JC Footy Genius
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Invite her out to dinner for a detailed interrogation over three courses and lashings of champagne?
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[Politics] Brexit
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Invite her out to dinner for a detailed interrogation over three courses and lashings of champagne?
Pogue Mahone
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- Apr 30, 2011
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No I'm not.
Leadsom was suggesting that the media should not question the government, and the way that they are handling Brexit, and that to do so is unpatriotic. She wants a sycophantic press that reports everything the government is doing in a positive and unquestioning way.
There are countries whose media is as she would wish it to be here. I don't want our country to be like those countries.
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
Invite her out to dinner for a detailed interrogation over three courses and lashings of champagne?
There's a lot more things I'd like to with Emily Maitlis than that, I can tell you.
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
But ppf said there should be a patriotic slant to the news and that we can't have limp wristed do gooders putting the country down, I was wondering if he was proposing anything to deal with this. Never mind.
studio150
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Baldseagull
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up pops a limp wristed do gooder
regards
DR
These 2 are not so defeatist, http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/angela-merkel-emmanuel-macron-berlin-press-conference-eu-reforms-treaties-no-longer-taboo-a7737656.html
Baldseagull
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Not sure how PPF got in that post, it was not intended.
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
Perhaps you might inform the BBC,as they seem to think they are the Brussels Backing Club!
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
No torrents here,but would like your opinion of other freedom fighters.How about Yitzak Shameer,or Menachem Begin?
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
daveinprague
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You really are a bit of a loon,aren't you?
Thanks for identifying yourself.
daveinprague
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Yitzak Shameer? The Russian? A freedom fighter in Palestine, fighting Palestinians?
Begin? The Pole? A freedom fighter in Palestine, fighting Palestinians?
Good comparison.
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
Go on then,trotsky.Identified myself as what ,exactly?Quote my posts that identify me as anything other than an Albion fan.
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
Not being a tad anti-semitic there,are we?
daveinprague
New member
I dont need to tell you. Youre 'two professors' work it out yourself.
daveinprague
New member
No, not at all. My family name is Feiler. Im from a Jewish family. What is anti semitic about it? The truth?
- Jan 3, 2012
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To be honest, I don't know enough about the career of either of them to comment properly, but would probably rate them closer to Mandela than Farage.
I don't think there is mush doubt that Apartheid was/is wrong.
Israeli freedom fighters/terrorists were fighting for their own state, but what has resulted from it over the years is the current Israeli/Palestinian situation. I don't know enough about the stances of individuals within that to approve or disapprove of them.
The view of Farage is one formed from my own interest in politics in my own country over the years, and actually having come across him a couple of times in the region for which he is an MEP. I can justify my view on him - certainly to myself.
I wonder if she will also accuse the electorate of being unpatriotic for not backing May's Brexit manifesto?
Interesting read. And very nice to know the EU are looking out for me.
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