Seems you're nobody nowadays unless you've had a death threat.
We've reached a bizarre situation where the political elite are trying to justify their lack of popularity by claiming to be abused by anyone who disagrees with them. And the press, so horribly political and partial, are happy to lap this up and help defend their own devotion to unpopular ideas.
I hope it fails as badly as it did in Scotland where, no matter how much SLAB and their media lackeys berate Scotland as abusing them, the public just don't swallow it.
Funny way of rubbishing smears by spreading them through denial - I spend a lot of time on political websites, and I'd not come across that rumour yet, and now I've been forced to consider it.
Given the lack of support Corby has in the cabinet and based on a time / motion study wouldn't it be more efficient if he left and the others remained.
Given the lack of support Corby has in the cabinet and based on a time / motion study wouldn't it be more efficient if he left and the others remained.
It'll be interesting to see how many women make it into any new shadow cabinet, given the difficulties he had getting enough in his first cabinet.
And he that sows the wind by voting umpteen times over three decades against his leadership will reap the whirlwind of disloyalty now he's poacher turned gamekeeper. What else can he expect?
To be fair he rebelled from the backbenches not the Shadow Cabinet. If critics won't respect him they can and should do the same. To be part of his shadow cabinet and disloyal is rather trying to have your cake and eat it too ...
Yes true. I suspect lots of the shadow cabinet are only there to ( in their minds ) rein him in or keep the soul of sanity burning for a while. However, if you've rebelled hundreds of times it's undeniable it dents your authority to appeal for loyalty.
Jeremy Corbyn’s close associates are secretly planning to purge the shadow cabinet of moderate MPs who disagree with his radical, anti-war policies, as he seeks to impose his will on the Labour Party.
Princess Liz: Governor Corbyn, I should have expected to find you holding Livingstone's leash. I recognized your foul stench when I was brought onboard!
Grand Moff Corbyn: Charming to the last. You don't know how hard I found it, signing the order to terminate your political career.
Princess Liz: [sarcastically] I'm surprised you had the courage to take the responsibility yourself!
Grand Moff Corbyn: Princess Liz, before your deselection, you will join me at a ceremony that will make this progressively pure party operational. No Labour Stronghold will dare oppose the Little Red Book now.
Princess Liz: The more you tighten your grip, Corbyn, the more safe seats will slip through your fingers.
Grand Moff Corbyn: Not after we demonstrate the power of this policy. In a way, you have determined the choice of the constituency that is to be targeted first. Since you are reluctant to provide us with the location of the Rebel base, I have chosen to test our activists' destructive power on your home planet of Leicester.
Princess Liz: [shocked] No! Leicester is peaceful, we have no weapons. You can't possibly—
Grand Moff Corbyn: You would prefer another target, a military target? Then name the system! [stepping closer to Liz and pinning her against Darth Livingstone] I grow tired of asking this, so it will be the last time. Where is the Rebel base?
Princess Liz: [looks at viewer showing Leicester for a moment, then, resigned] Derby. They're all on Derby.
Grand Moff Corbyn: There you see, Lord Livingstone? She can be reasonable. Proceed with the operation. You may fire when ready.
Princess Liz: [indignant] What?!
Grand Moff Corbyn: You're far too trusting. Derby is too remote to make an effective demonstration, but don't worry. We will deal with your rebel friends soon enough!
I don't think Liverpool will win the League this season (I am a fan so am biased) but I do think it could be close like a couple of years ago. One reason is the bizarre fixture list - after just 14 games we have played Away every top 8 team from last season. Meaning not only is the December fixture list surprisingly easier than normal but the second half of the season will see all top opposition played at Anfield. Secondly no other club besides Leicester who likely won't last the distance are setting the league alight. Yesterday I put a small sum on at 11/1 based on the trading bet theory I often read about here thinking that if as I suspect the fixture list helps get us up into the top 4 then the odds will come in for, 11/1.
What do people think? Good value?
PS sorry if this were isn't appropriate. Often see people talk my about non politics betting here so hope you'll indulge me.
The odds compilers base their prices on which games remain for each team, so I don't think that is much of an edge if I am honest
They price up every remaining game and use the expected points to make the odds
My thinking was the odds were based on both expected remaining games and weight of money being placed. I was thinking if the weight of money was disproportionately affected by an out of kilter league table then it would give an edge.
