bolty58 Posted March 15 Posted March 15 8 hours ago, gonzo said: Interesting choice of head of Ofsted. Albeit interim. Well I guess this signals the end of muslims picketing school gates protesting about the teaching of gaydom? That must be disappearing off the curriculum? Quote
Spider Posted March 15 Posted March 15 6 hours ago, bolty58 said: Car crash waiting to happen. Starmer needs to sack her. Why does trump get 3 years but Labour 3 months? is almost like you’re dead baffled Quote
BobyBrno Posted March 15 Posted March 15 14 minutes ago, Spider said: Why does trump get 3 years but Labour 3 months? is almost like you’re dead baffled He and I are saying she isn’t very good. (there are millions more) She’s taking us into recession. It’s what happens when you lie on your cv. Historically, bad Chancellors get replaced, all parties. Starmer’s problem is he doesn’t have a very good pool of competent mp’s to replace her. Quote
Spider Posted March 15 Posted March 15 2 minutes ago, BobyBrno said: He and I are saying she isn’t very good. (there are millions more) She’s taking us into recession. It’s what happens when you lie on your cv. Historically, bad Chancellors get replaced, all parties. Starmer’s problem is he doesn’t have a very good pool of competent mp’s to replace her. Yet trump is doing the same and Bolty is suggesting he should be given until 2028 before judgement should be passed. Thats my point. Quote
kent_white Posted March 15 Posted March 15 14 hours ago, bolty58 said: Well I guess this signals the end of muslims picketing school gates protesting about the teaching of gaydom? That must be disappearing off the curriculum? OFSTED don't have anything to do with what's on the curriculum. That's decided by DfE - so you'll be pleased to hear that our children will still be being brainwashed with liberal, gaydom nonsense until further notice 😁 Quote
gonzo Posted March 15 Posted March 15 54 minutes ago, kent_white said: OFSTED don't have anything to do with what's on the curriculum. That's decided by DfE - so you'll be pleased to hear that our children will still be being brainwashed with liberal, gaydom nonsense until further notice 😁 Ha ha there's certainly a cross over with the GB news crew and conservative muslim ideology. Right wingers all the way Quote
kent_white Posted March 15 Posted March 15 14 minutes ago, gonzo said: Ha ha there's certainly a cross over with the GB news crew and conservative muslim ideology. Right wingers all the way There really is. * Capital/corporal punishment * Opposition to progressive sexual ethics * Anti abortionism * Worries about excessive liberalism * Concerns about globalism and the dilution of cultures * Opposition to recreational drug use * Skepticism about secular education They need to get a room! 😂 Quote
Zico Posted March 15 Posted March 15 1 hour ago, gonzo said: Bolty is a closet Muslim. Pass it on. Quote
Spider Posted March 15 Posted March 15 2 hours ago, Zico said: That’s not Bolty. The guy is clearly not wearing socks. Quote
RoadRunnerFan Posted March 15 Posted March 15 36 minutes ago, Spider said: That’s not Bolty. The guy is clearly not wearing socks. Take a closer look @Spider Quote
Spider Posted March 15 Posted March 15 7 minutes ago, RoadRunnerFan said: Take a closer look @Spider Nice work 😂😂 that scooter looks too fast for Bolty though Quote
bolty58 Posted March 16 Posted March 16 10 hours ago, kent_white said: OFSTED don't have anything to do with what's on the curriculum. That's decided by DfE - so you'll be pleased to hear that our children will still be being brainwashed with liberal, gaydom nonsense until further notice 😁 Oh aye. Fucking ecstatic. Quote
bolty58 Posted March 16 Posted March 16 You are a bunch of despicable bastards. I would never ride a twist and go Quote
Sweep Posted March 21 Posted March 21 12 minutes ago, Cheese said: We all know it was a bad thing, and I'm sure if the referendum was held again today, we wouldn't be leaving.......however, we have left, and we're not going back. We had a GE less than 12 months ago, and none of the leading parties suggested doing so in their manifesto (sadly) - we just need to suck it up now. I do have no doubt though, that in 30 or 40 years, the decision to leave the EU will be seen as the most ridiculous thing this country has ever done (and that includes letting Liz Truss be leader for a few weeks) Quote
Dimron Posted March 21 Posted March 21 3 hours ago, Sweep said: We all know it was a bad thing, and I'm sure if the referendum was held again today, we wouldn't be leaving.......however, we have left, and we're not going back. We had a GE less than 12 months ago, and none of the leading parties suggested doing so in their manifesto (sadly) - we just need to suck it up now. I do have no doubt though, that in 30 or 40 years, the decision to leave the EU will be seen as the most ridiculous thing this country has ever done (and that includes letting Liz Truss be leader for a few weeks) Two or three years ago I would have wholeheartedly agreed with you but I now fear that the influence of the Eastern EU states is tearing the alliance apart by levelling the economies across the board (less prosperity for the west and more for the east) and is now threatening its very security. I yearn for an economic and political union with the more developed states in the west. Quote
