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"I read that the British evacuees are fleeing Sudan. What have they got to do with Sudan? I don't understand what's going on. " is London a British Colony | |||
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"I read that the British evacuees are fleeing Sudan. What have they got to do with Sudan? I don't understand what's going on. " I'd imagine most are second/third generation British citizens with family connections there. | |||
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"I read that the British evacuees are fleeing Sudan. What have they got to do with Sudan? I don't understand what's going on. " Why don't you Google it and do a bit more reading? | |||
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"Ask your Scottish bf." He is away in Bali and I am joining him soon. | |||
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"I read that the British evacuees are fleeing Sudan. What have they got to do with Sudan? I don't understand what's going on. Why don't you Google it and do a bit more reading? " Better to talk to real people especiallywith Sudan connection. | |||
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"Ask your Scottish bf. He is away in Bali and I am joining him soon." Message him then. We are not your therapist. | |||
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"I read that the British evacuees are fleeing Sudan. What have they got to do with Sudan? I don't understand what's going on. Why don't you Google it and do a bit more reading? Better to talk to real people especiallywith Sudan connection." And you expect to get that on the fabguys forum????!!! Lol Come on my fellow fabguys with your "Sudan connection" please educate the OP lol | |||
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"There’s a really popular forum TV! Who knows a Sudan cock against a Somalian cock! Maybe she will pop her little Bristolian ass! In ere! "Sorry, I've been busy cleaning up my spare room in anticipation of an influx of refugees  | |||
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"I read that the British evacuees are fleeing Sudan. What have they got to do with Sudan? I don't understand what's going on. I'd imagine most are second/third generation British citizens with family connections there. " Thank you. Your answer is the best here - smart, intelligent, refined, sophisticated, polite, civilised - a fine English gentleman. | |||
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"English gentleman." He could be just British. | |||
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"I read that the British evacuees are fleeing Sudan. What have they got to do with Sudan? I don't understand what's going on. " There are British people working in dozens of countries around the world. I imagine quite a few work in Sudan and these are the ones who need evacuating as the country teeters on the brink of civil war. It was a British protectorate at one time if not quite a colony. | |||
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"During Prime Minister Questions today, Mr Sunak was asked what safe routes exist for a Sudanese child to escape Sudan and seek refuge in the UK. He answered a different question, about evacuating UK nationals. Ms Braverman asked the same question on Sky News. “We are passing a new law at the moment to deal with people who come here illegally. There is no good reason for anybody to get into a small boat and cross the Channel in search of a life in the UK.” So, anyone escaping Sudan who finds their way here, children included, to be trafficked to Rwanda by the UK state, basically. " Egypt is a damn site closer and easier to get to. | |||
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"During Prime Minister Questions today, Mr Sunak was asked what safe routes exist for a Sudanese child to escape Sudan and seek refuge in the UK. He answered a different question, about evacuating UK nationals. Ms Braverman asked the same question on Sky News. “We are passing a new law at the moment to deal with people who come here illegally. There is no good reason for anybody to get into a small boat and cross the Channel in search of a life in the UK.” So, anyone escaping Sudan who finds their way here, children included, to be trafficked to Rwanda by the UK state, basically. Egypt is a damn site closer and easier to get to." Maybe. But the UN charter for refugees does not forbid asylum seekers to only travel to neighbouring states. | |||
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"I read that the British evacuees are fleeing Sudan. What have they got to do with Sudan? I don't understand what's going on. is London a British Colony" London is a World colony. | |||
