Reply to: News blackout

[Churchill]

Can somebody, anybody, please explain what the f**k this drivel means?

It means that "2UK" is an in-bred, banjo playing yokel who wishes you to "squeal like a piggy!!!"

Churchill - In "You're in my boy" mode!

[wobbegong]

For you , can call me what ever u want hun. I still imagine your wet , pink body once in a while.

Can somebody, anybody, please explain what the f**k this drivel means?

[EternalOptimist]

I thought it was "David Vincent"...

who knows

[Churchill]

Barry Manilow nose

I thought it was "David Vincent"...

[EternalOptimist]

We know you know, and now you know we know you know, and now we know you know we know you know

Barry Manilow nose

[Diver]

Yeah, I know.

We know you know, and now you know we know you know, and now we know you know we know you know

[Churchill]

Well let's just say...

There are people who know.

There are people who don't know.

There are people who know, who know people who know.

There are people who know, who know people who don't know.

There are people who don't know, who know people who know.

There are people who don't know, who know people who don't know.

But I know.

Yeah, I know.

[2uk]

You really are an idiot aren't you.

For you , can call me what ever u want hun. I still imagine your wet , pink body once in a while.

[Sysman]

loads, my ex was swedish and frequently saw things related to british foreign policy on the news that wasnt mentioned anywhere here..

I was an avid listener to BBC World Service until a few years ago and it was always interesting to hear items which never made the domestic news. The first one I remember was a Royal Navy gunboat sitting offshore from some far flung spot where trouble was brewing. It didn't get a mention on the domestic Beeb or in the press.

The French and German media can be interesting. They can be quite hard hitting when they feel like it.

[bogeyman]

You are Donald Rumsfeld and I claim my £5

Ferck! Busted again!

[oracleslave]

Well let's just say...

There are people who know.

There are people who don't know.

There are people who know, who know people who know.

There are people who know, who know people who don't know.

There are people who don't know, who know people who know.

There are people who don't know, who know people who don't know.

But I know.

You are Donald Rumsfeld and I claim my £5

[DiscoStu]

the Prince is a boy who , without having a clue about what he is participating in , is proud to play with the real metal and brag himslef before his mates who play xbox. pity.

You really are an idiot aren't you.

[bogeyman]

How do you know?

Well let's just say...

There are people who know.

There are people who don't know.

There are people who know, who know people who know.

There are people who know, who know people who don't know.

There are people who don't know, who know people who know.

There are people who don't know, who know people who don't know.

But I know.

[SueEllen]

Serving his country - my @rse, its just spin.

The real soldiers are the ones who do all the dirty work day in day out, and you never get to hear about them too often.

This spoilt royal brat goes there for a few months, no doubt fully protected, a few pics of him 'in action, serving his country' and we think he's a hero.

He wanted to go to Iraq but he couldn't as that was really dangerous!

There was no media blackout when Prince Andrew served during Falklands. I distictly remembered his departure was celebrated and admired by the public. Why now the need for a blackout?

Prince Andrew was in the Navy in a helicopter and while he could be shot down, due to his operational role it was unlikely.

Prince Harry is in the Army. Lots of the army are simply cannon fodder as they can be shot by "friendly fire" from our allies or the enemy by chance. The news blackout was to decrease the risk of the enemy shooting him and the rest of the people he served with.

Both of the Princes being involved in the armed forces is spin and historically lots of Princes have been involved in the forces. However as the Armed Forces swear allegiance to Queen and country not to the UK government, then it's not surprising that a spare would still go and join the armed forces.

[blacjac]

Utter Boll*cks!

He's received no special treatment. He was an operational soldier in a very dangerous situation.

How do you know?