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Perhaps Harris has a future in British politics? In view of the quality of the current British government, the Dear Leader might well see her as someone capable of bringing gravitas, dignity, sound political judgement, and credibility to his cabinet?
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Yes he will. The British system of governance has been described, correctly, as an elective dictatorship. With around 33.7% of the actual vote, equating to around one in five of those eligible to vote in the UK, the Dear Leader has a huge majority. For so long as his MPs continue to troop mindlessly through the voting lobbies (and, for £91,000 per year, expenses which are effectively unlimited, and the opportunity to make lots of 'contacts' who wouldn't?) he is untouchable, whatever the irrelevant 'little people' and their petitions might hope.
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Mindlessly repeating the same comment does nothing for your spurious argument.
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I fear that the opinions of the father about the 'gay' baby don't much matter, as within three months he will probably have moved on anyway.
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Interestingly, within a month Britain might well be a pseudo Marxist state off the coast of a predominantly right of centre Europe.
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@@youtubemusic1790 Someone who is entitled to an opinion, perhaps?
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I am sure I recognise that Nun. Didn't she used to play for London Irish as a scrum half?
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Reminds me of two differing opinion when, long ago, Dennis Lillee kicked Javid Miandad's backside during a Test Match. Some said he shouldn't have done it, Others said he didn't kick him hard enough. I must confess that I was in the latter camp!
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Saying that the UN is 'not fit for purpose' is much like saying 'it goes dark at night.' So damned self-evident that it can simply be assumed.
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Possibly, Trump's advisors referred him to Napoleon's old maxim, 'Never interrupt your enemy when he is in the process of making a mistake?'
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Wasn't Biden with Teddy Roosevelt during the charge at San Juan Hill, as well?
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It is part of the embryo of a plant.
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@mcfcguvnors Or, come to that, among Sir Kiers' coterie of Islington thinkers.
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Alas, given the stranglehold these people seem to have over Britain at the moment, the Report will be trashed, and the author cancelled, very quickly. Expect to hear cries of 'Heresy!' followed by 'Burn the witch!' in the very near future.
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A pity for your comment that no one fron Harland & Wolff or White Star ever made such a comment.
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You are criticising someone who will doubtless be made a Life Peer, and a Special Advisor on Islamic affairs, after the Next General Election.
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Perhaps I am being unfair, but President Biden reminds me more and more of the Peter Sellers character in the 1979 movie 'Being There.'
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τὸ κακὸν δοκεῖν ποτ᾽ ἐσθλὸν τῷδ᾽ ἔμμεν' ὅτῳ φρένας θεὸς ἄγει πρὸς ἄταν; translated as "Evil appears as good in the minds of those whom god leads to destruction." From 'Antigone' by Sophocles. Or, in Latin, 'Quos Deus vult perdere, prius dementat.' Those whom God wishes to destroy, he first deprives of reason.
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Unfortunately, Charles' knee jeck reaction to anything is to say sorry for the role of Britain in it. Any day now, I expect him to apologise for the callous way the British exterminated the dinosaurs. He is an odd person, who openly despises the British peasantry who fund his modern and unassuming lifestyle. I may be biased, however, as one of my Forebears, Major General Lambert, served with Cromwell during the Civil War, and suffered life imprisonment following the restoration of Charles II. My sympathies have always been with John Lambert, not Charles Stuart.
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If Kamala Harris is not 'running for perfect' then she has certainly managed that.
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In the UK, a pre-school teacher promoting something similar could expect promotion.
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I suspect that the first person on your video was a senior Democrat Election strategist.
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Bai Gum, I remember when Gracie Fields campaigned for Arthur Henderson in the British General Election of 1931. I said to me mate Neville Chamberlain that nowt good would come aht of showbiz folk gettin involved in politics. I wuz reet. Owd Stanley Baldwin won in a landslide. Nowt changes, duz it?
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@nicholasadams3894 Johnson is seeking to protect the interests of the United Kingdom (whether some people agree with his policies or not is not the issue) and clearly understands that saying what he probably has long realised about President Biden is not the way to achieve do this. Quite probably, Scott Morrison ( 'that guy from Down Under') and other leaders are fully aware of the reality as well, but as long as Biden is, at least nominally, the man in charge, nothing would be gained by annoying those behind him who are pulling the strings by rocking the boat.