Tonge moor green jacket Posted March 21 Posted March 21 6 hours ago, Sweep said: We all know it was a bad thing, and I'm sure if the referendum was held again today, we wouldn't be leaving.......however, we have left, and we're not going back. We had a GE less than 12 months ago, and none of the leading parties suggested doing so in their manifesto (sadly) - we just need to suck it up now. I do have no doubt though, that in 30 or 40 years, the decision to leave the EU will be seen as the most ridiculous thing this country has ever done (and that includes letting Liz Truss be leader for a few weeks) Alternatively, you can read as much as you choose to, about comments from others that all the doom and gloom is completely unfounded. Lots of figures are quoted, from all sorts of locations to justify one view or the other. The biggest issue has been the failure of ministers to capitalise on opportunities, and failure to deal with the clear issues of the day affecting the nation. Doesn't matter who the country is in bed with, if internal problems aren't addressed. Quote
Tonge moor green jacket Posted March 21 Posted March 21 2 hours ago, Dimron said: Two or three years ago I would have wholeheartedly agreed with you but I now fear that the influence of the Eastern EU states is tearing the alliance apart by levelling the economies across the board (less prosperity for the west and more for the east) and is now threatening its very security. I yearn for an economic and political union with the more developed states in the west. That was part of the reasoning behind leaving Nothing wrong with economic dealings, but when they go beyond their remit, and become overly political, with the tail wagging the dog, then it falls down. Quote
Dimron Posted March 21 Posted March 21 3 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said: That was part of the reasoning behind leaving Nothing wrong with economic dealings, but when they go beyond their remit, and become overly political, with the tail wagging the dog, then it falls down. Something that has really got my goat this week and I thought you guys would be all over it. UK defence contractors have been excluded by the EU parliament from bidding for rearmament contracts funded by a new 150 Billion Euro fund on the basis that we are not part of the EU, although Ukraine and Norway (non EU) are permitted. They are willing to accept 2,000 missiles made in Belfast for free but are not willing to buy anything off us... Its about time Starmer got his house in order and stopped trying to be billy big bollocks and fronting up such a shower of shit. As things stand I am happy to keep that dysfunctional bunch at arms length... they remind me of my local Parish Council! Quote
kent_white Posted March 21 Posted March 21 41 minutes ago, Dimron said: Something that has really got my goat this week and I thought you guys would be all over it. UK defence contractors have been excluded by the EU parliament from bidding for rearmament contracts funded by a new 150 Billion Euro fund on the basis that we are not part of the EU, although Ukraine and Norway (non EU) are permitted. They are willing to accept 2,000 missiles made in Belfast for free but are not willing to buy anything off us... Its about time Starmer got his house in order and stopped trying to be billy big bollocks and fronting up such a shower of shit. As things stand I am happy to keep that dysfunctional bunch at arms length... they remind me of my local Parish Council! That's exactly the kind of thing we should have expected when we left the EU though isn't it? Quote
Winchester White Posted March 21 Posted March 21 40 minutes ago, Dimron said: Something that has really got my goat this week and I thought you guys would be all over it. UK defence contractors have been excluded by the EU parliament from bidding for rearmament contracts funded by a new 150 Billion Euro fund on the basis that we are not part of the EU, although Ukraine and Norway (non EU) are permitted. They are willing to accept 2,000 missiles made in Belfast for free but are not willing to buy anything off us... Its about time Starmer got his house in order and stopped trying to be billy big bollocks and fronting up such a shower of shit. As things stand I am happy to keep that dysfunctional bunch at arms length... they remind me of my local Parish Council! Who are willing to accept 2000 missiles? Walked out of the club but still want to play the greens for free springs to mind. I actually think this will get resolved btw, it will just require some grown up politics from all concerned. Quote
Winchester White Posted March 21 Posted March 21 4 minutes ago, kent_white said: That's exactly the kind of thing we should have expected when we left the EU though isn't it? The EU are a protectionist block! We must leave for free trade! We leave and the EU continues to act like a protectionist block. Who knew!? Quote
Dimron Posted March 21 Posted March 21 2 minutes ago, kent_white said: That's exactly the kind of thing we should have expected when we left the EU though isn't it? There was a very good argument that it was better to remain and influence the decision making from within but I fear that it is too late now, we are we we are. I point the finger at that two faced Macron for the rearmament fund decision, defending his own defence industry interests while our PM stands next to him being all chummy... I'd take the midget away from the cameras afterwards and thump him! Quote
kent_white Posted March 21 Posted March 21 I think we're in a good position to get some concessions from the Europeans at the moment, seen as Germany are considering asking us to provide them with a nuclear umbrella and they will badly need our support to counter Russia..... Quote
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