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Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Of course they should be challenged, but it is > getting that balance right between feeding their > egos and keeping them at bay that is the trick. > The two vile creatuers that lead the EDL are > currently in prison, so the law catches up with > them eventually. Do you mean the Britain First leaders?

As a straight man I don't really mind who I swim with though I think I'd rather avoid swimming solely with men... or indeed women. If I felt that strongly I suppose there's a women-only swim in Camberwell I could use as a protest venue. No trunks of course. I doubt I'd become fully aroused... On a slightly more sober note if I complained about women-only swimming I'd probably be ignored at best.

Missed that one, but I think I get the gist of what was written...

... and for the record there are plenty of thugs in Antifa who'd have done this kind of thing to stir up trouble and help justify themselves. Not sure if gaol is right for them either!

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Let's hope the people behind it end up in jail for > a while. > > Scum Whoever put it up is likely to have two talents: fair skin and a shaved head, which is about all they need to qualify. This why these people so rarely succeed. Not sure if I'd recommend incarceration however - this feeds the flames for the few inside the groups, and creates sympathy and furthers interest among the many more numerous on their peripheries.

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Yes the driving in this area is I think subject to a decline in quality when it comes both to manners and safety. Drivers not stopping or even slowing to allow pedestrians to walk across junctions on the side roads is another issue, double parking, parking on corners of junctions (understandable for many van drivers of course - but not for more than a few minutes), drivers skipping red lights at pedestrian crossings, people swinging out of the side roads without looking properly. Maybe I just notice this more since I hit a cyclist - entirely my fault. Chap was ok but it takes this kind of event to make some of us more alert to the hazards. Seems to be a lot of really bad driving in SE22 though - worse than the immediately surrounding postcodes IMO

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > SpringTime Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > 'We should expect the Russian regime to be irate. > > They've suffered close to pointless NATO > confrontation for decades; missile systems on > their doorstep, a pathetic number of UK troops > stationed in the Baltic for poorly considered > reasons, Western powers supporting the wrong side > in Syria etc. I'd expect them to be flexing their > muscles...' > > > > Is this a serious response? Yes.

JoeLeg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Labour is screwed on Brexit, as so many of its > MP?s are heftily pro-Remain, amd so much of its > heartland voted Leave, and they didn?t see it > coming. > > Since then they?ve basically been floundering, > though in fairness so have a lot of their voters, > who also can?t square the circle of being a Labour > supporter in a Brexit Britain. My last two votes were for Labour and for Leave, and I (should) have no issue with it!

We should expect the Russian regime to be irate. They've suffered close to pointless NATO confrontation for decades; missile systems on their doorstep, a pathetic number of UK troops stationed in the Baltic for poorly considered reasons, Western powers supporting the wrong side in Syria etc. I'd expect them to be flexing their muscles... And why would Putin care about how the UK responds?

When I were a lad we used to have the Navy flying in. (CCF - combined cadet force). Great fun having a quick ride in military choppers!

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JoeLeg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think around here we all have to remember that > the anti-EU feeling outside of London runs deep > and sincere. There?s a lot of people who loath the > EU, and to be fair while some of them are an > excellent example of Churchill?s maxim that the > average voter is the best argument against > democracy, some of them do have good reasons. > Everyone here knows that I believe most of the > problems we blame on the EU were actually of our > own making, but I?m not so hubristic as to assume > the EU is a flawless institution; far from it. > > The depth of discontent that would be stirred if > we U-turned on Brexit might lead to some unrest, > but more than that it would lead to the direct > rise of parties which would make UKIP look like > the Greens. That is the main reason neither Con > nor Lab are willing to upset the apple cart now; > they?ve had a taste of what happens when they > relinquish power and are not about to do anything > so foolish again! All of that also speaks volumes > about entrenched politics in the UK, but that?s > another discussion. > > There will be no second In/Out referendum, because > it would bring nothing but trouble. A referendum > on the final deal is theoretically possible but I > think the major politicians have had enough of > referenda. Even Boris and Jacob know that though > they won the last one there?s no guarantee they?d > win any others. I think this is accurate. I do wonder how it is that some Londoners are so narrow-minded that they can't see why some many people living elsewhere would vote differently to them. Of course the voting options were far too simplistic, but I think that that some may have voted in direct contrast with London, seeing the capital as largely a remain camp - so almost voting against London rather than just against the EU.

There certainly are leavers around but there are just a lot less on London. (And even fewer on the forum, of course.) Right or wrong there certainly will be rioting if there's another vote. I've enough leaver friends who live outside the capital to vouch for it - and I believe them. JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > poch Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Hope you're right Louisa! What about the riots > on > > the streets as per Brexiteers claims re. what > > would happen in the event of a second vote? > Would > > leavers really be as incensed as the likes of > > Jacob RM say they would? Or just more > belligerant > > propoganda... > > I see no leavers around - maybe they really are > older and not interested in that sort of thing, > maybe there's other reasons - but I take any riot > threats with a huge pinch of salt. > > On the Remainer side The SODEM people have been > loitering outside Westminster for months now (the > guys with the EU flags and hats - they're harmless > but really loud), Westminster staff actually > directed Guy Verhofstadt to a back entrance to > avoid them (as he's their hero) when he left > parliament this week but they called him over > anyway. > > https://sodemaction.co.uk/

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What kind of mirror is it? If it's one of those tiny ones that's good for doing your lippy then it's a no. But if you can walk through it into a Narnia-like dimension then I'd say yes.

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