aaaae wrote:SaigonSaddler wrote:aaaae wrote:Just out of interest, Hey - look over there everyone, it's a giant hummingbird!
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aaaae wrote:SaigonSaddler wrote:aaaae wrote:Just out of interest, Hey - look over there everyone, it's a giant hummingbird!
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aaaae wrote:Exile wrote:No, I didn't. As circumstances had it, we didn't have to agree. So?
Indeed. Why did you not want to join?
chunkster wrote:Good of Macron to agree we did the right thing in voting out, and the fact that if the same referendum has taken place in France they would have voted out as well :D give the peasants a voice and they will make themselves heard.
chunkster wrote:Good of Macron to agree we did the right thing in voting out, and the fact that if the same referendum has taken place in France they would have voted out as well :D give the peasants a voice and they will make themselves heard.
Exile wrote:aaaae wrote:Exile wrote:No, I didn't. As circumstances had it, we didn't have to agree. So?
Indeed. Why did you not want to join?
It wasn't right for the UK at the time. Neither was it compulsory, so I fail to see any point.
SaigonSaddler wrote:aaaae wrote:SaigonSaddler wrote:aaaae wrote:Just out of interest, Hey - look over there everyone, it's a giant hummingbird!
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aaaae wrote:SaigonSaddler wrote:aaaae wrote:SaigonSaddler wrote:aaaae wrote:Just out of interest, Hey - look over there everyone, it's a giant hummingbird!
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chunkster wrote:Thought it was pretty decent of Macron to agree with us leaving the EU :mrgreen: even said if they had had the same vote in france they would have voted the same. so that would have been 2 countries with more brain dead idiots than enough :mrgreen: I wonder if they had had a vote in Germany what the outcome would have been?
Super Gabor wrote:chunkster wrote:Good of Macron to agree we did the right thing in voting out, and the fact that if the same referendum has taken place in France they would have voted out as well :D give the peasants a voice and they will make themselves heard.
If you give the peasants a voice in a referendum Chunkster, we'd also no doubt have a return of the death penalty :shock:
Wragbyred wrote:Super Gabor wrote:chunkster wrote:Good of Macron to agree we did the right thing in voting out, and the fact that if the same referendum has taken place in France they would have voted out as well :D give the peasants a voice and they will make themselves heard.
If you give the peasants a voice in a referendum Chunkster, we'd also no doubt have a return of the death penalty :shock:
Fred West
Myra Hindley
Ian Huntley
Peter Sutcliffe
Levi Belfield
Dennis Nielsen
Ian Brady
Seems like a good idea to me
Wragbyred wrote:Super Gabor wrote:chunkster wrote:Good of Macron to agree we did the right thing in voting out, and the fact that if the same referendum has taken place in France they would have voted out as well :D give the peasants a voice and they will make themselves heard.
If you give the peasants a voice in a referendum Chunkster, we'd also no doubt have a return of the death penalty :shock:
Fred West
Myra Hindley
Ian Huntley
Peter Sutcliffe
Levi Belfield
Dennis Nielsen
Ian Brady
Seems like a good idea to me
works for me :wink:Wragbyred wrote:Super Gabor wrote:chunkster wrote:Good of Macron to agree we did the right thing in voting out, and the fact that if the same referendum has taken place in France they would have voted out as well :D give the peasants a voice and they will make themselves heard.
If you give the peasants a voice in a referendum Chunkster, we'd also no doubt have a return of the death penalty :shock:
Fred West
Myra Huntley
Peter Sutcliffe
Levi Belfield
Dennis Nielsen
Ian Brady
Seems like a good idea to me
With the way DNA and forensic science evidence works in the 21st century i doubt that one would happen now 8) so bring it back i say :DManchester Saddler wrote:Wragbyred wrote:Super Gabor wrote:chunkster wrote:Good of Macron to agree we did the right thing in voting out, and the fact that if the same referendum has taken place in France they would have voted out as well :D give the peasants a voice and they will make themselves heard.
