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    Quote Originally Posted by magpie_mania View Post
    It is always, me, me, me with Trump.

    I am sure there are plenty whispering in his ear, but I can?t imagine him listening to anyone.

    As I said, he may have been right in some of what he said, but it was certainly not the time to bring it up, nor the right use of inflammatory language. Whatever we think about the recent PMs or party leaders here I think they all would have been far more measured and compassionate in what they said.

    I know that it has been said on here that he doesn?t carry out what he has said, but the damage has been done as there are many who will hang on his every word and that is how misinformation spreads.
    I think that in certain aspects, he most certainly does and that's why he got elected. DEI looks to be dead in the water with 'wokery' firmly in the crosshairs next. He's also suspended certain foreign aid packages in order to put 'America first', including that to Ukraine which many forecast. The 'aid' to Israel continues unabated however as they continue to maim and murder civilians with little regard for international law.

    He is a blunt instrument but he's been incredibly proactive from day one in getting things done, it has to be said however that when comparing him to UK politicians, he wouldn't have had a career beyond 'grab em by the p****'.

    As already stated above, to outside eyes, including mine, the UK is a basket case.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Med Pie View Post
    I think that in certain aspects, he most certainly does and that's why he got elected. DEI looks to be dead in the water with 'wokery' firmly in the crosshairs next. He's also suspended certain foreign aid packages in order to put 'America first', including that to Ukraine which many forecast. The 'aid' to Israel continues unabated however as they continue to maim and murder civilians with little regard for international law.

    He is a blunt instrument but he's been incredibly proactive from day one in getting things done, it has to be said however that when comparing him to UK politicians, he wouldn't have had a career beyond 'grab em by the p****'.

    As already stated above, to outside eyes, including mine, the UK is a basket case.
    Quite right, Brexit made us a laughing stock and people trying to murder asylum seekers in hotels made us look even worse. If anyone took any notice of you and tried to bring back slavery I dread to think what anyone would think of us.

    Luckily we now have semi-competent politicians in charge so fingers crossed things may improve over the next 4/5 years. Anyway, back to the moral relativism regarding President Rapist.

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    Good post and good observations.
    Reading the majority of opinions these days , on here and elsewhere, there's no wonder why the UK is a basket case.
    Young people these days are unaware of commonsense , personal responsibilities and "it's always someone else's fault"
    In our day ,we were told to listen, believe nothing , ask questions, look what's happening and research everything.
    By the time folks attend university these days , students are well primed for indoctrination , brainwashing or whatever you like to call it ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by SinceSept1959 View Post
    Good post and good observations.
    Reading the majority of opinions these days , on here and elsewhere, there's no wonder why the UK is a basket case.
    Young people these days are unaware of commonsense , personal responsibilities and "it's always someone else's fault"
    In our day ,we were told to listen, believe nothing , ask questions, look what's happening and research everything.
    By the time folks attend university these days , students are well primed for indoctrination , brainwashing or whatever you like to call it ?
    This is a joke ? Have you seen the age profile of Reform and Brexit voters. That's where the gullible are.

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    Stay humble , show respect and learn from history.
    Different generation , different values , folks that knew what life was like before the Common Market , the EEU ,
    the unelected commissioners , the corrupted ECHR legislation and the plundering of the UK industrial economy.
    So no, not a joke, just truths , which are conveniently forgotten and re- written 50 plus years on .
    Of course, anyone with an opinion contrary to the agenda and dogma are cancelled and ridiculed.
    Last edited by SinceSept1959; 31-01-2025 at 04:01 PM. Reason: Typing error , sorry.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SinceSept1959 View Post
    Stay humble , show respect and learn from history.
    don't think that was painted on the side of BoJo's bus, or written in Trump's manifesto, but possibly on Putin's 'advice for Ukrainians'. Is that your point?

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    What is your point ?
    For what it's worth, Andrex should have prepared the manifesto's for Blair and Starmer ?
    The three wise monkeys , B, B, C and look at the state we're all in now ?
    Trust using your own eyes not the potent elixirs of rhetoric and propaganda.
    Have a nice day and enjoy whatever the future may bring.
    In reality ,all politicians are obsolete, merely puppets to Uncle Klauss and his disciples ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by SinceSept1959 View Post
    What is your point ?
    For what it's worth, Andrex should have prepared the manifesto's for Blair and Starmer ?
    The three wise monkeys , B, B, C and look at the state we're all in now ?
    Trust using your own eyes not the potent elixirs of rhetoric and propaganda.
    Have a nice day and enjoy whatever the future may bring.
    In reality ,all politicians are obsolete, merely puppets to Uncle Klauss and his disciples ?
    I don't think it is the young who have been brainwashed though is it?

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    Whatever you may think, certainly a matter of opinion .
    A whole spectrum of electors have certainly been duped and conned for decades.
    An old guy told me before the last election of being harangued by a young guy , who said " you oldies shouldn't be allowed to vote on our future ! "
    The old guy replied he had worked for 51 years and was still paying income tax on his pension .
    On asking what was the occupation of the young guy and how much he paid in income tax ? , the young chap replied that didn't pay any Income Tax ,because he was a student and didn't need to work.
    Says it all really.
    No work ethic , like the other 9.5 million who chose not to work ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by SinceSept1959 View Post
    Whatever you may think, certainly a matter of opinion .
    A whole spectrum of electors have certainly been duped and conned for decades.
    An old guy told me before the last election of being harangued by a young guy , who said " you oldies shouldn't be allowed to vote on our future ! "
    The old guy replied he had worked for 51 years and was still paying income tax on his pension .
    On asking what was the occupation of the young guy and how much he paid in income tax ? , the young chap replied that didn't pay any Income Tax ,because he was a student and didn't need to work.
    Says it all really.
    No work ethic , like the other 9.5 million who chose not to work ?
    You know he has no work ethic?

    Maybe he isn?t working because he is concentrating on studying? Then in years ahead he will be able to earn more, thereby paying tax so that the old guy can have a pension.

    That is how the state pension works - those paying tax now are paying for those getting pension today.

    I do not agree with him saying that the older ones shouldn?t be allowed to vote on his future, although I do have some sympathy in that a good proportion of those voting for Brexit will only enjoy it for a few years while the younger ones who voted remain will have to endure it for many years.

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