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"During Prime Minister Questions today, Mr Sunak was asked what safe routes exist for a Sudanese child to escape Sudan and seek refuge in the UK. He answered a different question, about evacuating UK nationals. Ms Braverman asked the same question on Sky News. “We are passing a new law at the moment to deal with people who come here illegally. There is no good reason for anybody to get into a small boat and cross the Channel in search of a life in the UK.” So, anyone escaping Sudan who finds their way here, children included, to be trafficked to Rwanda by the UK state, basically. Egypt is a damn site closer and easier to get to. Maybe. But the UN charter for refugees does not forbid asylum seekers to only travel to neighbouring states. " But are they wise to come to Britain? Things can only get worse here, our medical services are overwhelmed, we will never catch up with housing demand, Our infrastructure is creaking. We are almost at the point of needing a moratorium on expending the population any further. | |||
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"During Prime Minister Questions today, Mr Sunak was asked what safe routes exist for a Sudanese child to escape Sudan and seek refuge in the UK. He answered a different question, about evacuating UK nationals. Ms Braverman asked the same question on Sky News. “We are passing a new law at the moment to deal with people who come here illegally. There is no good reason for anybody to get into a small boat and cross the Channel in search of a life in the UK.” So, anyone escaping Sudan who finds their way here, children included, to be trafficked to Rwanda by the UK state, basically. Egypt is a damn site closer and easier to get to. Maybe. But the UN charter for refugees does not forbid asylum seekers to only travel to neighbouring states. " I never said it did | |||
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" But are they wise to come to Britain? Things can only get worse here, our medical services are overwhelmed, we will never catch up with housing demand, Our infrastructure is creaking. We are almost at the point of needing a moratorium on expending the population any further. " English is a dominant language in Sudan. That would make the UK a draw. But, then again, noone is suggesting that millions of Sudanese are on their way over- aside from the rhetoric from certain groups. | |||
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"During Prime Minister Questions today, Mr Sunak was asked what safe routes exist for a Sudanese child to escape Sudan and seek refuge in the UK. He answered a different question, about evacuating UK nationals. Ms Braverman asked the same question on Sky News. “We are passing a new law at the moment to deal with people who come here illegally. There is no good reason for anybody to get into a small boat and cross the Channel in search of a life in the UK.” So, anyone escaping Sudan who finds their way here, children included, to be trafficked to Rwanda by the UK state, basically. Egypt is a damn site closer and easier to get to. Maybe. But the UN charter for refugees does not forbid asylum seekers to only travel to neighbouring states. I never said it did" I didn't say you did. I was just pointing out what the legal framework is since your statement seemed to ignore it. | |||
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" But are they wise to come to Britain? Things can only get worse here, our medical services are overwhelmed, we will never catch up with housing demand, Our infrastructure is creaking. We are almost at the point of needing a moratorium on expending the population any further. " Or elect a government that will invest in services to match the needs of the population instead of constantly cutting them and them blaming foreigners for their own failings. Stop The Tories. | |||
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"During Prime Minister Questions today, Mr Sunak was asked what safe routes exist for a Sudanese child to escape Sudan and seek refuge in the UK. He answered a different question, about evacuating UK nationals. Ms Braverman asked the same question on Sky News. “We are passing a new law at the moment to deal with people who come here illegally. There is no good reason for anybody to get into a small boat and cross the Channel in search of a life in the UK.” So, anyone escaping Sudan who finds their way here, children included, to be trafficked to Rwanda by the UK state, basically. Egypt is a damn site closer and easier to get to. Maybe. But the UN charter for refugees does not forbid asylum seekers to only travel to neighbouring states. I never said it did I didn't say you did. I was just pointing out what the legal framework is since your statement seemed to ignore it. " You've made it quite clear on numerous posts what the legal framework is. All I said was Egypt is easier and closer to get to. Which it is. You are inferring that I was inferring otherwise | |||
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" I didn't say you did. I was just pointing out what the legal framework is since your statement seemed to ignore it. You've made it quite clear on numerous posts what the legal framework is. All I said was Egypt is easier and closer to get to. Which it is. You are inferring that I was inferring otherwise" I wasn't sure you were aware of the legal framework so merely stated it. In a discussion it's worthwhile looking at the whole picture. | |||
