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It's a fact... I don't know: try googling Indo-Aryan... Might just make sense if you understand the background.Lord Kangana wrote:Have you just discovered hallucinogens or something? Your posts over the last couple of days remind me of the times we used to cane ket and E for a whole weekend. We too thought we made sense to anyone but ourselves.Lost Leopard Spot wrote:As Iranians are the pure and unadulterated original Aryan offspring, I'm presuming you think the Israelis are a bit brown. I'm chuckling at that...Lord Kangana wrote:I'm having a good chuckle at the differentiating between the mental Israelis and the mental Iranians. One being a bit brown perhaps clouding people's judgement?
To expand on this, because believe me, this point to the general population, either here or in other countries, is not well known: racially, that is genetically, and linguistically, Iranians are first cousins to Teutons/Germans. Which is why it becomes a bit embarrasing when spokesmen for that race go on about annihilating Israel just a few decades after the Germans attempted to wipe out the Jews.
Give it another couple of decades and I can see Brits joining the fxclin bandwagon. We are after all brothers to the Teutons and cousins to the Iranians.

After all, it was you who mentioned race... Or was your remark about being a bit brown some other reference?
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what you're on about!Lost Leopard Spot wrote:Really? No idea at all?thebish wrote:Lost Leopard Spot wrote:Maybe if people stopped demonising mythical demi-gods we might begin to understand what utter bollix lies behind senseless slaughter... For example, I note this fine example of a quote from today's Times "The message for Bashar Assad from Geneva is that he can have time to carry on killing as he usually does"
All my post was pointing out is that me, as an individual, who has not yet been elevated into the status of an Obama, or an Ahmadenijad, or a Geneva, or an Assad is a bit tired of quotes from INDIVIDUALS who aren't.
To see what I mean, just go back and re-read that Times quote. I don't think he's been cloned even once, and I sincerely doubt he's done any killing himself. And I understand he's not immune for a portion of the shit, but, he's not this huge colossus of destruction: he is just one member of a multi-faceted conglomeration of disparate individuals who are propagating slaughter. Can we all stop pretending it's Assad's or Obama's, or Netan-feck*-yahu's fault? It's not - it's mine, and your's and your neighbour's mother's fault.
i literally have no idea what you are talking about or who these "people" are...
People are humans. The ones that mainly broadcast this sort of shit are members of the media.
I don't understand what you don't understand, really.
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Lost Leopard Spot wrote: And, just to let you know where I'm coming from... If, and obviously I'm not, I were a member of some priestly website, and I came across you in my postings, I'd be asking myself why are you so angry. Now, don't get me wrong - if you want to do ANGRY, I could be an ace student, but then again, I'm not the emissary of any religion that purports to be peaceful ( either directly, or through its figurehead).
Just saying like.
what??? I literally have absolutely no idea what the juddering feck you are on about!! Why on earth would you be asking yourself why I am so angry??

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I'm on medication, but I don't think that is the cause of a complete breakdown in communication. Might have been the six pints I'd had, mind!thebish wrote:Lost Leopard Spot wrote: And, just to let you know where I'm coming from... If, and obviously I'm not, I were a member of some priestly website, and I came across you in my postings, I'd be asking myself why are you so angry. Now, don't get me wrong - if you want to do ANGRY, I could be an ace student, but then again, I'm not the emissary of any religion that purports to be peaceful ( either directly, or through its figurehead).
Just saying like.
what??? I literally have absolutely no idea what the juddering feck you are on about!! Why on earth would you be asking yourself why I am so angry??you have totally and completely lost me. seriously - are you on some kind of medication?

