Will B Good

Relax...this is just the "Red Mirage"......the "Blue Shift" is on its way to save the day.

Are you a professional comedian.....or do you write scripts for the no-hopers?

I'd love to write what punishment I would exact......but I'm fed up of being suspended.

Relax......all the votes from the dead people, illegals and the machine vote flipping hasn't taken place on the night shift yet....

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Post of the day.....and it's only 1048.....5555

Read this in the news years ago...... Yank on a ferry smoking in a no smoking area............ in front of the other passengers the Yank belittled a Thai barman who asked him not to smoke. The barman waited until the Yank dozed off then slit his throat......he bled out on his lounger. Good advice from your wife

Is the "blue shift" really the "night shift" where they ship in all the Dems votes from dead people, illegal immigrants and flip the machines?

"Putin is paying you to post here, that the US narrowly escaped a takeover on Jan 6, that the Afghanistan debacle was Trump’s fault, that Tim Walz is a man’s man, that Elon Musk is an idiot, and that Trump is a Fascist" Saved me the effort of writing my first post of the day

Been a while since I’ve read such utter dross….an interviewed that never aired from a year ago and something to do with shoe bombers…..WTF are you posting this sh*te for?

Is this guy on commission for using the word ‘eschew'…..or has he just discovered it and got a little over excited?

Removing fluoride will be the least of Americans problems…... Trump indicates he is open to RFK Jr’s proposal to ban vaccines https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/nov/04/election-trump-rfk-jr-vaccines-fluoride?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

I imagine a lot of his followers might struggle trying to write a cross.

Axel Rudakubana, the suspect in the Southport case, has not been confirmed as Muslim. Reports indicate he comes from a Christian background, and authorities have been actively discouraging speculation linking the crime to any particular religion. The spread of unverified information online has prompted warnings from both the police and community leaders, especially after retaliatory incidents targeted the Muslim community. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/axel-rudakubana-southport-suspect-who-b2637757.html https://www.lbc.co.uk/news/southport-suspect-christian-background-lbc-understands-mosque-targetted/

Yes. JonnyF knew all along.....straight from the off??

Well! Looks like you won.....well done....can't imagine it's the first time.

Most knew he was a muslim straight away......pray tell, how?

You seem confused. Even accepting the authorities knew immediately (which is very doubtful) doesn't mean the rest of the population "knew". They may well have guessed correctly......but it was just that....a guess, maybe an educated guess, a lucky guess, an obvious guess.....all immaterial......people did not 'know"......so guessing in this fashion, by any measure, is a conspiracy.

Well said. Thought I might be alone in thing that.

....But they will be optional....won't they?????

The UK’s Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme (VDPS) had received 622 claims re: AstraZeneca vaccine out of 50 million doses administered. Pretty damn good compared to how many people might have died or be suffering from long Covid......assuming Covid even existed of course....555

...and contracts polio, rubella, mumps, measles, diphtheria, whooping cough et al......good luck with those.

Wasn't one of them caught rodgering an intern over his desk???.....555

You must have slipped a disc with that reach.....555

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