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22 minutes ago, Mark J said:

Together we stand, divided we fall.  (Insert emoji).

 

Dave, do you troll other sites on t'interweb? 

 

 

Mark you do make me laugh bud. On a  more serious note not one of you left boys has shown an ounce of respect for the victim of that Somali scum.

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13 hours ago, Johnsond said:

An excellent article as we approach probably the most dreaded budget in living memory, regarding the lost opportunities and current insane and delusional mentality exhibited towards the  UK  Oil and Gas industry. Milliband and the Net Zero zealots are living in fantasy land. Sadly the hindsight on this one may well be a very painful experience. 

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bit like coal shut them all down and then import it; the British government uses millions of gallons a day for the armed services alone 

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33 minutes ago, Johnsond said:

Mark you do make me laugh bud. On a  more serious note not one of you left boys has shown an ounce of respect for the victim of that Somali scum.

Left boys?

 

Sounds a bit Epstein to me.

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In fairness Dave, there is a problem with sex pests and other criminals in this country. Some are home grown, some have made their way here. 

 

When Scotland gets independence will you move back to England? 

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52 minutes ago, Mark J said:

In fairness Dave, there is a problem with sex pests and other criminals in this country. Some are home grown, some have made their way here. 

 

When Scotland gets independence will you move back to England? 

Not gonna happen, in case you hadn’t noticed your crush got caught out bud. We’ve had 14yrs  of the shit standard of government you are seeing right now in England, mind you old Starmer may well hand it over, be back to the fishing and potatoes once that lunatic Milliband gets us dependent upon imports. 

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18 hours ago, sime42 said:

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Years ago I worked in North Western BC,the bosses wife ran an organic farm that always had Deer jumping the fence and raiding the veggies. The workers on the farm were generally hippy types and the idea was floated to raise enough crops outside the fence to keep the deer happy.

 

Unfortunately what would have happened was that the deer population would have exploded and the workers would have spent more time raising crops outside the fence than taking care of the crops inside.

 

Seems that the UK politicians could do with working on a farm for a while before they take on an immigration portfolio. 

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2 hours ago, Mike Hill said:

Years ago I worked in North Western BC,the bosses wife ran an organic farm that always had Deer jumping the fence and raiding the veggies. The workers on the farm were generally hippy types and the idea was floated to raise enough crops outside the fence to keep the deer happy.

 

Unfortunately what would have happened was that the deer population would have exploded and the workers would have spent more time raising crops outside the fence than taking care of the crops inside.

 

Seems that the UK politicians could do with working on a farm for a while before they take on an immigration portfolio. 

 

My first thought was: why didn't they just eat the deer jumping over the fence? Not sure that stacks up as an analogy quite as well as yours though .............. Afghan Tenderloin anyone?

 

 

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1 hour ago, sime42 said:

 

My first thought was: why didn't they just eat the deer jumping over the fence? Not sure that stacks up as an analogy quite as well as yours though .............. Afghan Tenderloin anyone?

 

 

 

There was a real paradox there.

 

Sometimes the deer would end up inside the fence wounded from getting over it. So they had to be put down.

 

They had removed and then replaced the top stand with barbed wire. It seemed the deer were more likely to be caught  up in taught strands of normal wire than be hung up on barbed wire. Theory was the deer could see the barbed wire and were more likely to clear it.

 

Bears didn't give a fig, best way to keep them out was to urinate on the fence line. Hippy chick's will gladly pee for Smokey.

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Looks like the CPS have a lot of questions to answer as to why they decided to hound a long standing highly experienced officer for doing his job. As the truth about the incident and the criminal history of the individual involved comes out it’s just staggering how incompetent this organisation is. Now what  organisation was it where our current PM “ earned ” his knighthood 🤔

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