Yes tlg IIRC all but one of the top 6 were played away in the first half. Though a few in December. Which no doubt helped our extraordinary run of victories. This time 100% of top 8 away games have already been played by end of November. I can't recall ever seeing that before.
The market is to tight for weight of money to be much of a factor
There is no edge in the angle you mention, it is already factored in
Aw that's a shame. Thought I'd come up with something there. Thanks.
The yare 6/1 on Betfair now, so you've done alright!
I don't think Liverpool will win the League this season (I am a fan so am biased) but I do think it could be close like a couple of years ago. One reason is the bizarre fixture list - after just 14 games we have played Away every top 8 team from last season. Meaning not only is the December fixture list surprisingly easier than normal but the second half of the season will see all top opposition played at Anfield. Secondly no other club besides Leicester who likely won't last the distance are setting the league alight. Yesterday I put a small sum on at 11/1 based on the trading bet theory I often read about here thinking that if as I suspect the fixture list helps get us up into the top 4 then the odds will come in for, 11/1.
What do people think? Good value?
PS sorry if this were isn't appropriate. Often see people talk my about non politics betting here so hope you'll indulge me.
The odds compilers base their prices on which games remain for each team, so I don't think that is much of an edge if I am honest
They price up every remaining game and use the expected points to make the odds
My thinking was the odds were based on both expected remaining games and weight of money being placed. I was thinking if the weight of money was disproportionately affected by an out of kilter league table then it would give an edge.
Yes tlg IIRC all but one of the top 6 were played away in the first half. Though a few in December. Which no doubt helped our extraordinary run of victories. This time 100% of top 8 away games have already been played by end of November. I can't recall ever seeing that before.
The market is to tight for weight of money to be much of a factor
There is no edge in the angle you mention, it is already factored in
Aw that's a shame. Thought I'd come up with something there. Thanks.
The yare 6/1 on Betfair now, so you've done alright!
Jeremy Corbyn’s close associates are secretly planning to purge the shadow cabinet of moderate MPs who disagree with his radical, anti-war policies, as he seeks to impose his will on the Labour Party.
Princess Liz: Governor Corbyn, I should have expected to find you holding Livingstone's leash. I recognized your foul stench when I was brought onboard!
Grand Moff Corbyn: Charming to the last. You don't know how hard I found it, signing the order to terminate your political career.
Princess Liz: [sarcastically] I'm surprised you had the courage to take the responsibility yourself!
Grand Moff Corbyn: Princess Liz, before your deselection, you will join me at a ceremony that will make this progressively pure party operational. No Labour Stronghold will dare oppose the Little Red Book now.
Princess Liz: The more you tighten your grip, Corbyn, the more safe seats will slip through your fingers.
Grand Moff Corbyn: Not after we demonstrate the power of this policy. In a way, you have determined the choice of the constituency that is to be targeted first. Since you are reluctant to provide us with the location of the Rebel base, I have chosen to test our activists' destructive power on your home planet of Leicester.
Princess Liz: [shocked] No! Leicester is peaceful, we have no weapons. You can't possibly—
Grand Moff Corbyn: You would prefer another target, a military target? Then name the system! [stepping closer to Liz and pinning her against Darth Livingstone] I grow tired of asking this, so it will be the last time. Where is the Rebel base?
Princess Liz: [looks at viewer showing Leicester for a moment, then, resigned] Derby. They're all on Derby.
Grand Moff Corbyn: There you see, Lord Livingstone? She can be reasonable. Proceed with the operation. You may fire when ready.
Princess Liz: [indignant] What?!
Grand Moff Corbyn: You're far too trusting. Derby is too remote to make an effective demonstration, but don't worry. We will deal with your rebel friends soon enough!
Twitter claiming there is at least one dead, beheaded guy.
Cav Empt.
My nine year old daughter lives in this city.
Hm.
The tame lefty at work likes to claim that The West is the most evil, violent empire ever etc.
I asked her what she thought the Romans would have done after 7/7. Or the Carthage... Everyone started joining in - apparently there were some quite interesting* characters in Korean history...
*interesting in the Tom Knox novel character sense
There is no multiculti "solution" here. We need to elect Hard Right governments which will deliver security.
I remember reading a columnist at the time of the Iran / Iraq war. She said we should all be cautious because when they had finished killing each other over there they will then start coming our way and killing us over here.
