US attorney general William Barr now says the Department of Justice has not found evidence of wide spread election fraud that could change the outcome. Barr should update his CV and start looking for a new job ASAP )
It looks like there will be a no-deal Brexit, or "Australia-style" deal.
Australia style deal??
Exactly: It‘s just a kind word for no deal or trade agreement at all - and may I add, that Australia is currently trying to get a trade deal with the EU because they want to improve the current status.
So, it‘s basically like saying that Asp9mm‘s brain has the size of Australia
Or that he has an Australian taste in clothing and watches
You get the idea :v
President of the 'Misty Eyes Club'.
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
I just picked up "Rage", Bob Woodward 's Trump biography, at the library. Should be interesting.
Woodward interviewed a lot of Trump's administration, including Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats:
From the book:
Coats began to belive Trump was impervious to facts. Trump had his own facts: Nearly everyone was an idiot, and almos every country was ripping off the United States. The steady stream of ranting was delibitating. The tension was never abated, and Coats would not bend facts to suit the President's preconseptions or desires. Coats was shocked: "Trump was on another page than just about anything I believed in."
He managed to call one of the 8 FSB suspects (Konstantin Kudrjawzew) who admitted many details of the Novichock attack against Navalny - assuming that he was speaking with one of Putin‘s assistants.
This is as much a smoking gun as you can get!
Well done - also to the Bellingcat team ( supported by Der Spiegel) who worked for weeks on the story!
President of the 'Misty Eyes Club'.
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
Putin had a big Q & A session a few days ago. When asked if Russia is behind the assassination attempt on Navalyny he denied it. But he added: "If we had done it we would have carried it through" and smiled coldly. A world leader behaving like mafia boss
Finally proof of mail voter fraud in November has been found! A man in Pennsylvania has admited to using his dead mother's identity to get one extra vote.
The man voted for Trump ) ) )
On Brexit, I just had to fill out an online insurance form to get a " Green card " so I
can drive in the Irish Republic. Can't wait until I'm stopped at customers to produce
my papers or ......... Just drive through my Wife's family farm, as the Border runs
through it ) ..... no papers needed
"I've been informed that there ARE a couple of QAnon supporters who are fairly regular posters in AJB."
I certainly didn't vote for Brexit, but that article comes across as very bitter - and full of inaccuracies. French Oysters? Perish the thought, our native oysters are the best in the world. And I think the author somewhat missed the point.
I certainly didn't vote for Brexit, but that article comes across as very bitter - and full of inaccuracies. French Oysters? Perish the thought, our native oysters are the best in the world. And I think the author somewhat missed the point.
I agree. I didn't vote for Brexit either but this article just reads as a toddler throwing tantrum.
The writer sounded a bit deranged to be honest. I'm not sure why they were going on about oysters. No ones give a monkey's about oysters. The French closing the crossing down like they did was ridiculous and other European countries were less than impressed that they did it.
I'm sick of the ridiculous articles and scaremongering going on. Today it was all about travel insurance and phone tariffs. I personally don't know anyone who totally relies on an EHIC for their medical cover and the phone companies have already said they are not going to change the tariffs for roaming.
As for Erasmus I'm not sure many will be weeping about losing that. I'm sure most people have no idea what it's about anyway. I looked into it briefly when my daughter was in Uni. It won't stop kids learning abroad if they need to.
There will be some disruption in the coming months no doubt and I do feel for business owner but everyone needs to get a grip.
What No oysters after Brexit ? Us working class people will take to the streets over this
To lose our Champagne was bad, it will be our caviar next. Glad to see the writer is so
" Down " with us working class scum )
I guess we'll just have to make do with all that fish our brave Fishermen will be catching
"I've been informed that there ARE a couple of QAnon supporters who are fairly regular posters in AJB."
I am apprehensive. I didn't vote either way but even those in favour of Leave might have preferred or assumed a team other than the current bunch of charlatans would be in charge of it.