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" I didn't say you did. I was just pointing out what the legal framework is since your statement seemed to ignore it. You've made it quite clear on numerous posts what the legal framework is. All I said was Egypt is easier and closer to get to. Which it is. You are inferring that I was inferring otherwise I wasn't sure you were aware of the legal framework so merely stated it. In a discussion it's worthwhile looking at the whole picture. " You weren't sure i was aware of it ??? I've lost count of how many times you've spouted on about it. | |||
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" I didn't say you did. I was just pointing out what the legal framework is since your statement seemed to ignore it. You've made it quite clear on numerous posts what the legal framework is. All I said was Egypt is easier and closer to get to. Which it is. You are inferring that I was inferring otherwise I wasn't sure you were aware of the legal framework so merely stated it. In a discussion it's worthwhile looking at the whole picture. You weren't sure i was aware of it ??? I've lost count of how many times you've spouted on about it." Just because I've written it doesn'r mean you read it. | |||
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"During Prime Minister Questions today, Mr Sunak was asked what safe routes exist for a Sudanese child to escape Sudan and seek refuge in the UK. He answered a different question, about evacuating UK nationals. Ms Braverman asked the same question on Sky News. “We are passing a new law at the moment to deal with people who come here illegally. There is no good reason for anybody to get into a small boat and cross the Channel in search of a life in the UK.” So, anyone escaping Sudan who finds their way here, children included, to be trafficked to Rwanda by the UK state, basically. " That woman is nasty shit. They shouldn’t ask her questions . I switch it to other tv channels when she speaks. I hope she goes back to where her parents come from. | |||
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"Fed up of paying for all this shit....." You're not paying for jack! All governments are evacuating their nationals who happen to be there for what ever reason, so British Citizens being brought back to the UK. As for refugees, no suggestion that there are any coming to the UK. But guess it wouldnt be a problem if it were 'white' folk from Eastern Europe... not only would we welcome them but also bend over backwards for them and pay ppl to house to them! | |||
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"Fed up of paying for all this shit....." Wait until you discover how much we're paying for all the money borrowed by the Tories. £124 billion a year just in interest. A figure that rises every time interest rates go up. Stop The Tories. | |||
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"Fed up of paying for all this shit..... Wait until you discover how much we're paying for all the money borrowed by the Tories. £124 billion a year just in interest. A figure that rises every time interest rates go up. Stop The Tories. " Labour will be just as bad | |||
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"Fed up of paying for all this shit..... Wait until you discover how much we're paying for all the money borrowed by the Tories. £124 billion a year just in interest. A figure that rises every time interest rates go up. Stop The Tories. Labour will be just as bad" How? | |||
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" Labour will be just as bad" The Tories told us in 2019 that Labour's plan to borrow £80 billion to invest in infrastructure would bankrupt Britain. £80 billion? The Tories borrowed £140 billion last year alone. Not for infrastructure investment, but to cover the gap in their day-to-day spend. They wanted to borrow even more, and give it away in the form of lower taxes for people who already have pots of money. The financial world went into meltdown at their economic incompetence. Interest rates shot up. Now they need to borrow eye-watering sums just to pay the interest on their debts. Borrowing money to pay off the interest on the credit card bill, basically. How does it get any worse than that? | |||
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"Fed up of paying for all this shit..... You're not paying for jack! All governments are evacuating their nationals who happen to be there for what ever reason, so British Citizens being brought back to the UK. As for refugees, no suggestion that there are any coming to the UK. But guess it wouldnt be a problem if it were 'white' folk from Eastern Europe... not only would we welcome them but also bend over backwards for them and pay ppl to house to them!" ‘White folk’ from Eastern Europe . What has that to do with a civil war in Sudan? Unless you are referencing the obvious difference? | |||
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"£124 billion a year just in interest to pay for the Tory (mis) management of the economy. TORIES: "Look, look, over there, £6 million a day to put up dirty brown people in hotels, it's a scandal we've got to stop. These people are bankrupting the country." STOP THE TORIES " Thus speaketh the Labour Party's chief spokesperson.   | |||