It took a little longer than she expected but sure enough they are here.. She was right.
Twitter claiming there is at least one dead, beheaded guy.
Cav Empt.
My nine year old daughter lives in this city.
Hm.
The tame lefty at work likes to claim that The West is the most evil, violent empire ever etc.
I asked her what she thought the Romans would have done after 7/7. Or the Carthage... Everyone started joining in - apparently there were some quite interesting* characters in Korean history...
People tend to forget how brutal the world has always been. We can kill more people in one go now, with bombs and the like, but for calculated brutality and wanton slaughter, and the civilian cost to conflict, the world has never been kind. We really have been so lucky to grow up in a world where such things actually seem freakishly unusual, rather than uncommon but hardly unusual.
There is no multiculti "solution" here. We need to elect Hard Right governments which will deliver security.
But the commitment to multiculturalism is now deeply entrenched and backed strongly by the political elite. People are scared to criticise due to the backlash they face. No-one in public life will take the risk of being excluded from the trough.
I really doubt that it will be addressed short of a Breivik style solution of the elimination of the political class. And that's never going to happen.
Clearly we need to sit down and talk with the nutters to understand their feelings and allow them to explain what we have done that has made them go around cutting peoples throats.
The shadow cabinet is bracing itself for a “revenge reshuffle” in the aftermath of Labour’s victory in the Oldham byelection, with key senior figures voicing fears they will be sacrificed by Jeremy Corbyn to kill dissent.
Labour’s surprisingly emphatic win on Thursday has given Corbyn and his supporters renewed confidence, leaving some of his most high-ranking critics in the party uneasy about their futures. One shadow cabinet minister told friends: “I am expecting a busy Christmas, and a very quiet new year.”
Sources at the top of the party said there were fears that an emboldened Corbyn would now try to stamp his authority on the party and “pick off” dissenters. Frontbenchers have already been emailed with a reminder of their duty to respect the leadership’s wishes, it is understood. Corbyn’s office has also made it clear to the shadow cabinet that they “know who has been briefing” against the leader.
I find it very funny that holding a very safe labour seat has now emboldened him.
Yes - but the comment ''Frontbenchers have already been emailed with a reminder of their duty to respect the leadership’s wishes, it is understood'' smells.
Hmmm... I thought the general position was collective responsibility, not following the dictates of the leader?
Wonder what the point of 24hr news is if you don't report breaking news? So I will have to watch Sky, who tell me 1 serious injured and 3 others also injured.
The shadow cabinet is bracing itself for a “revenge reshuffle” in the aftermath of Labour’s victory in the Oldham byelection, with key senior figures voicing fears they will be sacrificed by Jeremy Corbyn to kill dissent.
Labour’s surprisingly emphatic win on Thursday has given Corbyn and his supporters renewed confidence, leaving some of his most high-ranking critics in the party uneasy about their futures. One shadow cabinet minister told friends: “I am expecting a busy Christmas, and a very quiet new year.”
Sources at the top of the party said there were fears that an emboldened Corbyn would now try to stamp his authority on the party and “pick off” dissenters. Frontbenchers have already been emailed with a reminder of their duty to respect the leadership’s wishes, it is understood. Corbyn’s office has also made it clear to the shadow cabinet that they “know who has been briefing” against the leader.
I find it very funny that holding a very safe labour seat has now emboldened him.
Yes - but the comment ''Frontbenchers have already been emailed with a reminder of their duty to respect the leadership’s wishes, it is understood'' smells.
Hmmm... I thought the general position was collective responsibility, not following the dictates of the leader?
Don't forget Jezza used to holiday in the GDR. Erich Honecker was not noted for either his sense of humour or his appreciation of alternative views.
Seriously, it's scary to see what's happening to one of our parties of Govt.
Wonder what the point of 24hr news is if you don't report breaking news? So I will have to watch Sky, who tell me 1 serious injured and 3 others also injured.
Twitter claiming there is at least one dead, beheaded guy.
Cav Empt.
My nine year old daughter lives in this city.
Hm.
The tame lefty at work likes to claim that The West is the most evil, violent empire ever etc.
I asked her what she thought the Romans would have done after 7/7. Or the Carthage... Everyone started joining in - apparently there were some quite interesting* characters in Korean history...
*interesting in the Tom Knox novel character sense
I'm sooooo close to telling my lefty friends QUITE HOW MUCH I DESPISE EVERY STUPID FUCKING THING THEY BELIEVE.
