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  1. None of your above candidates will be the next PM. Ukip voters have already decided this too. It will - of course - be the one who protests the most clearly and convincingly that (s)he holds no such ambition; has undying loyalty to the incumbent, and firmly believes they should continue forever.

    So, you want a musical clue?  Well.. this could be just about anything, because the clue is actually the format.

    P.S. It is of course (according to The Guardian) "the joke candidate" - though not the one the substitute-for-thought Leftie Labelers like to dub The Buffoon Candidate.

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    5 hours ago, Eggy1948 said:

    Some will win; some will loose; some will never know the difference and others won't even know it happened.

    I think all the discussing should be left to the Brexit negotiators and the rest of us should just switch off when multiple seemingly contradictory statements are broadcast by the media, almost daily.

    On the other hand, as Spuggy & brownsugar were not members of this site when the Brexit vote was on it's way the following is just to let them know that there are 15 who knew what was going to happen and should easily be able to advise them of what will happen :):-

    Easy one (and you like a good tune don't you?):

    there'll be bluebirds over
    The white cliffs of Dover
    Tomorrow
    Just you wait and see
    there'll be love and laughter
    And peace ever after
    Tomorrow
    When the [UK] is free
    The shepherd will tend his sheep
    The valley will bloom again
    And Jimmy will go to sleep
    In his own little room again
    there'll be bluebirds over
    The white cliffs of Dover
    Tomorrow
    Just you wait and see
     
    So relax.. Albion is saved, and once again in our great history THIS generation wasn't the one who threw everything away!  
     
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    It has been a damned serious business... Blucher and I have lost 30,000 men. It has been a damned nice (=close-run) thing — the nearest run thing you ever saw in your life. … By God! I don't think it would have been done if I had not been there.  -- Nigel Farage (or maybe it was The Duke of Wellington that particular time.)

    And, lest you think I'm trivialising things by injecting a bit of humour: let me say that once again it was the ordinary "Tommies" who unselfishly won the day for their country, whilst the feckless elites would have sold it down the river for perceived personal advantage.

    The so -called "negotiations" don't really matter because - like all ponzi schemes - the EU will collapse under the weight of the same unenlightened self-interest that caused many naive people in this country to support it.  Twenty seven countries that are all on the take;  don't even have a common method of communication, and have been extensively lied to by professional liars who are themselves on the take, do not a nation make.  Nations are created by selfless common people and WE still have enough of those (yes, even in Scotland!).

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  3. You have my David-Cameron-style cast-icon promise on that one Eggy!

    But remember: you can't cherry pick icons*; you can't have your icon cake and eat it, and nothing is iconised until everything is iconised (apart from all the stuff Herr-commandant Barnyard demands is iconised first, of course).

    *This does not preclude icons of cherries.

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  4. 13 hours ago, Symptoms said:

    Perhaps I'm just a pompous broadsheet faux intellectual kettled within a heaving PC crowd but, but, but ... am I the only one who is uncomfortable with 1970s humour appearing here?

    Sym, if you feel like a PC rant go for it! :D  I won't be binning my selection of Carry On films any time soon though.

    I briefly thought you were talking about CL's pantomime/music hall bit (more 1870 than 1970?), until clarity settled.
    Only slightly deviating... It was a real scream listening to Question Time this week when the usual bunch of lefties that are held to be representative of (Highgate & Hampstead?) public opinion turned it into a competition as to who was most offended.  "I find you being offended by what I just said offends me and I have a right not to be offended..." - well they didn't precisely say that, but that was what the snowflakes were pushing at.  Laugh?  I almost fell over my floor mop!  Much of alleged offence and counter offense was during discussion of the Google story about the coder person being fired for telling the truth about gender differences - a comedy of PC circle squaring in itself.   In fact I find myself warming toward this Google ex-employee (oops - who's not non-British, gay or female, I hope!  ;))

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  5. Don't panic Mr Mainwaring!  No actual data has been lost.

    Andy is off on a jaunt at the moment so we'll look at the problem after the weekend.  There's quite a lot of other work to be done to optimise things further as we are using a "straight out of the box" configuration at the moment.  Page load times will be further reduced after this work, and there's a major new feature lined up - but you all read the recent newsletter, so know that already. ;)

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  6. On 08/08/2017 at 20:41, Eggy1948 said:

    My view is if it works, leave it alone but if you must replace it then scrap the old but only after Foxy has taken a photo.

    I don't think even Foxy has a lens that long.  It's likely in the skip at the back of the Internet Exchange by now, and will be recycled into baked bean cans by Christmas.  In fact sooner or later we are all has beans!  This is the price of progress. ;) 

  7. Bedlington has a brand new shiny set of (hamster?) wheels!   More accurately: precious milliseconds of our lives are now being saved by a new state-of-the-art server.  I'm not quite sure what is going to happen to the old machine now the plug has been pulled.  Maybe it should be retired to a computer museum alongside my Teletype 33 and paper tape reader?

    asr-33_vcf_02.jpg

  8. A Remainer's lament:

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    Richard Jones 28 Jun 2017 2:49AM

    I voted Remain and I'd vote Leave now in a heartbeat if I could. I expected, as has always been the case in this country when a vote has taken place, that the result would be respected. I expected disappointment and headaches handling administration and needing solutions for EU citizens to stay and how we'd handle pensions for expats.