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"I read that the British evacuees are fleeing Sudan. What have they got to do with Sudan? I don't understand what's going on. " you are a bright spark | |||
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"not a member of any part, luv. "you cannot wait to house all those Sudanese with their beautiful big black cocks. | |||
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"£124 billion a year just in interest to pay for the Tory (mis) management of the economy. TORIES: "Look, look, over there, £6 million a day to put up dirty brown people in hotels, it's a scandal we've got to stop. These people are bankrupting the country." STOP THE TORIES Thus speaketh the Labour Party's chief spokesperson. "See you haven't challenged the argument, rather a jibe at the poster.. | |||
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"Does it matter , we will allow anybody into this shit hole of a once great country!!!!!!!!!!" Well the British did teach the world about turning up at other coasts on boats unannounced, also about mass migration. Can't blame the world for following the example. | |||
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" Labour will be just as bad The Tories told us in 2019 that Labour's plan to borrow £80 billion to invest in infrastructure would bankrupt Britain. £80 billion? The Tories borrowed £140 billion last year alone. Not for infrastructure investment, but to cover the gap in their day-to-day spend. They wanted to borrow even more, and give it away in the form of lower taxes for people who already have pots of money. The financial world went into meltdown at their economic incompetence. Interest rates shot up. Now they need to borrow eye-watering sums just to pay the interest on their debts. Borrowing money to pay off the interest on the credit card bill, basically. How does it get any worse than that? " Well we could have had Ms Abbott doing the books for starters | |||
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"not a member of any part, luv. you cannot wait to house all those Sudanese with their beautiful big black cocks."
I did have a brief interlude in Dec/Jan with a man who said he was from Sudan and has refugee status here.
Sex was super, he was fabulous.
I noticed deep scar tissue on his leg and, being the nosey sort, asked what it was.
One was a knife wound, he said, the other was a bullet wound. Long since healed.
He came round one evening with some rather strong agricultural produce - much stronger than the usual variety.
I have a vague memory of collapsing, hitting my head on the radiator and knocking myself unconscious.
He picked me up in a state of distress and mopped my fevered brow.
It took me quite a while to recover from the experience, so I invited him to make his excuses and leave.
I don't think he was too impressed - he was hobbling on a broken ankle from a delivery Scooteroo crash, it was the middle of the night and buses were running only ever hour.
I never saw him again after that.
Google tells me the 2011 census detected about 400 Sudanese nationals living in Bristol.
If there's any more like him, please send them my way.
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"During Prime Minister Questions today, Mr Sunak was asked what safe routes exist for a Sudanese child to escape Sudan and seek refuge in the UK. He answered a different question, about evacuating UK nationals. Ms Braverman asked the same question on Sky News. “We are passing a new law at the moment to deal with people who come here illegally. There is no good reason for anybody to get into a small boat and cross the Channel in search of a life in the UK.” So, anyone escaping Sudan who finds their way here, children included, to be trafficked to Rwanda by the UK state, basically. " The people being evacuated are Bitish Nationals, some will have right of residency, orhers not. They won't be arriving illegally if they are already processed via the FOROEP....same as the manh Afghan Terps who have been brought in quietly and are getting on with their lives. Plenty of experience of lamding in countires where rounda are pinging and bringing out British Nationals/British Citizens and vulnerable persons. Unfortunately the press misreport evacuations due to ignorance...GMB today presenter once again tried to make it about race...tell that to anyone who has worked on exfil flights...64seat a/c taling off with hundreds on board because the PPPs get as many on as they can and the aircew will onoy take off when they have max on board and often run risknof local anti aircraft measures when they miss a take off slot...dont forget the RN Vessels around Port Sudan being used as alternative route out .. | |||
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" Well we could have had Ms Abbott doing the books for starters" Rachel Reeves, the shadow chancellor, has a degree in economics. Jeremy Hunt, the chancellor, has a degree in philosophy. | |||
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"Does it matter , we will allow anybody into this shit hole of a once great country!!!!!!!!!! Well the British did teach the world about turning up at other coasts on boats unannounced, also about mass migration. Can't blame the world for following the example." You suggesting Australia isnt a nice place to be exiled | |||