There's a couple I am close to lamping.
They just don't understand. Their whole worldview is predicated on West = Rich = Bad, and Brown = Oppressed = Good. So Islamism just does not compute. They do not even begin to understand it. Every comment they make is laughably uninformed.
A great world religion has mutated. It is an existential threat to everyone on the planet.
What was interesting was the definite fear in her face when non-white people told her what their cultures would have done. It was that moment that she touched The Other. No, they weren't being threatening to her in any way - they were not playing their background parts in the multicultural vista that Little Miss Whitey wanted. Almost like they were real people or something....
BBC still not reporting the Leytonstone attack on their website. Don't they have two independent sources yet?
Unbelievable.
They can devise a stitch up to save Yentob quicker than they report this. I seriously resent paying the license fee these days, any links to one of the wheezes that gets you off
Wonder what the point of 24hr news is if you don't report breaking news? So I will have to watch Sky, who tell me 1 serious injured and 3 others also injured.
Important not to overreact, horrible extremism, resolve strengthened, tragedy, thoughts and prayers, great city, nothing to do with true islam, peace process, struggle of our age, don't overreact, terrible times, please god don't say anything racist people, brave police, no time for politics.
Important not to overreact, horrible extremism, resolve strengthened, tragedy, thoughts and prayers, great city, nothing to do with true islam, peace process, struggle of our age, don't overreact, terrible times, please god don't say anything racist people, brave police, no time for politics.
etc etc
You missed....concern about backlash against minority communities....
Important not to overreact, horrible extremism, resolve strengthened, tragedy, thoughts and prayers, great city, nothing to do with true islam, peace process, struggle of our age, don't overreact, terrible times, please god don't say anything racist people, brave police, no time for politics.
etc etc
You missed....concern about backlash against minority communities....
Well, I felt it was covered under 'don't overreact', but you're right, needed to be clearer rather than unspoken about the communities.
Wonder what the point of 24hr news is if you don't report breaking news? So I will have to watch Sky, who tell me 1 serious injured and 3 others also injured.
The BBC are always slow with stories.
Being played down on the Sky website. Sounds like an isolated nutter.
No mention of Islam, no mention of "This is for Syria".
WTF
Inexcusable really. Let's face it they have Sky news on in the background so they are more than aware.
Mind you they have to be impartial apparently and cannot show any bias to ISIS enemies. It's the charter n'stuff ... Innit.
Hey, at least they refer to them as the 'so called Islamic State', which is more than people would expect, as I have no doubt people object to supposedly validating the group by calling them that.
" Benn does not even seem to realize that the jihadist movement that ultimately spawned Daesh is far closer to the spirit of internationalism and solidarity that drove the International Brigades than Cameron’s bombing campaign – except that the international jihad takes the form of solidarity with oppressed Muslims, rather than the working class or the socialist revolution.
It is obvious that not all Muslims who have gone to fight in Iraq, Syria, Chechnya and other places have gone to these countries to obtain sexual slaves and throw homosexuals off balconies. Understanding these distinctions would make it a lot easier to understand the wellsprings of ‘radicalization’ than the fatuous inanities emanating from Cameron and his ministers."
Remember that absolute Wanker Corbyn is closely linked with these idiots.
Yes, that one was a good one alright. Not everyone who fights for IS wants to take sex slaves and kill homosexuals, they just willingly and happily fight for and with people who do. It's ok because they fight for the oppressed!
It did also say that IS do need to be defeated, which is progress at least?
Wonder what the point of 24hr news is if you don't report breaking news? So I will have to watch Sky, who tell me 1 serious injured and 3 others also injured.
The BBC are always slow with stories.
Being played down on the Sky website. Sounds like an isolated nutter.
I remember 7/7 when the BBC didn't believe news of bombs going off on tube trains. and tried hard for the first hour to say it was electrical problems on the line. The blind shits!
Give them chance, I mean it is only 3hrs since it happened....the BBC are severely undermanned these days because of budget cuts...The fact it is all over twitter and the police have briefed media doesn't mean anything.
They will get there in the end I am sure.
Now on BBC news, all about that minor work disagreement in California.
No mention of Islam, no mention of "This is for Syria".
WTF
Inexcusable really. Let's face it they have Sky news on in the background so they are more than aware.
