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What is that "mate" of mine Sadiq Khan trying to achieve ?

 

You lost you demented little cretin, get over it and concentrate on your job you terrorist sympathiser.

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16 hours ago, gonzo said:

He's not a politician. He's a celebrity spokesman.

You are entitled to your opinion. I think you know better.

16 hours ago, kent_white said:

You think it 'leans to the left' - the left think it 'leans to the right' 

Which suggests to me that it's probably got the balance about right. 

Same as Al Jazeera - who suffer from similar accusations - but who's name translates as 'The Island' - because everybody accused them of bias. 

Get rid of the BBC and you'd end up with similar news agencies to the US and Australia where they set out with a political agenda, and frame all their stories through that.

The BBC to a tee.

14 hours ago, Sweep said:

I think he said the other day he's registered in Gibraltar, therefore he could vote (unless he was fibbing).. fuck knows how that works though to be honest.

I am registered in Gibraltar. I didn't say to vote. As far as I know, the only folk able to vote in UK elections in Gib are servicemen/women and their families.

I will be back there 3rd to 9th July but I'll let you and your bitter green eyed monster mate speculate.

My passport is still maroon but I'll have the EU free blue version soon. Seems to irk thickbrown no end which is splendid. 

16 hours ago, Sweep said:

So @bolty58a serious question, I appreciate that you don't think the Conservative Party aren't right leaning enough anymore, hence you saying that's why you prefer to vote Reform this time around. That's fair enough.

When though, do you think they moved to be too central for you?, as it must have been very recently given that you thought Johnson was excellentJ and you never accused him of being too central

For what it's worth, I actually further to the right now, than they've been for decades 

A British eccentric, a likeable oddball. I still like the man for these reasons - millions also think the same it seems.

Trying to decipher your last sentence. If you are saying the Conservative Party are further to the right now I think you could not be more wrong. Further towards the centre than they have ever been. Sunak took them there.

11 hours ago, Sweep said:

Sadly not

Three unusable water cannon bought by Boris Johnson when he was mayor of London have been sold for scrap, at a net loss of more than £300,000. Johnson bought the crowd-control vehicles from the German police in 2014, in anticipation of social unrest, without checking whether they could be used on London's streets

 

A tragedy. Would have been perfect for those orange paint wankers and other undesirable protestors.

10 hours ago, Casino said:

He will be lining up to use our NHS

:rofl: Well I've paid enough in - far more than the interlopers you are so fond of.

All private for many years now matey - the overwhelming majority paid for by employers. Give it a try.

10 hours ago, Sweep said:

It's long been thought/insinuated he's on the Putin payroll, so no surprise he'd talk such shit

The SNP voter from London twisted his words. No fucking surprise there then.

He pointed to expansionist NATO and EU being the catalyst for Putins actions.

"On the Putin payroll" FFS, is there no depth to which some of you are willing to plumb?

He has you all scared of the shadows so he is obviously doing something right.

10 hours ago, Winchester White said:

Just parroting Trump, I bet they have some hefty kompromat on both of them.

You lot are losing any vestige of sanity you may have once had.

All this type of twaddle was wheeled out during the debanking scandal. All proven to be completely false just like Russian support for Trump was.

10 hours ago, Manchester_whites said:

“You should be on Fantasy Island” 😂😂 Not going well for Farage 🤦‍♂️

You have to be joking. Farage had him on toast. Won it hands down and once again got the last word in. Far too adept for that BBC left wing attack dog.

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6 hours ago, London Wanderer said:

We all knew Dimron was pro Putin when it all first kicked off. No surprises there. Very surprised at the lengths Boby is now going to to defend his ballot box tick.

Again you and others attack fellow posters for having a view. I’m not defending anything. The point he made has been made by others for years. 


https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2022/feb/28/nato-expansion-war-russia-ukraine

This is what he actually said.

The Reform UK leader told the BBC that "of course" the war was President Vladimir Putin's fault. 
But he added that the expansion of the EU and Nato gave him a "reason" to tell the Russian people "they're coming for us again". 
 