If you give the peasants a voice in a referendum Chunkster, we'd also no doubt have a return of the death penalty :shock:
Fred West
Myra Hindley
Ian Huntley
Peter Sutcliffe
Levi Belfield
Dennis Nielsen
Ian Brady
Seems like a good idea to me
So what about incorrect convictions? How many people have been given life sentences and then later proved to be innocent?
Even one mistake is too much!
chunkster wrote:With the way DNA and forensic science evidence works in the 21st century i doubt that one would happen now 8) so bring it back i say :DManchester Saddler wrote:Wragbyred wrote:Super Gabor wrote:chunkster wrote:Good of Macron to agree we did the right thing in voting out, and the fact that if the same referendum has taken place in France they would have voted out as well :D give the peasants a voice and they will make themselves heard.
If you give the peasants a voice in a referendum Chunkster, we'd also no doubt have a return of the death penalty :shock:
Fred West
Myra Hindley
Ian Huntley
Peter Sutcliffe
Levi Belfield
Dennis Nielsen
Ian Brady
Seems like a good idea to me
So what about incorrect convictions? How many people have been given life sentences and then later proved to be innocent?
Even one mistake is too much!
And who's fault is the farce? the people who did not want it? if we had all stuck together we would have been fine now :wink:SaigonSaddler wrote:chunkster wrote:Thought it was pretty decent of Macron to agree with us leaving the EU :mrgreen: even said if they had had the same vote in france they would have voted the same. so that would have been 2 countries with more brain dead idiots than enough :mrgreen: I wonder if they had had a vote in Germany what the outcome would have been?
Good grief! A politician that is both engagingly diplomatic and intelligent. But you missed this direct quote ...
'A lot of losers voted to leave' :lol: :lol: :lol: Well said Macron! Well said! :D
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-euro ... and-frexit
France possibly may have voted out at the time, but there's naff all chance of them doing so now, having watched the complete farce the UK has become and moving past us economically. Own-goaltastic. :idea:
chunkster wrote:And who's fault is the farce? the people who did not want it? if we had all stuck together we would have been fine now :wink:SaigonSaddler wrote:chunkster wrote:Thought it was pretty decent of Macron to agree with us leaving the EU :mrgreen: even said if they had had the same vote in france they would have voted the same. so that would have been 2 countries with more brain dead idiots than enough :mrgreen: I wonder if they had had a vote in Germany what the outcome would have been?
Good grief! A politician that is both engagingly diplomatic and intelligent. But you missed this direct quote ...
'A lot of losers voted to leave' :lol: :lol: :lol: Well said Macron! Well said! :D
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-euro ... and-frexit
France possibly may have voted out at the time, but there's naff all chance of them doing so now, having watched the complete farce the UK has become and moving past us economically. Own-goaltastic. :idea:
chunkster wrote:And who's fault is the farce? the people who did not want it? if we had all stuck together we would have been fine now :wink:SaigonSaddler wrote:chunkster wrote:Thought it was pretty decent of Macron to agree with us leaving the EU :mrgreen: even said if they had had the same vote in france they would have voted the same. so that would have been 2 countries with more brain dead idiots than enough :mrgreen: I wonder if they had had a vote in Germany what the outcome would have been?
Good grief! A politician that is both engagingly diplomatic and intelligent. But you missed this direct quote ...
'A lot of losers voted to leave' :lol: :lol: :lol: Well said Macron! Well said! :D
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-euro ... and-frexit
France possibly may have voted out at the time, but there's naff all chance of them doing so now, having watched the complete farce the UK has become and moving past us economically. Own-goaltastic. :idea:
chunkster wrote:works for me :wink:Wragbyred wrote:Super Gabor wrote:chunkster wrote:Good of Macron to agree we did the right thing in voting out, and the fact that if the same referendum has taken place in France they would have voted out as well :D give the peasants a voice and they will make themselves heard.
