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Re: what next?

Postby Lordo » Sun Oct 06, 2019 11:27 am

stop entertaining the lemon taster of the forum.

to the important news of the day. boris b'stard will not leave no 10 even after a no-confidence vote and dares the queen to sack him. they tried a law from couple of hundered years ago to prorogue parliament for 5 weeks and now it seems we shall use similar law from that time to rmove the bast'rd. was b'stard ahead of his time or not?


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Re: what next?

Postby Pyrpolizer » Sun Oct 06, 2019 11:30 am

erolz66 wrote:I really am trying my best to avoid unnecessary confrontation and personalisation here but at time Paphitis you really can be a dick head.


He does it all the time to me. Every time he's run out of arguments he starts bitter talk about Cyprus and it's weaknesses.
But he's generally a good puppie and I got used to it. :D
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Re: what next?

Postby Lordo » Sun Oct 06, 2019 11:32 am

for those who are not familair with b'stard here he is.


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Re: what next?

Postby Kikapu » Sun Oct 06, 2019 12:04 pm

Lordo wrote:
to the important news of the day. boris b'stard will not leave no 10 even after a no-confidence vote and dares the queen to sack him. they tried a law from couple of hundered years ago to prorogue parliament for 5 weeks and now it seems we shall use similar law from that time to rmove the bast'rd. was b'stard ahead of his time or not.


It’s time to bring back the purpose Tower of London was built for to accommodate Boris. :wink:
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Re: what next?

Postby Lordo » Sun Oct 06, 2019 12:06 pm

i do really think he should be given a fair trial and then suffer the same punishment as his relative ali kemal.
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Re: what next?

Postby erolz66 » Sun Oct 06, 2019 12:10 pm

Pyrpolizer wrote:
erolz66 wrote:I really am trying my best to avoid unnecessary confrontation and personalisation here but at time Paphitis you really can be a dick head.


He does it all the time to me. Every time he's run out of arguments he starts bitter talk about Cyprus and it's weaknesses.
But he's generally a good puppie and I got used to it. :D


What I find stunning is I say explicitly 'For the record I think Cypriot culture is strong,' and he then quotes that very statement of mine and then claims I stated "Preserving culture is futile he [me] states, especially the weak and insignificant ones like the Cypriot Culture". It is just beyond absurd from where I am sitting. His claim as to what I have said about Cypriot culture specifically are the exact opposite of what I actually said and he himself quoted.
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Re: what next?

Postby Pyrpolizer » Sun Oct 06, 2019 1:13 pm

erolz66 wrote:
Pyrpolizer wrote:
erolz66 wrote:I really am trying my best to avoid unnecessary confrontation and personalisation here but at time Paphitis you really can be a dick head.


He does it all the time to me. Every time he's run out of arguments he starts bitter talk about Cyprus and it's weaknesses.
But he's generally a good puppie and I got used to it. :D


What I find stunning is I say explicitly 'For the record I think Cypriot culture is strong,' and he then quotes that very statement of mine and then claims I stated "Preserving culture is futile he [me] states, especially the weak and insignificant ones like the Cypriot Culture". It is just beyond absurd from where I am sitting. His claim as to what I have said about Cypriot culture specifically are the exact opposite of what I actually said and he himself quoted.


Yep that's Paphitis. He likes to jump to his own concussions and add up things out of thin air.
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Re: what next?

Postby Londonrake » Sun Oct 06, 2019 1:20 pm

Pyrpolizer wrote:..................................................He likes to jump to his own concussions and add up things out of thin air.


:lol: :lol: :lol: Perhaps it's something in the water? :wink:
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Re: what next?

