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Can you make it so that scrolls across the bottom of the screen, Sky Sports Breaking News style?

That is a disgrace, but other things are brewing in the background. US ISRAELI RELATIONSHIP ABOUT TO CHANGE DRAMATICALLY.

Just keeping KK would have avoided relegation IMO.

Basically I should run America as a benevolent dictator (Berlesconi model). All would be solved in one year.

What? in the way Hitler did Germany a favour by taking them to war? Ashley has no more sorted our finances out than I have. We are more in debt now than we've ever been while our income has been slashed but hey yeah we've cut the wage bill so great, every cloud and all that. Consider this my friend, we are here in this mess until Ashley has got his pound of flesh. And losing 500k per week apparently. Now worship our savior! Aye, a rather bizarre way of sorting our finances out. Dropping down a division and losing £25m a year. Nice one Mike. No doubt we'll see all the top sides in Europe adopting this method as the only way to see out the credit crunch. Freakanomics ftw!1

http://www.toontastic.net/board/index.php?...st&p=721893 I prefer to read what you think, not some mouthpiece from the US with little understanding of economics or healthcare. I think it's a fine thing what happened last night. I think a whole lot more could have gone in at the same time had Obama not already dealt it away last year. I think the entire bipartisan approach was a complete waste of time and energy, as the republican vote shows. The Reps' know that Oh banana will be most vulernable in his first term and they are just trying to fhu. If they can limit him to one term they can get back to business as usual....IMO he has come over too far in their direction in an effort for damage limitation. Also Americans are too dumb, you can't really tell them the truth behind these issues....I mean they started calling OB a communist didn't they?/! It's like the black dude that's shagging Leazes's daughter pretending to like Dire Straits. He's still a black dude, he'll never win him over. Best just stick some Jay-Z on and touch her up right in front of the old goat. I had dinner with 20 prostate cancer specialist a few weeks back when i was on the west coast of the US. This one Dr i sat next to was an amazing bloke. He was from North Carolina so i was treading carefully on the issue of reform and politics. Anyway, this geezer was about 65-70 yo, had prostate cancer himself and when i asked him about health reform what he said was remarkable. He told the story of 3 young men in his care with an aggressive form of the cancer and without insurance. He explained that he, along with his colleagues, had provided care free of charge for these 3 men, giving them surgery (radical prostatectomies) and had negotiated to get free courses of chemotherapy from a deal done with their health centre and our company. I asked him how prevalent that sort of behaviour was in his profession and if that sort of will existed, why was there not a will for stronger reform? He said 'not everybody wants to get paid less but the real problem is one of race, the problem is that he is black'. He apologised for it and was clearly quite moved by the discussion. He was also a massive history buff and gave me loads of recommendations on British history, one of his specialist subjects. I have to admit i was in complete awe of him. What you sayin like? I was only young at the time, so someone correct me if i'm wrong but when Clinton the white man was pushing for reform, there wasn't any support from big business, more complete opposition with millions spent on negative ad campaigns. There was also hardly any opposition whatsoever amongst the people, certainly not the passionate resistance we see with organised protests calling the president a commie. This time the health industry have spent millions in support of the bill, and it's the people Fox news have whipped into a frenzy with irrational fear of the black man that oppose. Either way, the will of the people seems irrelevant. As long as Obama did what Clinton failed to do and made it palatable to the health industry peeps, they wouldn't stand in it's way. Don't think they wanted to stand in the way of OB's first sortie into the unknown, anyway the medicine is modified enough so as 'special interests' haven't had to go to defcon 5. Big Pharma sees America as a big dumb market and is self-aware enough not to rock the boat too much. I was personally shocked at the whole 'illegal immigrants' will suck our money if there is reform bollocks...Anyway the financial crisis is just about to take another turn for the worst...so this will pale into the background... Obama made agreements with big Pharma (no drug re-importation and bulk price negotiations) and Insurance (no public option) so as they wouldn't kick up a fuss against his plan. In '93 they rocked the boat like mutha fucka's without those kind of assurances. It wasn't a case of sitting this one out, they aggressively pursued their interests so that if change was going to happen they'd be ok. Once they were secure of that that, they left the politicians they'd contributed just under £178m to have a political slanging match over how best to deliver their profits. Ooop!! Chez won't like that..

He still looks gay to me.