If you give the peasants a voice in a referendum Chunkster, we'd also no doubt have a return of the death penalty :shock:
Fred West
Myra Huntley
Peter Sutcliffe
Levi Belfield
Dennis Nielsen
Ian Brady
Seems like a good idea to me
Ancient Moaner wrote:chunkster wrote:works for me :wink:Wragbyred wrote:Super Gabor wrote:chunkster wrote:Good of Macron to agree we did the right thing in voting out, and the fact that if the same referendum has taken place in France they would have voted out as well :D give the peasants a voice and they will make themselves heard.
If you give the peasants a voice in a referendum Chunkster, we'd also no doubt have a return of the death penalty :shock:
Fred West
Myra Huntley
Peter Sutcliffe
Levi Belfield
Dennis Nielsen
Ian Brady
Seems like a good idea to me
Absobloodylootly, add on the scum bag ISIS terrorists! Now in our jails spreading their sick ideas, that any human not believing their weird Islamic programme should die. Living on the state three meals a day, warm & cosy watching Sky.
Find us a solution to that predicament Manchester?
Ancient Moaner wrote:So Saigon, what is your solution to ISIS inspired terrorists murdering innocent children at a concert? Why should they be kept in comfort at our expense?
The Americans have one of the best solutions, keeping them at arms length in a god forsaken outback, but are ridiculed by the PC mad world that we sadly have to live in for being too cruel, ah didums.
Ancient Moaner wrote:So Saigon, what is your solution to ISIS inspired terrorists murdering innocent children at a concert? Why should they be kept in comfort at our expense?
The Americans have one of the best solutions, keeping them at arms length in a god forsaken outback, but are ridiculed by the PC mad world that we sadly have to live in for being too cruel, ah didums.
Ancient Moaner wrote:So Saigon, what is your solution to ISIS inspired terrorists murdering innocent children at a concert? Why should they be kept in comfort at our expense?
The Americans have one of the best solutions, keeping them at arms length in a god forsaken outback, but are ridiculed by the PC mad world that we sadly have to live in for being too cruel, ah didums.
Ancient Moaner wrote:Are you self employed? Your responses seem so very quick it's astonishing, I can't keep up and I'm thankfully retired!
Still think your wrong! But we all have our opinions.
You are the parent of a child that was murdered at Manchester...would you be so 'they know not what they do' forgiving?
I would most certainly plot MY revenge, sometime, somewhere, somehow. That's what being a human being is all about surely?
chunkster wrote:With the way DNA and forensic science evidence works in the 21st century i doubt that one would happen now 8) so bring it back i say :DManchester Saddler wrote:Wragbyred wrote:Super Gabor wrote:chunkster wrote:Good of Macron to agree we did the right thing in voting out, and the fact that if the same referendum has taken place in France they would have voted out as well :D give the peasants a voice and they will make themselves heard.
If you give the peasants a voice in a referendum Chunkster, we'd also no doubt have a return of the death penalty :shock:
Fred West
Myra Hindley
Ian Huntley
Peter Sutcliffe
Levi Belfield
Dennis Nielsen
Ian Brady
Seems like a good idea to me
So what about incorrect convictions? How many people have been given life sentences and then later proved to be innocent?
Even one mistake is too much!
Ancient Moaner wrote:So Saigon, what is your solution to ISIS inspired terrorists murdering innocent children at a concert? Why should they be kept in comfort at our expense?
The Americans have one of the best solutions, keeping them at arms length in a god forsaken outback, but are ridiculed by the PC mad world that we sadly have to live in for being too cruel, ah didums.
Manchester Saddler wrote:Wragbyred wrote:Super Gabor wrote:chunkster wrote:Good of Macron to agree we did the right thing in voting out, and the fact that if the same referendum has taken place in France they would have voted out as well :D give the peasants a voice and they will make themselves heard.
If you give the peasants a voice in a referendum Chunkster, we'd also no doubt have a return of the death penalty :shock:
Fred West
Myra Hindley
Ian Huntley
Peter Sutcliffe
Levi Belfield
Dennis Nielsen
Ian Brady
Seems like a good idea to me
So what about incorrect convictions? How many people have been given life sentences and then later proved to be innocent?
Even one mistake is too much!
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