Mind you they have to be impartial apparently and cannot show any bias to ISIS enemies. It's the charter n'stuff ... Innit.
Hey, at least they refer to them as the 'so called Islamic State', which is more than people would expect, as I have no doubt people object to supposedly validating the group by calling them that.
I think they were asked not to do that and refer to them a Daesh. That's where the we got the immortal line... can't give any favour to their enemies to remain balanced.
Give them chance, I mean it is only 3hrs since it happened....the BBC are severely undermanned these days because of budget cuts...The fact it is all over twitter and the police have briefed media doesn't mean anything.
They will get there in the end I am sure.
Now on BBC news, all about that minor work disagreement in California.
It is under travel incidents in London, as of 22.17.
No mention of Islam, no mention of "This is for Syria".
WTF
Inexcusable really. Let's face it they have Sky news on in the background so they are more than aware.
Mind you they have to be impartial apparently and cannot show any bias to ISIS enemies. It's the charter n'stuff ... Innit.
Hey, at least they refer to them as the 'so called Islamic State', which is more than people would expect, as I have no doubt people object to supposedly validating the group by calling them that.
I think they were asked not to do that and refer to them a Daesh. That's where the we got the immortal line... can't give any favour to their enemies to remain balanced.
Calling them IS seems better to me than Daesh. Leaving aside that the idea it really upsets IS to be called Daesh seems questionable (and who cares if it does), it reminds everyone what IS are claiming to be and, one would hope, enrages those who feel the name and message of is being perverted by these butchers. So whatever the motivation, I support that decision - going with Daesh seems pointless and ignoring the reality of what IS claim to be, which has to be directly challenged if it is to be refuted.
Twitter claiming there is at least one dead, beheaded guy.
Cav Empt.
My nine year old daughter lives in this city.
Hm.
The tame lefty at work likes to claim that The West is the most evil, violent empire ever etc.
I asked her what she thought the Romans would have done after 7/7. Or the Carthage... Everyone started joining in - apparently there were some quite interesting* characters in Korean history...
*interesting in the Tom Knox novel character sense
I'm sooooo close to telling my lefty friends QUITE HOW MUCH I DESPISE EVERY STUPID FUCKING THING THEY BELIEVE.
There's a couple I am close to lamping.
They just don't understand. Their whole worldview is predicated on West = Rich = Bad, and Brown = Oppressed = Good. So Islamism just does not compute. They do not even begin to understand it. Every comment they make is laughably uninformed.
A great world religion has mutated. It is an existential threat to everyone on the planet.
I'm sorry but to mutate is to change. This is a major religion having elements who act as many of their religious compatriots did a thousand years ago. Islam needs to mutate to a modern peaceful religion. The unwillingness to accept religions have long standing nasty elements for fear of upsetting people is deep seated in the modern era. To point out problems with religions today is seen to be bigoted rather than enlightened.
Wonder what the point of 24hr news is if you don't report breaking news? So I will have to watch Sky, who tell me 1 serious injured and 3 others also injured.
The BBC are always slow with stories.
Being played down on the Sky website. Sounds like an isolated nutter.
There's nothing isolated about it. There are tens of thousands around the UK with the core beliefs which permit such heinous acts.
A Muslim that believes in Kufir, Haraam and Dar al-Harb has all the necessary motivation and self-acceptance to commit such an act. They are not killing people, they do not accept our culture, they are already at war with us.
These core beliefs are fundamental to Islam. Islam has no place in the UK.
No mention of Islam, no mention of "This is for Syria".
WTF
Inexcusable really. Let's face it they have Sky news on in the background so they are more than aware.
Mind you they have to be impartial apparently and cannot show any bias to ISIS enemies. It's the charter n'stuff ... Innit.
Hey, at least they refer to them as the 'so called Islamic State', which is more than people would expect, as I have no doubt people object to supposedly validating the group by calling them that.
I think they were asked not to do that and refer to them a Daesh. That's where the we got the immortal line... can't give any favour to their enemies to remain balanced.
Calling them IS seems better to me than Daesh. Leaving aside that the idea it really upsets IS to be called Daesh seems questionable (and who cares if it does), it reminds everyone what IS are claiming to be and, one would hope, enrages those who feel the name and message of is being perverted by these butchers. So whatever the motivation, I support that decision - going with Daesh seems pointless and ignoring the reality of what IS claim to be, which has to be directly challenged if it is to be refuted.