 

 

8 hours ago, BobyBrno said:

At the 2008 Bucharest NATO summit, Germany and France (Merkel and Sarkosy) blocked a US proposal to let Ukraine in because it would ‘antagonise’ Putin. 

That ended well

1 minute ago, Spider said:

That ended well

We’ll never know. The point is, the expansion of NATO has been a concern by many major political figures. Farage’s comments are echoed by many. I don’t think it’s an extreme viewpoint. The BBC headlines are misleading. 
Of course NATO has expanded since the Ukraine war. As a result, Putin has spent the last week forming an unholy alliance with North Korea and Vietnam. Add that to China and you have a dangerous alliance bringing instability to the world. 
 

3 hours ago, bolty58 said:

I am registered in Gibraltar. I didn't say to vote. As far as I know, the only folk able to vote in UK elections in Gib are servicemen/women and their families.

I will be back there 3rd to 9th July but I'll let you and your bitter green eyed monster mate speculate.

My passport is still maroon but I'll have the EU free blue version soon. Seems to irk thickbrown no end which is splendid. 

Spoiler alert - the blue passports look black. 

2 hours ago, bolty58 said:

You lot are losing any vestige of sanity you may have once had.

All this type of twaddle was wheeled out during the debanking scandal. All proven to be completely false just like Russian support for Trump was.

Spoken like a true comrade. Funny this horseshoe theory.

6 minutes ago, BobyBrno said:

We’ll never know. The point is, the expansion of NATO has been a concern by many major political figures. Farage’s comments are echoed by many. I don’t think it’s an extreme viewpoint. The BBC headlines are misleading. 
Of course NATO has expanded since the Ukraine war. As a result, Putin has spent the last week forming an unholy alliance with North Korea and Vietnam. Add that to China and you have a dangerous alliance bringing instability to the world. 
 

Ukraine was never going to join NATO, they only actually applied in 2022.

Finland and Sweden have long been neutral but now fear Russia, that's not NATO's doing. Russia has long been friends with NK and Vietnam, Putin is simply on a mission to find more munitions and volunteers.

Sovereign nations shouldn't be allowed to decide if they do or don't want to join the EU or NATO if they want to, is that's what is being suggested? 

Anyone who tries to 'explain' how the invasion of the Ukraine is anything other than Putin's goal to get what he believes is rightfully the Soviet Union's territory has rocks in their head. Funnily enough this usually comes from those who decry the left wing in political persuasion.

I also take it Bolty is back home so every evening he's talking to himself on here?

 

2 minutes ago, Sweep said:

Sovereign nations shouldn't be allowed to decide if they do or don't want to join the EU or NATO if they want to, is that's what is being suggested? 

Basically it's NATOs and the BBC's fault Russia invaded the Ukraine. Other than that it's a Saturday and I wouldn't think about it too much. Certain people on this thread certainly haven't.

27 minutes ago, Winchester White said:

Ukraine was never going to join NATO, they only actually applied in 2022.

Finland and Sweden have long been neutral but now fear Russia, that's not NATO's doing. Russia has long been friends with NK and Vietnam, Putin is simply on a mission to find more munitions and volunteers.

 

This is from the Bucharest NATO summit in 2008. Their aspirations go back even further. 

NATO welcomes Georgia's and Ukraine's aspirations for membership

At the Bucharest Summit, NATO Allies welcomed Ukraine's and Georgia's Euro-Atlantic aspirations for membership and agreed that these countries will become members of NATO. 



 

Even GCSE students know NATO was formed as protection against Soviet expansion in Europe. 

'Aspirations go back even further'

Deary me.

4 minutes ago, Not in Crawley said:

Even GCSE students know NATO was formed as protection against Soviet expansion in Europe. 

'Aspirations go back even further'

Deary me.

They also know the Soviet Empire ended in 1991. 

 

12 minutes ago, BobyBrno said:

They also know the Soviet Empire ended in 1991. 

 

Hey, if you want to spend your time defending Putin's latter day expansionism on a football forum, knock yourself out.

17 minutes ago, BobyBrno said:

They also know the Soviet Empire ended in 1991. 

 

So we just tell Ukraine to hand over the 4 territories, and sit back and relax safe in the knowledge Putin will stop there?

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