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thanks rA for the review of Sith's post
Sith, Not for me to judge my intelligence or otherwise, or even how that's assessed.
I'm not party political so I'll be voting for the party I think will do best for me and mine at the next GE, no idea if that will be Reform or not (or even if they'll still exist four years hence) and they'll be given equal consideration with everyone else. There are no clean hands in politics, I'll grant you some are less clean than others.
I'm no more or less of an 'ist' of any sort than you or anyone else here, but (and we had an interesting test of this before your time that everyone either failed or hid from) we all have or prejudices, my most passionate prejudice (you may have noticed) is against those who refuse to recognise that opinions other than their own have any validity
Yes Farage's morals/opinions are questionable for a party leader but no more questionable than, for instance, one who thinks men can get pregnant and breasts can be resized by the power of though, I repeat there are no clean hands in politics
Last edited by Andy_Faber; 18-01-2026 at 10:26 PM.
Not sure i can agree Farages morals are no more questionable myself.
You seriously think racism for example is no worse than a hypnosis trick?
I didn’t ‘review’ Sith’s post, as you well know. I simply added my own thoughts following the recent, frankly bizarre, attacks from you and GP.
For someone who claims not to be ‘party political’ you seem, to me at least, to spend a great deal of time defending those on the Right and criticising those who are remotely left of centre. That’s absolutely up to you but don’t expect it to go uncommented on.
I’ve no idea who you’re referring to when you speak of those who ‘think men can get pregnant and breasts can be resized by the power of thought’, sounds bonkers, but I’m not sure what it has to do with anything.
I am sure however that Farage’s morals, opinions and behaviour are rather more than ‘questionable’ and that you are in no position to accuse others of refusing to recognise the validity of opposing opinions when you make such disrespectful comments about those who disagree with Farage, and perhaps yourself, as was the case yesterday morning.
Last edited by ramAnag; 19-01-2026 at 09:56 AM.
The breast enlargement one is Zack Polanski who before he got into politics did have a dubious practice of charging women for hypnosis that would make them believe they had bigger boobs. He has since acknowledged it was wrong unlike Farage who seems incapable of accepting he's ever done anything wrong
I think the men being pregnant refers to Starmer due to his clumsy inability to say if a woman needs a cervix to be a woman.
Meanwhile, Trump is getting more open. A letter to, was it Ambassadors or PM's, stating that he's doing his greenland thing because Norway (the government thereof) didn't give him the NPP he believes he so richly deserves. It's another huge bopped drollock by him with regard to Nobel.
1. When he first didn't get it he failed to recognise, or simply refused to, that the recently awarded prize was for actions on 2024. A period in which he wasn't President.
2. Nobel prizes are independent form the Norwegian government. It's simply that the Nobel Committee has its offices there.
He's going wild on tariffs again. I think he's playing with fire. If he does move on Greenland, it will be, IMO, for a mix of the cheated feeling he has because he didn't get the NPP and to get his hands on the rare minerals Greenland has and thereby make money for him, his family and friends. NOT for the good people of Greenland. He also seems to forget that the minerals are often under up to a mile of ice and the US, as yet, doesn't have the wherewithall to process the minerals.
A couple of year ago, in one of the political threads, I posted that the rich were moving in to take control of countries and we had to move quickly or become serfs, or words to that effect. That time is rapidly approaching. He's on the verge of becoming King Donald the First of America and he won't, again IMO, stop there.
Not for the first time, I'm not sad that I'm closer to the end of my life than I am to the start of it. The world is turning into a place I don't recognise and don't wish to encounter. However, I could easily have another 30 years on it so I'll keep plodding on, not liking the way things are going and being unable to do a great deal to stop them.