I think the idea was that it has nothing to do with Islam and only gives them more credibility.
Give them chance, I mean it is only 3hrs since it happened....the BBC are severely undermanned these days because of budget cuts...The fact it is all over twitter and the police have briefed media doesn't mean anything.
They will get there in the end I am sure.
Now on BBC news, all about that minor work disagreement in California.
It is under travel incidents in London, as of 22.17.
"One man has sustained serious knife injuries; these are not believed at this stage to be life-threatening. Two other people have sustained minor injuries.
Commander Richard Walton, who leads the Met's Counter Terrorism Command, said: "We are treating this as a terrorist incident. I would urge the public to remain calm, but alert and vigilant.
BBC News 24 just mentioned it, nothing on national news. No mention on BBC London Webpage but it does link to Evening Standard story re stabbing and tasar use.
Twitter claiming there is at least one dead, beheaded guy.
Cav Empt.
My nine year old daughter lives in this city.
Hm.
The tame lefty at work likes to claim that The West is the most evil, violent empire ever etc.
I asked her what she thought the Romans would have done after 7/7. Or the Carthage... Everyone started joining in - apparently there were some quite interesting* characters in Korean history...
*interesting in the Tom Knox novel character sense
I'm sooooo close to telling my lefty friends QUITE HOW MUCH I DESPISE EVERY STUPID FUCKING THING THEY BELIEVE.
There's a couple I am close to lamping.
They just don't understand. Their whole worldview is predicated on West = Rich = Bad, and Brown = Oppressed = Good. So Islamism just does not compute. They do not even begin to understand it. Every comment they make is laughably uninformed.
A great world religion has mutated. It is an existential threat to everyone on the planet.
I'm sorry but to mutate is to change. This is a major religion having elements who act as many of their religious compatriots did a thousand years ago. Islam needs to mutate to a modern peaceful religion. The unwillingness to accept religions have long standing nasty elements for fear of upsetting people is deep seated in the modern era. To point out problems with religions today is seen to be bigoted rather than enlightened.
Bleeding heart liberals like you have already declares Islam as the "religion of peace" taking all the pressure off them to reform.
"One man has sustained serious knife injuries; these are not believed at this stage to be life-threatening. Two other people have sustained minor injuries.
Commander Richard Walton, who leads the Met's Counter Terrorism Command, said: "We are treating this as a terrorist incident. I would urge the public to remain calm, but alert and vigilant.
Give them chance, I mean it is only 3hrs since it happened....the BBC are severely undermanned these days because of budget cuts...The fact it is all over twitter and the police have briefed media doesn't mean anything.
They will get there in the end I am sure.
Now on BBC news, all about that minor work disagreement in California.
It is under travel incidents in London, as of 22.17.
Comments
I hope it fails as badly as it did in Scotland where, no matter how much SLAB and their media lackeys berate Scotland as abusing them, the public just don't swallow it.
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/leytonstone-stabbing-man-arrested-after-reports-of-knife-attack-outside-tube-station-a3130796.html
Grand Moff Corbyn: Charming to the last. You don't know how hard I found it, signing the order to terminate your political career.
Princess Liz: [sarcastically] I'm surprised you had the courage to take the responsibility yourself!
Grand Moff Corbyn: Princess Liz, before your deselection, you will join me at a ceremony that will make this progressively pure party operational. No Labour Stronghold will dare oppose the Little Red Book now.
Princess Liz: The more you tighten your grip, Corbyn, the more safe seats will slip through your fingers.
Grand Moff Corbyn: Not after we demonstrate the power of this policy. In a way, you have determined the choice of the constituency that is to be targeted first. Since you are reluctant to provide us with the location of the Rebel base, I have chosen to test our activists' destructive power on your home planet of Leicester.
Princess Liz: [shocked] No! Leicester is peaceful, we have no weapons. You can't possibly—
Grand Moff Corbyn: You would prefer another target, a military target? Then name the system! [stepping closer to Liz and pinning her against Darth Livingstone] I grow tired of asking this, so it will be the last time. Where is the Rebel base?
Princess Liz: [looks at viewer showing Leicester for a moment, then, resigned] Derby. They're all on Derby.
Grand Moff Corbyn: There you see, Lord Livingstone? She can be reasonable. Proceed with the operation. You may fire when ready.