http://www.toontastic.net/board/index.php?...st&p=721893 I prefer to read what you think, not some mouthpiece from the US with little understanding of economics or healthcare. I think it's a fine thing what happened last night. I think a whole lot more could have gone in at the same time had Obama not already dealt it away last year. I think the entire bipartisan approach was a complete waste of time and energy, as the republican vote shows. The Reps' know that Oh banana will be most vulernable in his first term and they are just trying to fhu. If they can limit him to one term they can get back to business as usual....IMO he has come over too far in their direction in an effort for damage limitation. Also Americans are too dumb, you can't really tell them the truth behind these issues....I mean they started calling OB a communist didn't they?/! It's like the black dude that's shagging Leazes's daughter pretending to like Dire Straits. He's still a black dude, he'll never win him over. Best just stick some Jay-Z on and touch her up right in front of the old goat. I had dinner with 20 prostate cancer specialist a few weeks back when i was on the west coast of the US. This one Dr i sat next to was an amazing bloke. He was from North Carolina so i was treading carefully on the issue of reform and politics. Anyway, this geezer was about 65-70 yo, had prostate cancer himself and when i asked him about health reform what he said was remarkable. He told the story of 3 young men in his care with an aggressive form of the cancer and without insurance. He explained that he, along with his colleagues, had provided care free of charge for these 3 men, giving them surgery (radical prostatectomies) and had negotiated to get free courses of chemotherapy from a deal done with their health centre and our company. I asked him how prevalent that sort of behaviour was in his profession and if that sort of will existed, why was there not a will for stronger reform? He said 'not everybody wants to get paid less but the real problem is one of race, the problem is that he is black'. He apologised for it and was clearly quite moved by the discussion. He was also a massive history buff and gave me loads of recommendations on British history, one of his specialist subjects. I have to admit i was in complete awe of him. What you sayin like? I was only young at the time, so someone correct me if i'm wrong but when Clinton the white man was pushing for reform, there wasn't any support from big business, more complete opposition with millions spent on negative ad campaigns. There was also hardly any opposition whatsoever amongst the people, certainly not the passionate resistance we see with organised protests calling the president a commie. This time the health industry have spent millions in support of the bill, and it's the people Fox news have whipped into a frenzy with irrational fear of the black man that oppose. Either way, the will of the people seems irrelevant. As long as Obama did what Clinton failed to do and made it palatable to the health industry peeps, they wouldn't stand in it's way. Don't think they wanted to stand in the way of OB's first sortie into the unknown, anyway the medicine is modified enough so as 'special interests' haven't had to go to defcon 5. Big Pharma sees America as a big dumb market and is self-aware enough not to rock the boat too much. I was personally shocked at the whole 'illegal immigrants' will suck our money if there is reform bollocks...Anyway the financial crisis is just about to take another turn for the worst...so this will pale into the background...

http://www.toontastic.net/board/index.php?...st&p=721893 I prefer to read what you think, not some mouthpiece from the US with little understanding of economics or healthcare. I think it's a fine thing what happened last night. I think a whole lot more could have gone in at the same time had Obama not already dealt it away last year. I think the entire bipartisan approach was a complete waste of time and energy, as the republican vote shows. The Reps' know that Oh banana will be most vulernable in his first term and they are just trying to fhu. If they can limit him to one term they can get back to business as usual....IMO he has come over too far in their direction in an effort for damage limitation. Also Americans are too dumb, you can't really tell them the truth behind these issues....I mean they started calling OB a communist didn't they?/! It's like the black dude that's shagging Leazes's daughter pretending to like Dire Straits. He's still a black dude, he'll never win him over. Best just stick some Jay-Z on and touch her up right in front of the old goat. I had dinner with 20 prostate cancer specialist a few weeks back when i was on the west coast of the US. This one Dr i sat next to was an amazing bloke. He was from North Carolina so i was treading carefully on the issue of reform and politics. Anyway, this geezer was about 65-70 yo, had prostate cancer himself and when i asked him about health reform what he said was remarkable. He told the story of 3 young men in his care with an aggressive form of the cancer and without insurance. He explained that he, along with his colleagues, had provided care free of charge for these 3 men, giving them surgery (radical prostatectomies) and had negotiated to get free courses of chemotherapy from a deal done with their health centre and our company. I asked him how prevalent that sort of behaviour was in his profession and if that sort of will existed, why was there not a will for stronger reform? He said 'not everybody wants to get paid less but the real problem is one of race, the problem is that he is black'. He apologised for it and was clearly quite moved by the discussion. He was also a massive history buff and gave me loads of recommendations on British history, one of his specialist subjects. I have to admit i was in complete awe of him. What you sayin like?

http://www.toontastic.net/board/index.php?...st&p=721893 I prefer to read what you think, not some mouthpiece from the US with little understanding of economics or healthcare. I think it's a fine thing what happened last night. I think a whole lot more could have gone in at the same time had Obama not already dealt it away last year. I think the entire bipartisan approach was a complete waste of time and energy, as the republican vote shows. The Reps' know that Oh banana will be most vulernable in his first term and they are just trying to fhu. If they can limit him to one term they can get back to business as usual....IMO he has come over too far in their direction in an effort for damage limitation. Also Americans are too dumb, you can't really tell them the truth behind these issues....I mean they started calling OB a communist didn't they?/! It's like the black dude that's shagging Leazes's daughter pretending to like Dire Straits. He's still a black dude, he'll never win him over. Best just stick some Jay-Z on and touch her up right in front of the old goat.

I wondered why I hadn't delved into this thread earlier, now I know.

http://www.toontastic.net/board/index.php?...st&p=721893 I prefer to read what you think, not some mouthpiece from the US with little understanding of economics or healthcare. I think it's a fine thing what happened last night. I think a whole lot more could have gone in at the same time had Obama not already dealt it away last year. I think the entire bipartisan approach was a complete waste of time and energy, as the republican vote shows. The Reps' know that Oh banana will be most vulernable in his first term and they are just trying to fhu. If they can limit him to one term they can get back to business as usual....IMO he has come over too far in their direction in an effort for damage limitation. Also Americans are too dumb, you can't really tell them the truth behind these issues....I mean they started calling OB a communist didn't they?/!

no middle class?? you mean masters and peasants will be the norm?? who'd have thought it from our socialist masters! Edit: It's kinda what they are upto, the well educated and money savvy middle class need to be dealt wiv, as they carry too many notions about democracy and whatnot....

Parky radar has picked up some dissonance in Washington regarding Is Ra El ...something is up...

@ Chez. Btw Tarpley is a muppet but his grandiosity always catches my eye.

Same in England, the target now is to break the middle class. Been hiding their money dontcha know....

Frog footie...ffs!!

Rout need to take the left back on...

Nice sweeping by Collo.

PM dear friends.

For me it was the fact I'd have to wait an extra 2 weeks to get Broadband in if I went with someone else, all down I may add to the way in which BT works. I'll be waiting for the first chance to change back to O2. How quickly can we get out without a penalty?

是，但是不要请求小河

Will it be on the Chinese Telly?