Rayvin

Antifa have guns now too man. It's surreal.

FFS. Well done Antifa you utter fucknuts - you've legitimised the NRA. Is civil war likely? Not on a national scale, but they've already had street brawls between Antifa and Trump supporters that the police had just stood by and watched. I noticed recently that Antifa are now going to protests armed to the teeth, so why wouldn't we expect the NRA to take that as an open invitation for stuff like this? People are fucking stupid.

Aye, saw that Has no shame at all.

It's hard to imagine that the club could be incompetent enough to offer him 100m a few weeks ago and then turn around and change that to 30m. Having said that, id quite readily believe that they never offered 100m to begin with unless Ashley actually said it.

I'm stunned Milan would even want him.

This is all starting to look very familiar iyam.

Man gets sent flying by out of control bus. Gets up and heads into pub like nothing happened https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/jun/27/i-get-knocked-down-man-hit-by-bus-gets-back-up-again-and-heads-to-pub

What did you get suspended for?

Well, here we go then. 5 years of whatever this is.

That is brilliant

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/38666914 Corbyn maybe one of the few people who can say they lied about him. Even the BBC admitted as much

There will be ways in which they have bias based on the context of the culture they work within, but I can't think of a better news outlet across the whole world. As such, we basically have to consider them the standard.

It's quite possible that he's learned from the January window that he needs to make noises about a lack of activity sooner rather than later.

The drama in this thread

Have to say, even with my less than favourable opinions on the MSM, I consider that because the BBC gets criticism from both 'sides' of the political spectrum, it probably is neutral. That said, it is revealed as a mouthpiece of the establishment more on what it doesn't report on than what it does.

yeah totally understandable for you personally. Sounds like the change came in with the financial crisis then? Makes sense I suppose, but if so, it's definitely been supported and encouraged by Tory austerity drives.

That's where society has ended up in a number of areas I think, but interesting to hear that there's been such a noticeable shift. Over what period of time? (i.e. when did you first start)

If 600 towers have it, and it is dangerous but has been approved by government regulations, then the fault for this lies with the government, and it is the government who should reimburse everyone for the costs of fixing it. That's what the businesses will argue at least.

The decision may well have been made 6 weeks ago mind. Takes time to ease people out of the club and negotiate a departure. I doubt Rafa has been sitting on his hands while this has been happening.

Does this mean that the City Of London will indeed become independent

Nice to see the whole media establishment calling them out on this.

"Worked very hard" = "Had rich parents, could afford privileged educations, had contacts for good jobs, worked about as hard as everyone else just with the advantages of hereditary wealth and class."

Yeah certainly no great loss these days. Don't dislike the guy, but his departure signals the end of the crappy way things used to be done, hopefully.

Willfully ignorant, you lot.

Well said Parky. I fully understand the intended meaning of what you're setting out here, based on the context within which you've applied the word, and applaud your ability to articulate your thoughts with the full lexical range available to you.