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I am not standing for this!! I have been repairing the floor of my garden shed, and two of the planks have taken great offence at being compared to Harry Markle. Legal action may well follow!
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I recall watching a documentary about the Battle of Waterloo which was preceded by 'May contain scenes of violence.' I was deeply shocked, as I had expected scenes of charming kittens playing with balls of wool.
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I wonder if the Bishop is a close friend of the former Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby? Certainly, they seem to have much in common.
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The vast majority of people would agree with you. Unfortunately, a clique of embittered leftists seem to hold positions in the media and education out of all proportion to their numbers. It seems that, as they realise how small a group they truly are, they feel the need to become increrasingly irrational.
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The drones who appear in this video are not the problem, although the WPC with the permanent smirk, who seemed to find what was happening amusing, was rather disconcerting. The problem lies with their seniors, who have abandoned traditional policing in favour of an 'agenda.' The drones will, of course, always act as required, just as similar ones did in 1930s Germany. After all, in their minds, BEFEHL IST BEFEHL.
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I think that this woman has all the abilities necessary to become Chief of Staff to our very own Dear Leader, Sir Keir Starmer. She shows the staggering level of ineptitude necessary to function at a high level in what passes for the British Government.
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I would have thought that the one thing any bridge is intended to do is to help people get over things. Seemingly not?
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Actually, she is having no effect at all on the Royal Family, as she continues to destroy her own credibility.
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The conclusion must be that someone in 'authority' has concluded that Rowling is rather to high profile, and too wealthy, to take the risk. Instead, the boys, girls, & others, in blue will simply set their sights on the little people, who are both much easier targets and not as well resourced to defend themselves.
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From the point of view of the people running things, they have.
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@thehighlander959 The RN never tells anyone where any of the nuclear boats actually are. I suppose, however, that one docking in Perth might be something of a clue!
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Glory to our Dear Leader President-For-Life Starmer! He will triumphantly lead a grateful nation to a wonderful future in which the People's Republic of Britain will become a Paradise on Earth! (Just thought I should put that in case the police check my e-mails and posts.)
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@DennisMcCoy-b2r It should be reasonably clear. Kaur, apart from being a notorious race baiter, is part of the Markle team.
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I hope that the Dear Leader doesn't let Lammy out on his own. He might well agree to anything.
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Is there any point in sending so long a letter to Mr. Biden? Won't he have forgotten most of it by the time he reaches the end?
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@@youtubemusic1790 Someone who is entitled to an opinion, perhaps?
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@petrciperny Perhaps you should have watched the whole of the meeting? Zelensky seemed to become heated when Vance referred to diplomacy. Perhaps, as the supplicant, he should simply have said ' Mr. President, might we discuss this privately, rather than in public in front of reporters?' During WW2. Roosevelt and Churchill are known to have had many disagreements, but always managed to resolve them amicably, rather than merely indulging in shouting matches in front of cameras.
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You have more faith in the gang of extremists and chancers who comprise the current UN than most people do.
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@richardlong7291 She hasn't to the best of my recollection ever demonstrated this 'knowledge.'
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That is a dangerous attitude. Have you never heard the maxim, 'Give me a child until he is 7 and I will show you the man,' attributed to Aristotle? Books containing such drivel are routinely used to indoctrinate children at nursery and primary schools by teachers who themselves have been indoctrinated.
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@tomfav5540 Insults in Greek are still a poor substitute for answers. Οι προσβολές στα ελληνικά εξακολουθούν να είναι φτωχό υποκατάστατο των απαντήσεων.
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@tomfav5540 'where exactly I did insult you?' You didn't insult me. I don't recall ever suggesting that you did. You did, however, insult someone else.
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Of course she turned up looking for trouble. That berk Prince William has simply made things significantly worse. Why is it that both the Prince of Wales and his younger brother are such irredeemable idiots? Genetic, perhaps?
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Slavery is Freedom, War is Peace 'The British killed many more than 600k people in their quest for colonialism.' That is rather a bold statement. I assume that you can support it with a credible source?
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The way it works is that, shortly after returning to California, Markle will make the 'shocking' revelation that, during the course of the visit, an 'unspecified' member of the royal household made, at an 'unspecified' time, an 'unspecified' racist remark to her. Whoever she informs of this will, as that Oprah person did, look appropriately appalled.
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@stephfelis7355 In Oldham, one of the gang leaders was a council employee.
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