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President Blairs hopes are dashed
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He's the President of the European Council, not the President of Europe according to the guy from The Times on This Week last night. What point he was trying to make from this distinction I don't really know but presumably he was saying that the role is no more than that of a glorified chairman & will not have the influence on the world stage that has been touted. -
Some people are just so stupid. If this is what the UK thinks then Europe is probably better off without them.Originally posted by Diestl View PostYeah then they can start building the death camps again.“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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No Europe, just the Holocaust. I see you dont feel the same?Originally posted by darmstadt View PostSome people are just so stupid. If this is what the UK thinks then Europe is probably better off without them.Comment
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This is excellent news for Europe and the World - The NightMare Man has been vanquished- for now at least.Comment
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That's a quote from Farmer George III?Originally posted by AlfredJPruffock View PostThis is excellent news for Europe and the World - The NightMare Man has been vanquished- for now at least.
Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
threadeds website, and here's my blog.
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I think this is quite harsh, especially since Britain was one of the first to use concentration camps in the past.Originally posted by Diestl View PostNot heavy enough, they should have been wiped from the map.Comment
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I just Googled "British concentration camps". I knew they existed but have never read anything about them. Shocking.Originally posted by Dong View PostI think this is quite harsh, especially since Britain was one of the first to use concentration camps in the past.Comment
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I said Death camps, can you not read? Different ball game, systematically gassing a race of people.Originally posted by Dong View PostI think this is quite harsh, especially since Britain was one of the first to use concentration camps in the past.Comment
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Having TB as the new Town Crier for Europe will have no effect on anything apart from having to see his smug face on TV every time there's a summit or Obama comes to Europe.
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Judaism is a religion, not a race.Originally posted by Diestl View PostI said Death camps, can you not read? Different ball game, systematically gassing a race of people.
Homosexuality is a sexual preference, not a race.
Freemasonry is not a race.
All of the above(plus more) were reasons why the Germans(Note I said Germans, not "Nazi") rounded people up to be put to death in concentration camps.Comment
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