Princess Liz: [indignant] What?!
Grand Moff Corbyn: You're far too trusting. Derby is too remote to make an effective demonstration, but don't worry. We will deal with your rebel friends soon enough!
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3347586/France-s-far-right-National-course-massive-gains-regional-elections-seizing-fears-refugee-crisis-Paris-terror-attacks.html
Marine Le Pen’s party well placed to win control of several French regions three weeks after terror attacks"
http://www.wsj.com/articles/frances-national-front-likely-to-perform-strongly-in-regional-elections-1449238776
The rest of us would of course want the law to take its course and then the key thrown away.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/england/london
Though there is a mention on their link to other sites.
I asked her what she thought the Romans would have done after 7/7. Or the Carthage... Everyone started joining in - apparently there were some quite interesting* characters in Korean history...
*interesting in the Tom Knox novel character sense
Edit: a lot of blood evident in the videos.
One stop up from me.
It took a little longer than she expected but sure enough they are here.. She was right.
I really doubt that it will be addressed short of a Breivik style solution of the elimination of the political class. And that's never going to happen.
Hmmm... I thought the general position was collective responsibility, not following the dictates of the leader?
twitter.com/BigTobzsf/status/673239302290165760?lang=en-gb
No mention of Islam, no mention of "This is for Syria".
WTF
Seriously, it's scary to see what's happening to one of our parties of Govt.
They can devise a stitch up to save Yentob quicker than they report this. I seriously resent paying the license fee these days, any links to one of the wheezes that gets you off
I feel you might enjoy the website - "Above to psecret"
Lots of conspiracies there for you.
Edit
etc etc
twitter.com/IraqiSecurity/status/673262021635346433?lang=en-gb
Mind you they have to be impartial apparently and cannot show any bias to ISIS enemies. It's the charter n'stuff ... Innit.
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:HoT_n6U4xHYJ:stopwar.org.uk/index.php/news/ground-hogday-as-uk-parliament-joins-syria-war-declaring-a-bogus-moral-purpose+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=uk
" Benn does not even seem to realize that the jihadist movement that ultimately spawned Daesh is far closer to the spirit of internationalism and solidarity that drove the International Brigades than Cameron’s bombing campaign – except that the international jihad takes the form of solidarity with oppressed Muslims, rather than the working class or the socialist revolution.
It is obvious that not all Muslims who have gone to fight in Iraq, Syria, Chechnya and other places have gone to these countries to obtain sexual slaves and throw homosexuals off balconies. Understanding these distinctions would make it a lot easier to understand the wellsprings of ‘radicalization’ than the fatuous inanities emanating from Cameron and his ministers."
Remember that absolute Wanker Corbyn is closely linked with these idiots.
It did also say that IS do need to be defeated, which is progress at least?
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No Leytonstone yet!
They will get there in the end I am sure.
Now on BBC news, all about that minor work disagreement in California.
http://www.thejoyofshards.co.uk/london/hitch/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/travel/london/incidents/light-rail
"No service on Central Line between Liverpool Street and Woodford and severe delays on the rest of the line due to a police inncident at Leytonstone."
A Muslim that believes in Kufir, Haraam and Dar al-Harb has all the necessary motivation and self-acceptance to commit such an act. They are not killing people, they do not accept our culture, they are already at war with us.
These core beliefs are fundamental to Islam. Islam has no place in the UK.
They made it sound like the far too common "regular stabbing" in rough part of London.
No doubt sandwiched between signal failure at Clapham and train service delayed due to shortage of staff
Edit- just seen the Customer incident comment upthread. Beyond parody.
No mention of terrorism,
No mention of Islam.
No mention of "This is for Syria".
What a disgraceful and disgusting organisation the BBC have become.
"One man has sustained serious knife injuries; these are not believed at this stage to be life-threatening. Two other people have sustained minor injuries.
Commander Richard Walton, who leads the Met's Counter Terrorism Command, said: "We are treating this as a terrorist incident. I would urge the public to remain calm, but alert and vigilant.
http://news.met.police.uk/news/counter-terrorism-command-now-investigating-incident-at-leytonstone-140905
Why don't you go and worry about how to fill a shad. cabinet rather than making political points over an awful crime.
My thoughts are with all of the victims of the stabbing, alive or dead.
(But no, a Hard Right government is not the answer.)
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