I've a nasty feeling that the 'take back control' mantra actually means, quasi-Masonic creeps, like corrupt local businessmen, getting one over us, the general public. I mean, what the hell is Baroness Harding doing in charge of track and trace with her record of almost unremitting failure? Or the efforts being outsourced to Serco, again, with its record of failure? Yet there's nothing we can do.
Look at Nazanine Zigari-Radcliffe - okay, I've spelt that wrong. Banged up in an Iranian jail and the Foreign Office make it clear that she's on her own, like all British nationals seized by foreign powers. It's the attitude of the corrupt local Council. 'We're in it for ourselves, screw you and actually we'd prefer it it you didn't know we exist, leave us alone to fiddle you in peace.'
Or that bloke banged up for the Lockerbie bombing. Now seems likely he never did it. So what we have is an innocent guy fitted up to spare someone's blushes - probably because the UK was sucking up to Iran at the time. A bit like jailing the Guildford Four and Birmingham Six over the pub bombings. The British State knew what it was doing, and is unrepentant, as it has proved over Gosport deaths, the Contaminated Blood Scandal, Hillsborough and this year's care home deaths. Nobody does jail time.
That crowd now have total control, they've taken it back - they have control over us. Don't have nightmares.
I am apprehensive. I didn't vote either way but even those in favour of Leave might have preferred or assumed a team other than the current bunch of charlatans would be in charge of it.
NP, we've received complaints from the National Association of Charlatans. They are objecting to being compared with the current government, who are giving them a bad name.
We're now awaiting contact from the Confederation of Quasi-Masonic Creeps, who I'm sure will feel the same.
....If the Oysters are the detail that sticks most with you ) ) )
Never been to Normandy or the Bretagne?
France produces roughly 125.000 tons of Oysters, the UK roughly 800....
I was being ironic ) ) )
The fact the author focused on oysters and champagne says more about him to be honest. Everyone in the UK was actually more worried about getting lettuce !!! ) )
I have mentioned it before and it‘s really sad that I have to explain:
The Oysters have been in one sentence and have been used to draw a pic about Johnson and the world (and lack of reality) that he‘s living in.
In his Brussels years, he certainly enjoyed all the treats and pleasures of living there ( and there are a lot of them in Brussels!) and he‘s still enjoying that lifestyle.
He could care less that the supermarket shelfs are empty for the normal people ( in fact, he was blatantly lying about Tesco‘s „robust supply chains“ just some days ago), the only way that Brexit may affect him is a shortage of French Champagne and Oysters.
I thought that this was crystal clear from the article - not sure how anyone could interprete it differently - may be the negative obsession with all things EU I guess.
Again, it‘s sad that I even feel the need to write all this.
President of the 'Misty Eyes Club'.
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
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Barr left Trump's cabin et today :v
Australia style deal??
Exactly: It‘s just a kind word for no deal or trade agreement at all - and may I add, that Australia is currently trying to get a trade deal with the EU because they want to improve the current status.
So, it‘s basically like saying that Asp9mm‘s brain has the size of Australia
Or that he has an Australian taste in clothing and watches
You get the idea :v
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
Woodward interviewed a lot of Trump's administration, including Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats:
From the book:
Coats began to belive Trump was impervious to facts. Trump had his own facts: Nearly everyone was an idiot, and almos every country was ripping off the United States. The steady stream of ranting was delibitating. The tension was never abated, and Coats would not bend facts to suit the President's preconseptions or desires. Coats was shocked: "Trump was on another page than just about anything I believed in."
He managed to call one of the 8 FSB suspects (Konstantin Kudrjawzew) who admitted many details of the Novichock attack against Navalny - assuming that he was speaking with one of Putin‘s assistants.
This is as much a smoking gun as you can get!
Well done - also to the Bellingcat team ( supported by Der Spiegel) who worked for weeks on the story!
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
Pretty sure that we will never see this in the democratic civilized world :v
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
The man voted for Trump
Elves must have been spreading the
Fairy dust around the politicians and
Bureaucrats to make them play nice.
This is the most likely explanation.
