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15 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:
Burglaries or her phone?
Crime.
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Just now, Bkk Brian said:
Just ignore it then, that's a good boy
It’s not being ignored Brian.
It’s been noticed by the electorate.
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8 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:
I think you’ll find, I and others, have been discussing the failures in UK policing for a number of years now.
So your only posting here to take the micky out of her and not discuss her points on the polices reluctance to intervene in burglaries etc, as you've done it all before and you've been to the UK............
She’s at least 10 years behind the curve.
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1 minute ago, englishoak said:
Tory or Labour dosnt really matter imo they are the uniparty.. Same crap just different colours.
I expect more of the same for most under Labour
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5 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:Is she not highlighting that to? I honestly don't think this is just to do with her phone but get your opportunist attempt at immature micky taking "Poor Zoe"
I think you’ll find, I and others, have been discussing the failures in UK policing for a number of years now.
In posts following my own months long visits to the UK I have frequently mentioned the total absence of police officers outside of transport hubs.
Zoe lost her phone and an opportunist thief took advantage of her loss, it happens.
Welcome Zoe to the reality of crime millions live with up and down the county.
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3 minutes ago, englishoak said:
Its just a floated talking point atm from a party that is toast but I believe by the end of the next term it'll become reality.
As for the cost ? its already being talked about in the private sector as inevitable industry tax costs vs profit. If the math works in their favour overall the big players will agree readily and they set industry standards .. SME in most sectors dont stand a chance of keeping up and are already collapsing faster than in our history. IMO & sadly the trend will continue. Just take a walk down a high street or industrial unit centers in the UK or look at the state of empty office accommodation to see it.
I would certainly agree that the Tories have failed to grow the economy.
Offering National Service funded by taxes in place of real jobs with real training and of course zero hour contracts.
Sunak and his failing party are stone tone deaf.
It’s time for a change.
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Sunak’s idiot idea is being roundly mocked from all quarters:
Nigel Farage, the honorary president of Reform UK, told the BBC that the proposal was designed to appeal to his voters but ultimately a “joke” and “totally impractical”.
Although Farage seems to also be implying that Reform voters are attracted by ‘joke’ policies that are ‘totally impractical’.
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The whole idea, which isn’t going to be implemented anyway, is being roundly ridiculed in the media.
Maybe a few of the octogenarians who saw national service think it’s a good idea, or at least those who thought it was a good idea when they went through it.
Anyone with any critical faculties left will ask the obvious question - where’s the money coming from?
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The author loses her phone in Waitrose and an opportunist thief makes away with it.
Poor Zoe.
People up and down the country have been having their homes and businesses burgled with little expectation of the police attending.
Time for a change.
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3 minutes ago, coolcarer said:So if you don’t want them to stay there how to get them out and release hostages?
Negotiations!
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1 minute ago, coolcarer said:
What elections….lol There are polls that have already been quoted. If you have now decided they have no legitimacy then that’s just trolling
Precisely there are no elections
Therefore no claim to Hamas being the legitimate representative of the Palestinian people in Gaza.
Polls - your having a laugh.
Hamas have the people of Gaza in an open grip of tyranny. Hamas frequently murder Palestinians who speak up against at them.
Your poll needs printing on soft paper.
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37 minutes ago, Danderman123 said:
Yes, but new jobs are often created, at least for younger workers.
A good example is the Internet, which killed a lot of jobs, but created a lot, as well.
The internet is an example of a platform on which automation has been implemented and thereby stopped out jobs.
Online banking, flight bookings, hotel reservations being common examples.
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24 minutes ago, youreavinalaff said:
And?
What's that got to do with my post?
It just an observation.
You mention stuff working.
Nothing Sunak promises ever seems to work.
I believe voters have noticed.
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4 minutes ago, coolcarer said:
Hamas are in power. Do you want them to stay there?
No I don’t.
Neither do I support the continuing carnage and the collective punishment of the people of Gaza.
Actually I’d like to see the back of Netanyahu too.
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4 minutes ago, coolcarer said:
Why do the majority of Palastinians support Hamas.
Unless you can show me the result of recent free and fair elections I do not accept they do support Hamas.
Hamas has an iron grip on the people of Gaza, they are not free to choose.
Not an argument that finds favor with those support the continuing carnage and collective punishment of Palestinians in Gaza but very clearly Hamas hold Palestinian la in Gaza under a brutal regime of control.
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1 minute ago, coolcarer said:
I ask again, how?
How what?
I haven’t said I’d do anything.
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3 minutes ago, coolcarer said:
Hamas took control of Gaza and became the legitimate government without any help from bibi
And tossed opposition off the top of buildings cancelled elections and used the money Netanyahu help provide to them to fund the building of their terrorist organization.
Palestinians have absolutely no control over Hamas.
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4 minutes ago, coolcarer said:
What are you talking about. Read my post again
Forgive me, I owe you an apology, I mixed you up with Nick.
Nevertheless, I have not offered to get rid of Hamas, so don’t ask me how I would do that which I have not said I would.
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1 minute ago, CG1 Blue said:
Not according to the governments of Ireland, Spain and Norway. They have legitimised (in their tiny minds) a Palestine state headed by Hamas. That's what the story is about.
No they haven’t.They have stated they shall recognize Palestine as a state which is their right to do so.
Netanyahu backed funding to Hamas to thwart the right of the Palestinians to self determination and their own independent state.
So yes, bring on the Netanyahu lead Israeli propaganda.
The real story is Israel’s growing isolation from nations that were formerly supporters of Israel.
Netanyahu’s conduct of this war has done a great deal to promote Palestinian nationhood.
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Just now, coolcarer said:
Wrong. They currently are the legitimate governing body. How are you going to get them out. Say pretty please?
I thought you were going to do that? (Without telling them what you were up to of course).
I certainly haven’t volunteered.
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9 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:
Well, I wouldn't tell Hamas what I was doing , now would I .
I would keep it a secret !!!!!
Deluded nonsense.
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Just now, Nick Carter icp said:
How do you know what the people of Gaza want or think ?
I don’t neither do you.
Hence …. ‘Elections’.
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7 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:
All Pollical parties support Palestinians over Israel .
Doesn't matter in Hamas or the P.A win, both parties want an end to Isreal
If the claim is that Hamas represent the people of Gaza then there needs to be evidence that the people of Gaza had a say in the matter.unless of course conflating Hamas with the people of Gaza is a justification for continuing the ‘carnage’.
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6 minutes ago, coolcarer said:
Since when has Hamas allowed election? 😂
Which is the point I made in my other posts.
They have not, they have no legitimate claim to represent the people of Gaza.
A fact overlooked by those who justify the continuing ‘carnage’.
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Hillary Clinton Reflects on 2016 Campaign: Women Abandoned Me Because I Wasn’t 'Perfect'
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I know a couple of normally Democrat voting women who stated they refused to vote for Hillary because she didn’t divorce Bill after his Lewinsky affair.
I am sure this was a factor for many women.
But I think a bigger factor is the U.S. is not yet ready for a female President, too many voters have their heads stuck in the 1950s.