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    Right back at you twat face. Up yours.
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    Seriously? Apartheid? Oppression on the base of race I can accept but Apartheid? I don't think so. You are crossing the line between upset and hysterical.
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    Is it compulsory or can I just leave it to the bleeding heart Support-your-in-vogue-terrorist brigade?
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    Well you can say that but other people may think that a GD of 1871 is a damn fine record (that is Gazan Difference in case anyone is confusing it with an abbreviation used in a sport close to everyones heart)
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    So the Palestinians are Arabs are they Skid? In your narrow minded ignorant and blinkered exiatence Palestinians are Arabs? You complete retard. The Arabs don't think they are Arabs. The Israelis don/t think they are Arabs. The Palestininians don't think they are Arabs. But you want to make a point on the basis that you think they are Arabs........ God save us.....
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    But clearly you are just a Jew hatinf prick. Not because they have done anything in particular - but just because they are Jews. Blah blah vlah you all screech in horror - just go back and read the posts.
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    We didn't have too much of an issue with it after Dresden and the Dam Busting raids did we?
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    I say we take off and nuke the entire site from orbit
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    According to worldbank 2010 figures Germany was way lower at 55% (UK & US 85% France 89% and Japan 175% - but they've been fucked for decades)
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    I came out 50-50 Labour - Lib Dem but didn't feel comfortable with any of the choices I had to make. Most interesting was that my constituency, one of the strongest Labour seats in the country had the Greens ahead of Labour (23% v 21%) from 185 people who had completed the survey.If I had a tenner I would be willing to wager this is not reflected at the next election.
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    Congrats
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    I've got family out there and through them have met many of their expat friends. Everyone of them speak fluent Spanish and most of them also speak Catalan. There are some who even speak a more obscure regional dialect/language. I suspect the difference is that the size of the expat community is not large enough to create an angliscised "ghetto" where they can secure all the services they need without the need to learn the language. Some I know well and they definitely see themselves as part Spanish. How the Spanish see them I don't know.
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    Feel free to bring light where there is darkness.
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    Except that if you had been murdered by that violent strong arm ruler in old Iraq you never got to participate in that debate. I am sure nearly every one of them would choose to be alive in the new Iraq than dead in the old Iraq.
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    And the starving to death of about 20 million of his own people.
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    A vote for Labour is exactly the same as a vote for the the Tories or Lib Dems. Another five years of centrist populist political gobshitery. The differences are so small they aren't worthy of discussion or debate. Sure there will be a couple of meaningless headline grabbers. such as getting rid of the bedroom tax (but the damage has already been done), increasing the top rate of tax by 5% (not because it makes any real difference), tax on bankers bonuses (even though they are now only a tenth of what they were in 2009), freezing fuel rates (won't help anyone who can't afford fuel today) and so on. Pressure on NHS spending will remain - the government will continue to expect a Rolls Royce service for the price of a Skoda. The balance of power in the EU is starting to move slowly to the right so no protection will be coming from there. There is only one party now - they just wear different coloured ties.
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    I'm sure that the families of the thousands of Kurds who died will be comforted by the knowledge that their deaths have paled into relative insignificance. Nice one.
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    Significantly worse off like the thousands of Kurds Saddam murdered in Halajba? I didn't think you could be any worse off than being significantly dead. As for Section's comments about Saddam they don't read like a damning indictment of a mass murdering psycho to me. In fact they suggest his approach was an acceptable way to manage internal dissent within that context. As I said, stupid, ignorant and borderline racist comments.
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    It is probably just me but I find this post stupid, ignorant and borderline racist. Good ol' Saddam - he knew how to run a country alright. Just like Joe Stalin and Pol Pot. Those boys really showed the democracy jockeys how it should be done didin't they?
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    So will they also scrap the Local Housing Allowance 2008 regulations which appear to do exactly the same thing for anyone in privately rented accomodation?
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    Baines was poor and his role in the Balotelli goal is not getting mentioned. Phil Neville even suggested it was Johnsons fault as he should have been behind Cahill (it didn't seem to matter that he was actually covering a runner from their midfield), the complete bellend. He has to be in the top ten of worst ever commentators/pundits. I suppose it is too much to hope that the scum will still buy Baines for £20+m?
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    I do. It is one thing for the leader of an opposition party to be pictured holding up any newspaper as part of a promotion run by that newspaper - it is not something anyone should accept from the Prime Minister of the day. I would apply the same logic if I saw Joe Anderson doing the same thing with the Liverpool Echo.
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    UKIP

    RedRazor replied to Red Mist's topic in GF - General Forum

    Sadly no. I have applied on several occasions but fail to make it to the interview stage. The only feedback I have had is that I lack any experience in the sector and I'm up against several candidates with strong relevant experience. Pity really cos I reckon I could do a decent job. I understand it is a high risk occupation but this is reflected in the renumeration package. I also like the flexibility and the "being your own boss side" of it too. Hours to suit etc all a benefit. A little union intervention wouldn't go amiss as I've heard that the grievance procedures can be a bit brutal.
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    UKIP

    RedRazor replied to Red Mist's topic in GF - General Forum

    The last time any government had a third of the vote was 1979. The last three governments haven't even reached a quarter of the vote.
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    UKIP

    RedRazor replied to Red Mist's topic in GF - General Forum

    I can't speak for anyone in Rotherham but I can tell you how it feels from the perspective of a middle-aged man from Kirkby who has no job and who receives absolutely no benefits, pensions or income whatsoever if you are interested?
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