    What I did not expect was the extraordinary lengths that have been gone to since to do everything possible to denigrate, insult, undermine, and subvert my fellow Britons who exercised their democratic right. From court cases to leaking details of our Prime Minister's meetings, the most offensive comments made about this country and its citizens by the likes of Guy Verhofstadt. Sneering EU nationals who, as it turns out, really do think and speak like colonists. The racist British. The backwards British. The British - they should roll over and be quiet and allow us to march all over not only their jobs, housing, and services but their democracy too.

    I am appalled.

    I voted Remain to my everlasting shame. I'm a life-long Liberal Democrat voter and for the first time ever gave my vote to the Conservatives. Perhaps that should indicate to anyone reading this and who thinks that the average, moderate British voter sitting by and watching all this is happy for the annihilation of our democracy, Parliament, and for the British people to be so insulted for what are nothing more than self-serving foreigners should think again.

    I'll say it very plainly: this is not your country. If you don't like it, leave. You are not welcome here.

    Give that person a medal!  Nuff said.

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  9. 1 hour ago, Eggy1948 said:

    How man parents will have seen that look on a child's face and worked out immediately that they were full of something, therefore  a PM candidate.

    I was looking up the names of the Lavery parents in Ashington in order to answer your question; though, it sadly seems that those rumors were right after all: Ian didn't have a known father! :unsure:

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  10. 4 hours ago, bluebarby said:

    ...You cant treat people the way those survivors have been treated with out some sort of backlash. ..

    This has practically nothing to do with Grenfell Tower, and any excuse would have done.

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    ...The fact is we will have no truth or justice whilst Theresa May’s government with her cabinet of millionaires holds sway – they have got to go.Class war – no justice, no peace; bring down the government

    Theresa May presides over a government, which uses racism and anti immigrant bigotry to hold on to power. For seven years we have lived through brutal austerity, cuts & anti-immigrant attacks leading to countless deaths. The Tories and their buddies in UKIP raced each other for who could be the most racist in the run up to Brexit; a vile referendum built on the back of scapegoating immigrants. May and her rich, corrupt friends in government sow division in the working class; demonizing Muslim communities and scapegoating immigrants to divert from its war crimes. Because this IS war, a class war, and right now,

    https://www.facebook.com/events/1490621807662608/

    They are trying to capitalist on the fact that May is unlikely to have the guts of a Margaret Thatcher.

    This is all building into something very ugly, and way beyond Corbyn's ability to control, and there's the obvious fact that the people Corbyn has gathered around him don't want him to be able to control it.

  11. Corbyn backers spread fake news about Grenfell Tower as Johnson blasts 'political games'

    Seems you are right moe! :(

    I've long suspected that Corbyn is simply being used by Marxists as a benevolent-looking front.  He has obvious appeal for hand-wringing liberals and the politically naive. Whatever.. he's clearly incapable of controlling the people behind him who want nothing less than to overturn our democracy.  The crazy thing is that virtually the entire PLP are going along with this charade.  They need to read a bit of history and discover what happened to the moderate people who thought they were taking a free ride on Stalinism and Nazism!

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    Labour action plan:-

     

    - Recruit lots of dumb celebrity stooges like Lily Allen to spout class hatred to the media.

    - Entice the young with promises of free tuition fees and heaven on earth

    - Brainwash young voters, those who see themselves as victims and play with the consciences of middle class virtue signallers, with tales of Tory wickedness so that the seeds of hatred and division are sown

    - Mobilise marches in the streets which are bound to turn violent and then blame the police - and the Tories of course (remember the miners' strike?)

    - Employ Momentum to encourage the politics of envy and hatred through social media

    - Blame the Tories for every failure that the Labour party have been responsible for over the years when they were in Government.  Accept responsibility for nothing.

     

    It is about time the majority of moderate people in this country, both right and left leaning, recognised the strategy that Corbyn's Labour party (the party of hate) is adopting, to see it for what it is and to fight it. 

    The Tories need to get real and wake up to this threat to our country and our way of life.  The fight back needs to start now!

    -- Andy Stevenson 16 Jun 2017 2:12PM

    Doesn't seem too far away for the truth to me!

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  13. 2 hours ago, Eggy1948 said:

    Contemplated doing that then thought why try and work it out, and possibly advise non members incorrectly, when admin could tell me what was built into the system and non members could see how efficient, and exact, the admin of this community site are. 

    That's why:D

    As the politicos would tell you "it's a dynamic situation", so you always run that risk! 

  14. I heard that they are very close to agreement, and it's all rather painless.  It's agreed that Nigel Farage will become chief EU negotiator, and that Downing Street will be relocated brick by brick to Belfast; but the current sticking point is exactly how many Trident missiles are to be re-targeted at The Vatican.

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  15. 1 hour ago, bluebarby said:

    It just goes from worse to more worserer, now she's given that little willick Cove a job and it's not 12 months since he shafted Boris! 

    Fine stable mates those two are going to be!

    (Did you see the size of chain around her neck tonight? Prisoners in dungeons didn't get chains that size!)

    There's nothing wrong with Gove; he should have been in the original cabinet instead of the incompetent Hammond.  In Remonian terms he's a hard Brexiteer, as indeed your poster boy McDonnell has just come out as!

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