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Post by Deleted on Feb 18, 2023 23:48:49 GMT
Sure, the Iraqi people came to a consensus and actually sent out an invitation to be bombed. I await your next stupid contribution. You clearly support wars and the bombing of people just for the reaction. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 18, 2023 23:54:48 GMT
If you never leave your home and only watch the mainstream media you could be fooled into thinking that the woke-stuff has overtaken the country. However, if you live in the real world how often do you come across with people who take the woke-stuff seriously? Every now and then for sure but far from being mainstream. Most normal people are sick and tired o,f being spoofed it at them. But normal people are being silenced by a plethora of means and yes, it is OK to discuss the trials and tribulations of woke amongst yourselves but try it on a public platform and there will be many attempts to silence you. Being sick and tired, as we all are, just means that 'the woke' do not care about us as the generally benign majority. You will conform in public. It is Sovietisation where 2+2 will equal five if the state says so. They tend to collectively report members after attacking them. The only reason I bothered with this forum is down to the moderation being humanoid and more politically diverse than some others. Much larger forums that cover a range of subjects tend to react to report numbers and can be manipulated. This is partially why Social Media and other large corporate run sites became echo chambers. |
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Post by Steve on Feb 19, 2023 0:35:16 GMT
1 Million Iraqis might disagree... 1 million dead Iraqis,plus half a million dead Iraqi Children before that.Blair is a war criminal its that simple,that doesn't let the other MPs off the hook most of who supported that genocidal war. False figure and false linkage |
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Post by Red Rackham on Feb 20, 2023 10:39:50 GMT
It wouldn't surprise me if we never had another majority Labour government again. Labour are woke, Starmer couldn't say what a woman was ffs. The vast majority of people in this country do not like woke, and that will be Labours downfall. If you never leave your home and only watch the mainstream media you could be fooled into thinking that the woke-stuff has overtaken the country. However, if you live in the real world how often do you come across with people who take the woke-stuff seriously? Every now and then for sure but far from being mainstream. Most normal people are sick and tired of being spoofed it at them. These days people are very careful what they say in public, anyone who disagrees with woke, BLM, gender pronoun nonsense etc etc disagrees quietly and only after checking over their shoulder first. Perish the thought some weak snowflake type should overhear the conversation and call the woke police who these days tend to act very swiftly if someone claims to be the victim of 'offence'. |
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Post by see2 on Feb 21, 2023 14:08:14 GMT
I await your next stupid contribution. You clearly support wars and the bombing of people just for the reaction. Clearly you post idiot comments, is that just to get a reaction? |
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Post by see2 on Feb 21, 2023 14:26:03 GMT
1 million dead Iraqis,plus half a million dead Iraqi Children before that.Blair is a war criminal its that simple,that doesn't let the other MPs off the hook most of who supported that genocidal war. False figure and false linkage Yep, AFAIA many of the dead were not Iraqis they were insurgents from other countries, had they won they would probably have taken power in Iraq. |
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Post by sword on Feb 21, 2023 15:02:51 GMT
False figure and false linkage Yep, AFAIA many of the dead were not Iraqis they were insurgents from other countries, had they won they would probably have taken power in Iraq. What foreign insurgents? you get more ridiculous by the day. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 21, 2023 22:13:24 GMT
Interesting that when those on the Right cannot win a political argument, they turn to the "culture wars" instead.
You dont improve public services, create jobs, improve living standards or rescue our NHS by arguing about trandgendered people or make jingoistic remarks about "bringing back the death penalty".
Perhaps Rishi Sunak is indulging in a bit of "culture wars" by giving Lee Anderson a top job in the Tory Party, but I dont think it will work, the Tories are now too far behind in the polls, people are tired of them, there s a feeling that its time for the Tories to take a back seat.
The party is over for the Conservatives
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Post by Deleted on Feb 22, 2023 9:13:59 GMT
Interesting that when those on the Right cannot win a political argument, they turn to the "culture wars" instead. You dont improve public services, create jobs, improve living standards or rescue our NHS by arguing about trandgendered people or make jingoistic remarks about "bringing back the death penalty". Perhaps Rishi Sunak is indulging in a bit of "culture wars" by giving Lee Anderson a top job in the Tory Party, but I dont think it will work, the Tories are now too far behind in the polls, people are tired of them, there s a feeling that its time for the Tories to take a back seat. The party is over for the Conservatives What does Labour offer to the table?
Labour have no solution. More jobs would mean more public sector to feather their own nest, whilst creating more pointless institutions to micro-manage the peasants. Seriously, all the twinkle eyed Blairites got was more debt, surveillance of society, more globalisation, wars, mass-immigration, terrorism and huge social divides where establishment totalitarian arseholes shut down all dissent with violence and abuse, with support from so-called liberal establishment, mostly made up of totalitarians. 
