WTF is going on in central London? All roads closed and armed police around. Nothing on the news! 2 hrs in traffic!
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostWTF is going on in central London? All roads closed and armed police around. Nothing on the news! 2 hrs in traffic!

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Londoners have called a general strike in support of Mother Russia's stern determination to bring peace, liberty and prosperity to Syria. Obviously you won't read about it in the Western lackey mainstream media.Originally posted by Paddy View PostWTF is going on in central London? All roads closed and armed police around. Nothing on the news! 2 hrs in traffic!Comment
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostWTF is going on in central London? All roads closed and armed police around. Nothing on the news! 2 hrs in traffic!
darmstadt in working from 'Washington DC office today but getting ready to catch the overnight red eye' today mode“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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I have to say, it's all very calm working from my home office overlooking the bay.Originally posted by darmstadt View Post
darmstadt in working from 'Washington DC office today but getting ready to catch the overnight red eye' today modeComment
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What part of London?Originally posted by Paddy View PostWTF is going on in central London? All roads closed and armed police around. Nothing on the news! 2 hrs in traffic!Comment
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I'm surprise Paddy didn't pick it up.Originally posted by wparkar View Post
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Don't forget to water the turnips...Originally posted by milanbenes View PostMilan in "working from Chateau Benes today" mode.Comment
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Commonwealth Heads of State meeting - has been going on for a few days.Originally posted by Paddy View PostWTF is going on in central London? All roads closed and armed police around. Nothing on the news! 2 hrs in traffic!"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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