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" Well we could have had Ms Abbott doing the books for starters Rachel Reeves, the shadow chancellor, has a degree in economics. Jeremy Hunt, the chancellor, has a degree in philosophy." Brizzle managed to get in top ten Unis for Mps following 2019 GE...joint tenth...poor old Aberswyth dropped out...OXCam,LSE,Brum and Mcr remain the core for most MPs.. | |||
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" Well we could have had Ms Abbott doing the books for starters Rachel Reeves, the shadow chancellor, has a degree in economics. Jeremy Hunt, the chancellor, has a degree in philosophy." Your point??? You asked how could it get worse, and I replied. | |||
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"Does it matter , we will allow anybody into this shit hole of a once great country!!!!!!!!!! Well the British did teach the world about turning up at other coasts on boats unannounced, also about mass migration. Can't blame the world for following the example. You suggesting Australia isnt a nice place to be exiled "Not at all, just saying what goes round comes round. | |||
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" Well we could have had Ms Abbott doing the books for starters Rachel Reeves, the shadow chancellor, has a degree in economics. Jeremy Hunt, the chancellor, has a degree in philosophy." Both read PPE for their First Degree. Rachel went into Banking sector and sat her MSc Economics at LSE...so both have a Philosophy,Politics and Economics Degree, one obtained a 2:1 despite having parents who were both Teachers, one obtained a First with father who went to the top of the Navy, a mum who was a nurse for two decades, and cousin who was a pioneer in specialist care nursing for orthapeadics... I applaud them both, Rachel is a good bet to be Labour's first female Leader and I love hwr direct manner which she mixes with a sharp mind and objective views; her sister is also an MP so hats off to the family for their contribution to our society. I worked with/for Jeremy when he was DMCS(Olmpics was in the title at the time too) always found him to be absolutely on the ball, honest and a decent man who shone above others in the room. At one meeting i reverted to dumb norfener and said 'this is total bullshit some of you need to put propelling pencils where the sun doesnt shine and getput on the ground and see the issues we face daily'...a senior Civil Servant demanded I apologise...I apologise I should, of course, of alao included those of you with your Mont Blanc pens Sir X'...Jeremy told everyone i had agreat idea and everykne should blockmout a day to get out to one area within the week and report back in... Two different people, with similar Education yet different stances, I jist wish we had a party that truky spanned divides and united us all, embracing our many differences | |||
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"Does it matter , we will allow anybody into this shit hole of a once great country!!!!!!!!!! Well the British did teach the world about turning up at other coasts on boats unannounced, also about mass migration. Can't blame the world for following the example. You suggesting Australia isnt a nice place to be exiled
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"I spent a week in Khartoum on business. Whilst the government was self-serving the people were great. I had fantastic hospitality. They took me to the shrine to General Gordon - he is still revered as the man who brought fairness and stability to Sudan. I was surprised at the reverence they held for a colonial invader. " Weirldy people in Chatham want his statue taken down... | |||
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"I spent a week in Khartoum on business. Whilst the government was self-serving the people were great. I had fantastic hospitality. They took me to the shrine to General Gordon - he is still revered as the man who brought fairness and stability to Sudan. I was surprised at the reverence they held for a colonial invader. Weirldy people in Chatham want his statue taken down..." It’s become fashionable & ‘right on progressive’ to seek shame at history. Bizarrely at local government level. Easier than tackling issues that concern rate payers I guess? A little pride in the staggering achievements by this nation over centuries would not come amiss. | |||
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" A little pride in the staggering achievements by this nation over centuries would not come amiss." Future generations are gonna love our gift to the world of the fossil fuel engine.  | |||
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"not a member of any part, luv. you cannot wait to house all those Sudanese with their beautiful big black cocks.
I did have a brief interlude in Dec/Jan with a man who said he was from Sudan and has refugee status here.
Sex was super, he was fabulous.
I noticed deep scar tissue on his leg and, being the nosey sort, asked what it was.
One was a knife wound, he said, the other was a bullet wound. Long since healed.