Those who were duped by Blair before he got into power were even writing books about how shit and disappointing he was soon after. Just sleaze, corruption and a demonstration of just how fast many lefties sell out on every principle for a taste of hard cash.
Sure, the Conservatives are pretty shit, but then most of them are basically following Blair's lead.
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Post by Pacifico on Feb 22, 2023 11:56:50 GMT
Interesting that when those on the Right cannot win a political argument, they turn to the "culture wars" instead. You dont improve public services, create jobs, improve living standards or rescue our NHS by arguing about trandgendered people or make jingoistic remarks about "bringing back the death penalty". So what are Labours policies to improve public services, create jobs, improve living standards and rescue our NHS? |
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Post by Fairsociety on Feb 22, 2023 12:10:43 GMT
Interesting that when those on the Right cannot win a political argument, they turn to the "culture wars" instead. You dont improve public services, create jobs, improve living standards or rescue our NHS by arguing about trandgendered people or make jingoistic remarks about "bringing back the death penalty". So what are Labours policies to improve public services, create jobs, improve living standards and rescue our NHS? We don't know, and neither do Labour. |
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Post by The Squeezed Middle on Feb 22, 2023 12:49:11 GMT
What does Labour offer to the table? Labour have no solution. More jobs would mean more public sector to feather their own nest, whilst creating more pointless institutions to micro-manage the peasants. Seriously, all the twinkle eyed Blairites got was more debt, surveillance of society, more globalisation, wars, mass-immigration, terrorism and huge social divides where establishment totalitarian arseholes shut down all dissent with violence and abuse, with support from so-called liberal establishment, mostly made up of totalitarians. Those who were duped by Blair before he got into power were even writing books about how shit and disappointing he was soon after. Just sleaze, corruption and a demonstration of just how fast many lefties sell out on every principle for a taste of hard cash. Sure, the Conservatives are pretty shit, but then most of them are basically following Blair's lead. And that's why it's largely a waste of time voting in the UK: Each party heavily criticises the other while in opposition and then carries on with pretty much the same thing once in power. Democracy is an illusion. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 22, 2023 14:45:25 GMT
What does Labour offer to the table? Labour have no solution. More jobs would mean more public sector to feather their own nest, whilst creating more pointless institutions to micro-manage the peasants. Seriously, all the twinkle eyed Blairites got was more debt, surveillance of society, more globalisation, wars, mass-immigration, terrorism and huge social divides where establishment totalitarian arseholes shut down all dissent with violence and abuse, with support from so-called liberal establishment, mostly made up of totalitarians. Those who were duped by Blair before he got into power were even writing books about how shit and disappointing he was soon after. Just sleaze, corruption and a demonstration of just how fast many lefties sell out on every principle for a taste of hard cash. Sure, the Conservatives are pretty shit, but then most of them are basically following Blair's lead. And that's why it's largely a waste of time voting in the UK: Each party heavily criticises the other while in opposition and then carries on with pretty much the same thing once in power. Democracy is an illusion. Sadly I pretty much agree with that. And it's why both main parties support the electoral status quo, because meaningful electoral reform would allow different wings of opinion to be represented in parliament, which threatens to give a voice to opponents of their cosy status quo. Whether left of it or right of it or wherever we are on the political spectrum, if we are not part of the status quo we need electoral reform so we can be heard. How to get that out of these self-interested bastards is the difficult bit. The only way is if self interest in the short term favours it. A hung parliament so that one of the big two needs at least one of the little parties. Their self interest is best served by electoral reform. Which means they might insist on it in return for helping one of the big two into government. The desire of the latter to get into government could make them agree. Its all ifs, buts, and maybes, but I have always said the only chance of PR is a hung parliament. Because it is the only conceivable way that the self interested bastards might see it as being in their self interests. |
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Post by see2 on Feb 22, 2023 16:40:56 GMT
Yep, AFAIA many of the dead were not Iraqis they were insurgents from other countries, had they won they would probably have taken power in Iraq. What foreign insurgents? you get more ridiculous by the day. Your ignorance is exposed each time you post. The Iraqi army was defeated in a matter of weeks. Could you imagine a war in the middle East where there was an opportunity for many fighters who hate the West, failing to get involved? |
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Post by sheepy on Feb 22, 2023 16:45:59 GMT
What foreign insurgents? you get more ridiculous by the day. Your ignorance is exposed each time you post. The Iraqi army was defeated in a matter of weeks. Could you imagine a war in the middle East where there was an opportunity for many fighters who hate the West, failing to get involved? If anyone doesn't see the irony in that statement I guess they never will. |
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