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Previously on "Brian Haw"
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There would be far fewer wars and conflicts if we just killed all the other bastards before they became a problem. Logical that.
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Interesting editorial in yesterday's Western Morning News on the eve of Rememberance Day...
Gordon Gentle died because of a lie wrapped within a lie. Nail the lie.
http://www.thisiscornwall.co.uk/disp...=sidebarsearchLast edited by Lambros; 11 November 2007, 18:10.
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The point about poppy day is it is to remember those who died in the two world wars. Whether the wars were just, righ, wrong or whatever the day is a non political tribute to the dead.
What I find quite sickening is the trash who arguably have benefitted from the freedoms that the wars have given us all take it upon themselves to turn the occasion into a political opportunity to pursue and promote their own self serving agendas.
I think our friend lambros is one of these people.
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This is the second time Lambros has plugged these white poppies - does he work for them or something?
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So we should not have gone to war against Hitler then?Originally posted by Lambros View PostI am depressed not obsessed by war Dodgy Agent and that is why I will be wearing a white poppy instead of a red one.
http://www.ppu.org.uk/whitepoppy/ima...ated-poppy.gif
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The White Poppy symbolises the belief that there are better ways to resolve conflicts than killing strangers.Last edited by DodgyAgent; 9 November 2007, 23:11.
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I am depressed not obsessed by war Dodgy Agent and that is why I will be wearing a white poppy instead of a red one.Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostYou lambros are so obsessed by the war that if Adolf Hitler had got up from his grave and supported Brian Haw you would have praised him also.
http://www.ppu.org.uk/whitepoppy/ima...ated-poppy.gif
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The White Poppy symbolises the belief that there are better ways to resolve conflicts than killing strangers.
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Lambo would have been outside Whitehall in 39 with a sign saying "Dont Bomb Germany"
Mailman
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You lambros are so obsessed by the war that if Adolf Hitler had got up from his grave and supported Brian Haw you would have praised him also.Originally posted by Lambros View PostSALUTE TO BRIAN
I'm moved to tears, BECAUSE i don't know, any human standing for humanity.
Thanks for the news off the London streets. News like this is worth 50 stupid little reprints of the mainstream newspapers.
I realise that it seems that such stuff is lame and doesn't equate the big stories from AP, but in reality it is far more interesting and telling than any of the laughable mainstream garbage.
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I take it you are not keen on the main stories of the evening being the likely candidates heading to the jungle for "I'm a celebrity" then?Originally posted by Lambros View PostNews like this is worth 50 stupid little reprints of the mainstream newspapers. .
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SALUTE TO BRIAN
I'm moved to tears, BECAUSE i don't know, any human standing for humanity.
Thanks for the news off the London streets. News like this is worth 50 stupid little reprints of the mainstream newspapers.
I realise that it seems that such stuff is lame and doesn't equate the big stories from AP, but in reality it is far more interesting and telling than any of the laughable mainstream garbage.
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More of a punctuation correction.Originally posted by AtW View PostHmm, actually on second thought I was wrong with this spelling correction...
I've get my coat.
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