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Why some people are spreading false rumours about the Texas gunman
JonnyF replied to onthedarkside's topic in World News
Thanks. Good to get clarification on his identity after all the misleading reports. For a while there it seemed like there were two of them. Thankfully, it wasn't the 'same person with 2 identities'. By the look of him, he clearly crossed over on the dark side. Very sad. -
Why some people are spreading false rumours about the Texas gunman
JonnyF replied to onthedarkside's topic in World News
Indeed. The spin required to turn a Mexican gunman into a white supremacist hillbilly should be fascinating to watch. -
Why some people are spreading false rumours about the Texas gunman
JonnyF replied to onthedarkside's topic in World News
Absolutely. Which is why I am somewhat skeptical of reports that this Mexican chap was a far right, neo nazi, white supremacist with 2 faces and interchangeable tattoos. Let's wait for the evidence. -
Unless it's Meghan Markle. Anyway, back on topic. I fail to see why standing up to the Chinese regime draws such vitriol. Is it a communist solidarity thing? Or just fear of the regime? Cowardice? Dislike of strong women? I'm not sure, but whatever the reason I think Truss is on the right side of the argument here.
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Why some people are spreading false rumours about the Texas gunman
JonnyF replied to onthedarkside's topic in World News
It's certainly confusing. So far, it seems he was a white supremacist (of Mexican descent!!) who appears as 2 completely different men with different tattoos in media photos. There certainly seems to be some issues with accuracy of reporting. -
Russian Rider Dies after a Motorbike Crash in Kata, Phuket
JonnyF replied to webfact's topic in Phuket News
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One of my dogs has taken Cobra spit to the eye a few times. He can't open his eyes for around 3 days after it happens and then he's back to normal. I let the dogs take care of them but on the rare occasions I've had to help out (like when it won't come out of a tight space) I wear glasses and use a 4 metre long piece of bamboo. Fortunately it's mainly rat snakes and keelbacks on our farm.
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Much as you'd like to dismiss my salient point from the discussion, I'm afraid it's very much relevant. You see, last week's vote is part of the subject of discussion. The other part is "Labour vows best is yet to come". On this part, I would beg to differ. I'd say they've peaked and when it comes to who leads the country, people will forget last week's little protest vote and once again vote for the Conservatives and not the party with a long history of anti-semitism and destroying the economy.
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They voted to leave the European Union. Labour have a long way to go before they can defeat the Conservatives in a General Election. Not least of all the rampant anti-semitism that has been plaguing the party for many years and raised it's ugly head again recently. https://news.sky.com/story/diane-abbott-accused-of-hateful-antisemitism-after-suggesting-jews-do-not-face-racism-12864141 There is no doubt that the conservatives have been weak on issues like immigration, but why would anyone vote for a party that is even weaker?
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Harry??? ???? With Markle as Queen? ???? Surely you jest. If anything could ever bring down the Monarchy, having a (self confessed/documented) drug taking, Nazi dressing, racist bully like Harry as King would probably achieve it. He's lucky to still have his titles. Hopefully, now that the coronation is complete he will be stripped of them pronto.
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Let's face it, most governments promise things in exchange for votes, it is just less subtle in Thailand. I don't want to change the topic, but Biden's policy of writing off student debt is basically a more sophisticated way of doing the same thing. As for Thaksin being a fugitive, well, we all know the circumstances in which he acquired that status. A Kangaroo court. Fact is, pretty much anything is more democratic then the Army bringing tanks onto the streets.
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IMO, any parties that are not run by Generals in suits. You might not like them, they might not be perfect - but they are democratically elected. They don't steal power through the barrel of a gun.
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Having a baby doesn’t mean you can’t be in politics
JonnyF replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Well, Jacinda Ardern had a child while PM and she did a great j.... Oh, wait a minute... ???? Seriously though, there is no reason why Paetongtarn would have any issues, she could have a whole team of nannies, drivers, chefs etc. attending to her every whim. To be honest, she could have septuplets with no help at all and still do a better job than Prayut. -
Location is irrelevant. If the police had reason to believe they were going to glue their face to one of the horses or the carriage then it would be reasonable to arrest them before they arrived at the location. If the police had reason to suspect they had a bomb should they refuse to arrest them because they are 'nowhere near' the coronation? Where did I say support is unanimous? Oh that's right, I didn't, it was all in your imagination. ???? Of course there are always going to be the pink haired, rainbow sock wearing attention seekers screaming obscenities but thankfully it did not detract from a wonderful occasion. Long Live the King.
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You really shouldn't expect a principled stance from members of the SNP. Hamza Yusuf is a Republican but he was hardly going to miss an event like this based on minor things like principles.