Not happening here in the US.
https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=de&tl=en&u=https://www.spiegel.de/politik/deutschland/brexit-wut-statt-wehmut-kolumne-a-54834677-bd81-4335-b933-d1926aa1b25b
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
can drive in the Irish Republic. Can't wait until I'm stopped at customers to produce
my papers
through it
I certainly didn't vote for Brexit, but that article comes across as very bitter - and full of inaccuracies. French Oysters?
....If the Oysters are the detail that sticks most with you
Never been to Normandy or the Bretagne?
France produces roughly 125.000 tons of Oysters, the UK roughly 800....
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
I agree. I didn't vote for Brexit either but this article just reads as a toddler throwing tantrum.
The writer sounded a bit deranged to be honest. I'm not sure why they were going on about oysters. No ones give a monkey's about oysters. The French closing the crossing down like they did was ridiculous and other European countries were less than impressed that they did it.
I'm sick of the ridiculous articles and scaremongering going on. Today it was all about travel insurance and phone tariffs. I personally don't know anyone who totally relies on an EHIC for their medical cover and the phone companies have already said they are not going to change the tariffs for roaming.
As for Erasmus I'm not sure many will be weeping about losing that. I'm sure most people have no idea what it's about anyway. I looked into it briefly when my daughter was in Uni. It won't stop kids learning abroad if they need to.
There will be some disruption in the coming months no doubt and I do feel for business owner but everyone needs to get a grip.
To lose our Champagne was bad, it will be our caviar next. Glad to see the writer is so
" Down " with us working class scum
I guess we'll just have to make do with all that fish our brave Fishermen will be catching
Baldrick: Yes, it's like goldy and bronzy only it's made out of iron.
I've a nasty feeling that the 'take back control' mantra actually means, quasi-Masonic creeps, like corrupt local businessmen, getting one over us, the general public. I mean, what the hell is Baroness Harding doing in charge of track and trace with her record of almost unremitting failure? Or the efforts being outsourced to Serco, again, with its record of failure? Yet there's nothing we can do.
Look at Nazanine Zigari-Radcliffe - okay, I've spelt that wrong. Banged up in an Iranian jail and the Foreign Office make it clear that she's on her own, like all British nationals seized by foreign powers. It's the attitude of the corrupt local Council. 'We're in it for ourselves, screw you and actually we'd prefer it it you didn't know we exist, leave us alone to fiddle you in peace.'
Or that bloke banged up for the Lockerbie bombing. Now seems likely he never did it. So what we have is an innocent guy fitted up to spare someone's blushes - probably because the UK was sucking up to Iran at the time. A bit like jailing the Guildford Four and Birmingham Six over the pub bombings. The British State knew what it was doing, and is unrepentant, as it has proved over Gosport deaths, the Contaminated Blood Scandal, Hillsborough and this year's care home deaths. Nobody does jail time.
That crowd now have total control, they've taken it back - they have control over us. Don't have nightmares.
Roger Moore 1927-2017
NP, we've received complaints from the National Association of Charlatans. They are objecting to being compared with the current government, who are giving them a bad name.
We're now awaiting contact from the Confederation of Quasi-Masonic Creeps, who I'm sure will feel the same.
The fact the author focused on oysters and champagne says more about him to be honest. Everyone in the UK was actually more worried about getting lettuce !!!
The Oysters have been in one sentence and have been used to draw a pic about Johnson and the world (and lack of reality) that he‘s living in.
In his Brussels years, he certainly enjoyed all the treats and pleasures of living there ( and there are a lot of them in Brussels!) and he‘s still enjoying that lifestyle.
He could care less that the supermarket shelfs are empty for the normal people ( in fact, he was blatantly lying about Tesco‘s „robust supply chains“ just some days ago), the only way that Brexit may affect him is a shortage of French Champagne and Oysters.
I thought that this was crystal clear from the article - not sure how anyone could interprete it differently - may be the negative obsession with all things EU I guess.
Again, it‘s sad that I even feel the need to write all this.
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!