left in recent years getting rid of most centre right presenters. That's why most of their callers these days are lefties. It's a nice echo chamber for them. Shame

3 hours ago, youreavinalaff said:

They are illegal immigrants. 

 

Most get deported. Those that claim asylum stay until their cases are heard. They don't cause unemployment, low salaries or housing issues, the subject of the comment I replied to.

 

 

"Most get deported"

Unfortunately most do not get deported. Most are young men and they end up loitering around town/city centres intimidating the locals. 

2 hours ago, James105 said:

The pandemic costs outweigh everything else you mention by a very very large margin.  Shutting down the economy and giving people money not to work was a catastrophic mistake that made no material difference to the outcomes of Covid.   The Labour government wanted longer and harder lockdowns and otherwise supported everything the Tories did. 

And that's the elephant in the room that the two major parties refuse to talk about. Lockdowns did decades of damage to the economy, and this will cause misery, poor health and even death to millions over the years following the pandemic. 

Farage and co were anti-lockdown for exactly those reasons. Love him or hate him he calls a lot of things right.