He came round one evening with some rather strong agricultural produce - much stronger than the usual variety.
I have a vague memory of collapsing, hitting my head on the radiator and knocking myself unconscious.
He picked me up in a state of distress and mopped my fevered brow.
It took me quite a while to recover from the experience, so I invited him to make his excuses and leave.
I don't think he was too impressed - he was hobbling on a broken ankle from a delivery Scooteroo crash, it was the middle of the night and buses were running only ever hour.
I never saw him again after that.
Google tells me the 2011 census detected about 400 Sudanese nationals living in Bristol.
If there's any more like him, please send them my way.
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"£124 billion a year just in interest to pay for the Tory (mis) management of the economy. TORIES: "Look, look, over there, £6 million a day to put up dirty brown people in hotels, it's a scandal we've got to stop. These people are bankrupting the country." STOP THE TORIES Thus speaketh the Labour Party's chief spokesperson.
See you haven't challenged the argument, rather a jibe at the poster.."Said poster has added this "stop the Tories" jingo at the end of at least three of their comments which makes it sound like a party political broadcast. Plus the content of said poster's remarks don't make a lot of sense. | |||
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" A little pride in the staggering achievements by this nation over centuries would not come amiss. Future generations are gonna love our gift to the world of the fossil fuel engine. "We can’t feed eight billion people without oil and the infernal combustion engine. | |||
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" A little pride in the staggering achievements by this nation over centuries would not come amiss. Future generations are gonna love our gift to the world of the fossil fuel engine.
We can’t feed eight billion people without oil and the infernal combustion engine. "Are you a farmer...? | |||
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" We can’t feed eight billion people without oil and the infernal combustion engine. " Vegetable oil, maybe. Petroleum oil isn't good for the digestive system. | |||
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"£124 billion a year just in interest to pay for the Tory (mis) management of the economy. TORIES: "Look, look, over there, £6 million a day to put up dirty brown people in hotels, it's a scandal we've got to stop. These people are bankrupting the country." STOP THE TORIES Thus speaketh the Labour Party's chief spokesperson.
See you haven't challenged the argument, rather a jibe at the poster..
Said poster has added this "stop the Tories" jingo at the end of at least three of their comments which makes it sound like a party political broadcast. Plus the content of said poster's remarks don't make a lot of sense. "She compared the governments spending in one area with its spending in another area. To show an example of much more spending in one unnecessary area with another. Don't know how correct the figures are but thats how I understood the post | |||
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" A little pride in the staggering achievements by this nation over centuries would not come amiss. Future generations are gonna love our gift to the world of the fossil fuel engine.
We can’t feed eight billion people without oil and the infernal combustion engine.
Are you a farmer...?"Not a farmer, not a dreamer. A realist. We could of course go back to medieval times? | |||
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"A clash between those who want democracy and those who preferred the dictatorship" It goes back to Darfour and the civil unrest there. Rather than send in his own Army to quell it, the president brought in the Arab equivalent of the Wagner Group, known as the Janja. Ruthless Arabs on horseback who were brutal. The president later charged with genocide. The Janja morphed into the Rapid Support Forces militia. The RSF found common ground with the Army in 2019 when a move to civilian rule threatened the military hegemony. Now they've fallen out again. | |||
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" A little pride in the staggering achievements by this nation over centuries would not come amiss. Future generations are gonna love our gift to the world of the fossil fuel engine.
We can’t feed eight billion people without oil and the infernal combustion engine.
Are you a farmer...?
Not a farmer, not a dreamer. A realist.
We could of course go back to medieval times? "Do you own a time machine..? | |||
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" Weirldy people in Chatham want his statue taken down... It’s become fashionable & ‘right on progressive’ to seek shame at history. Bizarrely at local government level. Easier than tackling issues that concern rate payers I guess? A little pride in the staggering achievements by this nation over centuries would not come amiss." Not quite sure how suggesting removed the statue of a colonialist amounts to not having pride in ones country. There are many things the UK can indeed be proud of, not sure its colonial past is top of the list. | |||
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" A little pride in the staggering achievements by this nation over centuries would not come amiss. Future generations are gonna love our gift to the world of the fossil fuel engine.