Postby Paphitis » Sun Oct 06, 2019 2:15 pm

Kikapu wrote:
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It is amazing how some people would love to see the end of the EU, the longest peacetime in Europe, to perhaps the return of fascism and wars. This is what happens when stupid people who have never faced wars personally are first in tempting fate. :roll:



It is the UN that has been the peacekeeping force, not the EU... :roll:

And don't you think the idea that the whole of Europe is going to be teleported back to the 1930s because they can't buy tomatoes tariff free from each other a bit far fetched...? :lol:


I see. You mean the same UN that prevented the break up of Yugoslavia with thousands of deaths in Europe, not to mentions many other conflicts around the world. Is that the same undemocratic UN you are talking about? Isn't funny, that all the once satellite states of Yugoslavia have either already or wants to become an EU member. Is it because the EU provides economic and political stability to the whole of Europe? Surely that can't be! :roll:

Racism and fascism is already taking place in the UK with the likes of Boris Johnson, the Tory party and it's supporters, which even the brother of Boris can't take it and left the party. It will only get worse if the UK is completely out of the EU with no oversight of the EU values the UK has enjoyed for the past half a century. I am glad I do not live in the UK.


Yugoslavia was always going to break up.

Nothing the UN, EU or NATO can do about it.

Kikapu, I am astonished you are calling Boris' supporters as being fascist and racist. :shock: It's a complete cop out.

It's seems to be flavour of the month now to call people who have some pride in their country as patriots and who wish to maintain their way of life as they know it, as being racist and fascist.

The fascists Kikapu, are not the Brits, or the Hungarians. They are patriots.

The fascists are the EU who treated Greece, Spain, Portugal and Cyprus the way they did with massive austerity and the EU who disrespects the democratic wishes of the British People in the biggest vote held in Britain in living memory.


Racism comes in many different forms, and yes, Boris is a racist along with Farage. They don’t need to wear KKK outfits, but look at their racist drives during the referendum, which were pointed at the Poles, who had legal rights to be in the UK and towards the Turks should they become an EU members. Surely you don’t think Boris is a Democrat, do you? Boris talks about democracy when it suits him but then throws 21 of his MPs out of the Tory party because these MPs used their democratic rights to vote against the Tory Party’s wishes. Was is not the people who had voted these 21 MPs into the Tory party democratically in the first place? What gives Boris the right to disenfranchise those who had voted for these 21 Tory MPs. When Boris’s own brother walked away from Boris and the Tory party, only shows how disgusted he was with Boris and the Tory party to what they stood for.

On the subject of “protecting one’s culture’, just how do you propose the UK will do that by being out of the EU? All advanced growing economies need more workers that their country can produce due to low birth rates. Does it matter if these workers come legally from EU states who have European cultures with freedom of movement or with a point system from around the world which may not have European cultures, but instead totally different ones. Protecting the British culture argument is a totally bullshit argument as it cannot be protected 100%. The EU citizens in the UK are more likely to integrate to British culture far more than those from most other countries who may be coming on point system, or is the point system is just a front to discriminate certain people from different cultures from coming to the UK? That too can be considered to be racist, no?


Hyperbole!

But yes, I understand when that side is faced with a losing battle, their only tactic is to discredit, and accuse the opposition of racism, fascism, and compare them to all kinds of nasty things like the KKK and Nazism.

But here are the facts. If I was white like Boris and Nigel are, I too would be accused of being a KKK or Hitler incarnate. Nothing can be further from the truth.

I love and respect other cultures and love plurality. I, much like Boris and Nigel would like to defend democracy, the right of the common citizen, the worker, and the sovereign borders of nation states like Britain, Cyprus and all the nations of the world,

The other irony is this. Those who label us as KKK and Nazis, about to shove hundreds of people into gas chambers, it is in fact they who are compromising democracy and therefore by definition far closer to the KKK and Nazism than we can ever be.

How can Britain protect its sovereignty and culture. They can regain control of their border and introduce the Australian Immigration points system which they have been wanting to do.
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Re: what next?

Postby Paphitis » Sun Oct 06, 2019 2:19 pm

Lordo wrote:stop entertaining the lemon taster of the forum.

to the important news of the day. boris b'stard will not leave no 10 even after a no-confidence vote and dares the queen to sack him. they tried a law from couple of hundered years ago to prorogue parliament for 5 weeks and now it seems we shall use similar law from that time to rmove the bast'rd. was b'stard ahead of his time or not?




I know how he feels.

There is probably no point packing, leaving only to be back in a few weeks time with a majority Government.

Let's just start thinking about the carbon footprint and just let him stay in number 10 purely from an environmental pont of view. We j=must keep GRETA happy after all.

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