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the bedroom tax... take a bow!
The Independent wrote:More than 50,000 people affected by the so-called bedroom tax have fallen behind on rent and face eviction, figures given to The Independent show.
The statistics reveal the scale of debt created by the Government’s under-occupancy charge, as one council house tenant in three has been pushed into rent arrears since it was introduced in April.
Figures provided by 114 local authorities across Britain after Freedom of Information (FoI) requests by the campaign group False Economy show the impact of the bedroom tax over its first four months. The total number of affected council tenants across Britain is likely to be much higher than the 50,000 recorded in the sample of local authorities that responded to the FoI.
At least another 30,000 people living in housing association properties have also fallen behind on rent payments since the bedroom tax came in, with potentially tens of thousands more also affected, according to separate research by the National Housing Federation.
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Holly shit I need a Doctor!!!!!!
I just found myself agreeing with Harriet Haperperson on Question time about the NHS and the niqab.
FFS nobody better tell William, please!
I just found myself agreeing with Harriet Haperperson on Question time about the NHS and the niqab.
FFS nobody better tell William, please!
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What did she say exactly - we have a debate about niqabs here atm?Hoboh wrote:Holly shit I need a Doctor!!!!!!
I just found myself agreeing with Harriet Haperperson on Question time about the NHS and the niqab.
FFS nobody better tell William, please!
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Basically that you should be able to see the face of the person treating you.Montreal Wanderer wrote:What did she say exactly - we have a debate about niqabs here atm?Hoboh wrote:Holly shit I need a Doctor!!!!!!
I just found myself agreeing with Harriet Haperperson on Question time about the NHS and the niqab.
FFS nobody better tell William, please!
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Here most people feel that you should be able to see your teacher's face (especially children). However, our xenophobic provincial government has gone further (you'd love them). In order to deal with the Niqab and burka (and not wishing to target Muslims they, following France, say we are a secular society so no public servant can wear a religious symbol of any sort above a certain size. This includes kippahs, turbans, star of David necklaces, etc. They seem to have annoyed everyone.Hoboh wrote:Basically that you should be able to see the face of the person treating you.Montreal Wanderer wrote:What did she say exactly - we have a debate about niqabs here atm?Hoboh wrote:Holly shit I need a Doctor!!!!!!
I just found myself agreeing with Harriet Haperperson on Question time about the NHS and the niqab.
FFS nobody better tell William, please!
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It is noted. Nanny is pleased with you and says you better keep it up...Hoboh wrote:Holly shit I need a Doctor!!!!!!
I just found myself agreeing with Harriet Haperperson on Question time about the NHS and the niqab.
FFS nobody better tell William, please!
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Liebour!
Big firms to train apprentices for every NON EU EMPLOYEE they take on!
FFS it's the EU MIGRANTS that are causing the problem, nice sidestep millipede.
(Are they going to be building 200,000 houses a year for their potential Eastern EU supporters)
Big firms to train apprentices for every NON EU EMPLOYEE they take on!
FFS it's the EU MIGRANTS that are causing the problem, nice sidestep millipede.
(Are they going to be building 200,000 houses a year for their potential Eastern EU supporters)
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Pretty good idea for Labour to go for this price cap on energy, workable or not, as the Tories will naturally be against such interference and will get portrayed as being in bed with the companies rather than trying to help folk out.
I'm going to get pretty bored of the phrases "One Nation" and "Cost of Living Crisis" soon though
I'm going to get pretty bored of the phrases "One Nation" and "Cost of Living Crisis" soon though
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Athers wrote:Pretty good idea for Labour to go for this price cap on energy, workable or not, as the Tories will naturally be against such interference and will get portrayed as being in bed with the companies rather than trying to help folk out.
I'm going to get pretty bored of the phrases "One Nation" and "Cost of Living Crisis" soon though
it is a bit of a bear-trap for the tories... I didn't hear the speech and haven't seen the detail... what's to stop energy companies whacking on a huge increase before the freeze comes into place? (or is is a cap? I heard "freeze" on the radio this morning)
i see the tories are threatening blackouts!
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It is termed a freeze by Labour but in an industry where price is the only way to differentiate between companies I can't imagine the Big 6 will do anything other than match each other's prices exactly for those two years, so it sort of becomes a cap.
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Has he answered a direct question yet? Ever?
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who?Prufrock wrote:Has he answered a direct question yet? Ever?
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He thinks BL3 is Millibandthebish wrote:who?Prufrock wrote:Has he answered a direct question yet? Ever?

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Reminds me of thisPrufrock wrote:Has he answered a direct question yet? Ever?
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In the two-minute 30-second version of the interview seen by the Guardian, Green tries six times to get Miliband to expand on his position about why he believes the strike action is wrong.
In each case he receives the same reply, that the strikes are wrong when negotiations are underway, the government has acted in a "reckless and provocative manner" and both sides need to "set aside the rhetoric" and "get around the negotiating table to stop this happening again".

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I thought my "who?" question was very direct and simple...
but I can't get a straight answer out of Pru!!
but I can't get a straight answer out of Pru!!

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