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In criticising me for sharing a link to the first page of the Mail, can we now take it that you no longer trust the paper either? |
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"the practice of claiming to have higher standards or more noble beliefs than is the case" hypocrisy: the behavior of people who do things that they tell other people not to do |
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We need to learn lessons from the referendum vote and plan for both eventualities. That's why our elected representatives are concerned. Quote:
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Wobble? Is this a new game? A NWO code word perhaps? A shortened version of the George W Bush statement, "An angel that "rides in the whirlwind and directs this storm" Are the Elites planning an attack? ;):D Truly sorry Hugh; I tried to resist. |
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Where's Alan Sugar or Arnie when you need them!? :) Though I suspect both of them would have kept him on. |
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http://www.bilderbergmeetings.org/index.html http://www.bilderbergmeetings.org/st...committee.html http://www.bilderbergmeetings.org/conferences.html http://www.bilderbergmeetings.org/participants.html I wonder if Mervin King still attends these meetings... |
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The meetings aren't secret. It's what is actually said in the discussions that is secret. Surely you knew that already? |
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In 5 years time this is going to be a fascinating thread to read..
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Shouldn't they be meeting in a hollowed-out volcano, with a trap-door bridge over the shark tank? |
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I wasn't criticising you for sharing a Mail link btw; in fact, I have noticed and am grateful that you have diversified your sourcing to include Mail references. We cannot ignore the popular press, believing that it is in some way an embarrassment to the intelligentsia; everyone's point of view matters as does everyone's vote. There are people in politics who still don't seem to want to grasp this. I was simply making the point that, whichever sourcing you choose, it is invariably negative and perhaps especially so where Brexit is concerned to the point it would seem, of careful selectivity. On the forum that simply translates into polarising opinion and we need to move on from that imho. Apart from anything else attrition won't change anyone's mind about anything and we won't find the required compromises in one upmanship-style posting. |
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