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Previously on "The Jeremy Clarkson Poll"
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I broadly agree with your characterisation of those who "run" this place (except they are not lefties), but I don't agree that Clarkson talks any sense except extremely rarely.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostThe fact that he now speaks common sense says alot about those who now "run" the country - leftie, greeny, liberaly morons who want to wrap everyone in cotton wool.
I wish I had sole custody of the kids - I would have left long ago. The gf keeps giving me earache that we still live here...Last edited by Peoplesoft bloke; 21 August 2008, 16:25.
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The fact that he now speaks common sense says alot about those who now "run" the country - leftie, greeny, liberaly morons who want to wrap everyone in cotton wool.
I wish I had sole custody of the kids - I would have left long ago. The gf keeps giving me earache that we still live here...
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I like him - he is funny. But then I like Piers Morgan too, so thats not saying much!!
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Germany used to be a mix of industry and large cities and idyllic countryside; then came the Greens and the idyllic countryside has now been smothered with ugly windmill farms. In spite of this they're still building new power stations of course and have decommissioned none. So now thanks to the Greens Germany is one big industrial landscape, and the CO2 emissions have increased anyway.
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I neither like or dislike him. He's an amusing guy who says the first thing that comes into his head without it having passed through higher level validation or processing, much like a builder or internet postings. So I voted AndyW.
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