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Chomper Higgot

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Everything posted by Chomper Higgot

  1. Johnson spouting Pro-Putin propaganda, I wonder what brought that on?: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-62068421.amp
  2. Why so negative, you were given the attention of two whole paragraphs:
  3. First conspiracy theory of the thread. Thank you for demonstrating the truth of the article.
  4. He’s the son of a bus driver and secretary. “Born in New Jersey in 1949, Bruce Springsteen grew up with a father who worked as a bus driver and a mother who was the actual breadwinner of the house. He saw up close the struggles and perils of a blue-collar worker. “ https://www.art-insider.com/blue-collar-to-billionaire-the-bruce-springsteen-saga/6201#:~:text=Born in New Jersey in,of a blue-collar worker.
  5. In my racing days there was a ‘trick’ of putting milk into tubular tires to prevent slow punctures, it worked. However, predictably it didn’t work for blow out punctures. In races with 60-120 riders punctures were expected, or at least not unusual. These would often be announced by the groans of disgust from riders in the bunch as the stench of rotting milk spread behind the rider with the puncture.
  6. The fragility of Brexiteers on full display here. Starmer talks to the EU and the histrionic kick off.
  7. “The incident in question took place on July 4, 2020” Obviously nothing to do with Starmer, but you couldn’t avoid the urge to wedge.
  8. So you got banned off a national newspaper’s comments sections for trolling and then you registered here and made your way directly to the news section. Did you try registering at the newspaper under a different username?
  9. I do understand why you don’t like discos we got here.
  10. What Starmer is doing is addressing all the barriers that need to be dealt with in readiness for the Tories returning to the center right where they will back rejoining the EU.
  11. Have you considered you might have overestimated your abilities?
  12. I’m pleased see you recognize the right of a nation that suffers a military attack to defend itself.
  13. Memes? I accept you are making an effort, but don’t think you are in meme territory, or ever will be.
  14. What? Is that a defense of Trump warmongering?
  15. Well that didn’t take long for me to be proved correct.
  16. Trump warmongering. His supporters, both foreign and domestic, will struggle to deny that, but they will try.
  17. The Mail The Express The Sun The Times The Financial Times The Spectator https://www.vuelio.com/uk/blog/newspaper-circulation-linked-twitter-share/
  18. It’s too early because the UK’s anti EU rightwing have not yet come to their senses. They will do so when the march of demographic change removes the support their ‘Little Englander’ project. For the time being Starmer needs to improve the economy, stripping back the anti EU vandalism of the previous administration is a good place to start.
  19. That’s a good article, but it does not support your claim that Starmer is not representing the interests of the British people. Capital investment is not a ‘black hole’.
  20. A far bigger splodge of accusing Starmer of things he hasn’t done but which the previous party of power did do. If you are going to claim a sitting MP is going to call in favors with ‘the press’ then the political leanings of ‘the press’ absolutely do matter. The idea of Starmer calling in favors with ‘the press’ is risible.

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