We can’t feed eight billion people without oil and the infernal combustion engine.
Are you a farmer...?
Not a farmer, not a dreamer. A realist.
We could of course go back to medieval times?
Do you own a time machine..?"Of course not. Odd question. | |||
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" A little pride in the staggering achievements by this nation over centuries would not come amiss. Future generations are gonna love our gift to the world of the fossil fuel engine.
We can’t feed eight billion people without oil and the infernal combustion engine.
Are you a farmer...?
Not a farmer, not a dreamer. A realist.
We could of course go back to medieval times?
Do you own a time machine..?
Of course not. Odd question."So how did you plan to go back in time..? | |||
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" A little pride in the staggering achievements by this nation over centuries would not come amiss. Future generations are gonna love our gift to the world of the fossil fuel engine. "Watt are you steaming on about... | |||
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" We can’t feed eight billion people without oil and the infernal combustion engine. Vegetable oil, maybe. Petroleum oil isn't good for the digestive system." do you mean biofuel IC? They ran for years before petroleum derived versions. The efficiency of initial engines were poor even when I last looked at trg materials for young Fitters/Mechanics SI Engines were only hitting 29per cent Eff...CI 32 per cent...massive leaps in past decades with reworking of what was once total waste. The work to reclaim 'waste' has driven (pun intended) the development of hybrids. Hydrogen is the viable and sustainable option but way too many powerful people try and maak how close it is to bei g affordable at street level so they continue to push for EV which is toatl nonsense...we do not have, nor will we have, the infrastucture in place to make EV charging viable foe years to come. | |||
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"A clash between those who want democracy and those who preferred the dictatorship It goes back to Darfour and the civil unrest there. Rather than send in his own Army to quell it, the president brought in the Arab equivalent of the Wagner Group, known as the Janja. Ruthless Arabs on horseback who were brutal. The president later charged with genocide. The Janja morphed into the Rapid Support Forces militia. The RSF found common ground with the Army in 2019 when a move to civilian rule threatened the military hegemony. Now they've fallen out again." Ffs i thought you meant Janja Garnbret was an Arab horse back thig instead of a world class stunning lass from Slovenia...Janja is also a place in Bosnia...still get cold sweata thinking about the sights there... | |||
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The Janjawe*d (Arabic: ??????, romanized: Janjawid; also transliterated Janjawid) | |||
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" A little pride in the staggering achievements by this nation over centuries would not come amiss. Future generations are gonna love our gift to the world of the fossil fuel engine.
We can’t feed eight billion people without oil and the infernal combustion engine.
Are you a farmer...?
Not a farmer, not a dreamer. A realist.
We could of course go back to medieval times?
Do you own a time machine..?
Of course not. Odd question.
So how did you plan to go back in time..?"Sorry but I’m not with you? | |||
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" A little pride in the staggering achievements by this nation over centuries would not come amiss. Future generations are gonna love our gift to the world of the fossil fuel engine.
We can’t feed eight billion people without oil and the infernal combustion engine.
Are you a farmer...?
Not a farmer, not a dreamer. A realist.
We could of course go back to medieval times?
Do you own a time machine..?
Of course not. Odd question.
So how did you plan to go back in time..?
Sorry but I’m not with you? "Your earlier reply said We could of course go back to medieval times? Asking how you plan to do that..? | |||
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" A little pride in the staggering achievements by this nation over centuries would not come amiss. Future generations are gonna love our gift to the world of the fossil fuel engine.
We can’t feed eight billion people without oil and the infernal combustion engine.
Are you a farmer...?
Not a farmer, not a dreamer. A realist.
We could of course go back to medieval times?
Do you own a time machine..?
Of course not. Odd question.
So how did you plan to go back in time..?
Sorry but I’m not with you?
Your earlier reply said
We could of course go back to medieval times?
Asking how you plan to do that..?"Ah, you were being funny. | |||
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