Prime Minister Soon To resign

No I dinnee, and i donee pretend t'be a Jock in Chicago either Son.


Fritz Von Keepin it real

Well I guess you need to practice your Scottish spellings a bit.

Have fun talking to yourself.

Slainté

Jim

Yes you are correct, just like the Bavarians steriotyped in your neighbourhood as you seem to play at being a so-called highlander, nothing to do with the real world, and everything to do with Hollywood and bullshit³.


Fritz Von Get a life Pal

Lot's of Dubya licking to do this week our Tone, innit.


Fritz Von last Chance to be on world stage

That's a pretty big chip you have on your shoulder there Fritz.

What a sad life it must be spending all your free time in here ranting and raving about everything under the sun.....of course if you feel so strongly about things you could get yourself into a position where you could actually affect the outcomes.....but there again, that would mean actually having to get off your backside and doing something about it rather than pontificating on an obscure Hi-Fi forum.

As for me I'll just practice being an immortal.

Slainté

Jim

I didn't think you'd produce anything original; be happy John.



Fritz Von My only chip is that my mirror lies

Remember last year when just before the US election some people (including myself) thought that the possibility of Dubya / Rummy postponing that date because of some imaginary terrorist/security reason wasn't so very far fetched ?
Well, wouldn't it be naughty if just such a diversionary tactic happened in the UK, firstly to justify (?) the Home Secretary's unbelievably illogical and unconstitutional bill announced today regarding house arrest for who'ever fits the frame ? (Remember the good old SUSS LAW under Maggie?) and National paranoia against anything other than kosher, innit.


Fritz Von Dangerous games are being played here

?³ too !!!


innit

And it's not just the house arrest bit, either:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/comment/story/0,,1419842,00.html

Sorry to hijack your thread, Fritz.

quote:

Originally posted by starbuck:
And it's not just the house arrest bit, either:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/comment/story/0,,1419842,00.html

Sorry to hijack your thread, Fritz.

starbuck,

It's rare for me (or the Guardian, for that matter) to agree with Boris Johnson and the Tory press, but these new laws, which can be used to prevent people demonstrating peacefully against business, are pretty scary.

Theoretically, an old lady handing out leaflets outside McDonalds could face a fine and prison. As could the recent religious protestors outside theatres; the law threatens those who may impart 'financial loss' on a business, as well as ‘alarm or distress’.

Regards

Stephen

PS I found you strangely attractive in the new 'BattleStar Galactica'.....

quote:

Originally posted by Berlin Fritz:
?³ too !!!


innit

I refer to the latest 'bullshit' regarding the WMD inquiry and who told who what to say !!!

I'm amazed that story got no coverage whatever on the BBC yesterday

Jon. I beleive it's being discussed in the hoose today ? If what I hear is true and can be proven, I really can't see how any honourable leader can survive, whoever she/he is ?


Fritz Von Enough is enough³


P.S. I would imagine the BBC has a very close interest in this story ? Gilligan and all that !!!

Yeah but they got shot of Gilligan (and the chairman and d-g who the government had obviously decided had 'gone native') after the astonishingly one-sided Hutton Report, and now it looks like the Beeb are running scared. A very sad state of affairs indeed.

JR

I do hope you're wrong Jon ?

It's not a sinister Tory plot, & I feel it's been dug purely by 'Ali & Tone' and if people don't recognise the significance of sending British Servicemen and Women to action on the strength of an obvious lie a factor far more important than all of the others put together(especially as lives have been lost) and pale into insignificance in my view, though at present act as a great smokescreen to the public at large, eg. hunting, food-dyes, waiting lists, pensioners rights, paranoia from terrorism, changing perfectly good laws into perfectly silly laws, and wasting more Parliamentary time on irellevant rubbish.


Fritz Von When are you leaving Mick ?

The farce over the Charles/Camilla 'marriage' has been to my mind more than a useful and timely diversion from what should be top of the news agenda everywhere. It's an absolute scandal in my view that the government should commit the UK to war on the basis of a 'legal opinion' drawn up by a couple of pipsqueaks in No.10!

JR

Yes Jon, it was rather conveniently timed to perfection almost wasn't it ?
though one mustn't forget that the Royal family and timing are difficult to
seperate, innit. I feel myself that If in the event of the General (viagara-free)
Erection actually occurring on May 4th, it may well also be much to the Prime
Minister's advantage to politically highjack the 60th anniversary of V.E. Day,
which happens four days later! and bundle it nicely in with the future €uropean
Constitution 'discussion' ?
Assuming he wins of course ? (or steps down as leader ?)
many I feel, see the sombre, though celebratory freeing of Britain by our fore-fathers &
Mothers from Nazi tyranny naturally, as a day for the whole Nation, and not to be played
around with by silly little egoistic oiks, who seem to very conveniently forget from
where they themselves came, innit ?


Fritz Von Well that's allright then !


N.B. I've just seen on 'Sky News' that the single Lockerbie bomber accused and jailed
has been moved (or is being moved ?) from the originally agreed Glasgow prison to a
lower security set up in Greenock. Wether Sky propaganda, or true ? I find the possible
implications of this man having an accident, or dying, or his cell being 'put on fire',
by prisoners looking (or being guided ?) to avenge the victims most profound. Without
going into the ins and outs of Lockerbie all over again, it is generally agreed by many,
that this man is a scapegoat, and the recent better Diplomatic Relations with Lybia, as
well as financial rewards (in both directions) large British Industrial contracts, as well
a 'fine top quality' Lybian oil, come as a result of this 'high level' compramise. It is
well documented that certain victims families themselves believe this man is not guilty,
and have proven their own belief alongside their grief by refusing compenasation to date,
as it's in their eyes tainted money, and 'Great Respect' to them too.
As this subject of
custody is in the news at the moment this could well prove to be another page filler, and
diversionary tactic to help us not think about (I didn't say forget) far far more important
matters of State that can only be changed by a vote of no confidence, just think of all
the bloody hundreds of hours of highly valuable Parliamentary time has been wasted talking
about fox hunting in relation to the reason's to invade Iraq, NHS waiting lists, etc, etc,
Democratic priorities at their finest methinks! and as our Mick says quite rightly, you
can't continually blame the Politician's, as the Electorate are ultimately answerable to,
or is that too fancifull and simplistic a thought ?

quote:

Originally posted by JonR:
The farce over the Charles/Camilla 'marriage' has been to my mind more than a useful and timely diversion from what should be top of the news agenda everywhere.

Surely, Iraq has been more or less off the top of the news agenda since the elections there.

Regards
Steve M

Agreed, Steve, until yesterday's revelations - surely a matter for national debate and concern.

Fritz, the likelihood is that Blair will win the election whenever it comes but with a reduced majority. He'll win by default because the Tories don't stack up as a credible party of government right now. So if Blair sees some capital out of hijacking VE day, then he probably will. I would put nothing past him these days.

JR

quote:

Originally posted by JonR:
Agreed, Steve, until yesterday's revelations - surely a matter for national debate and concern.

I don't agree Jon. I think it's time to move on.

Regards
Steve M

Of course the Attorney General wasn't told what to say over WMD's, how bloody proposterous can you get Fritz ?


Fritz Von He's his own man isn't he, even though he was our Tone's ex boss once !

I was just pondering upon wether Charles Clark is Prime Ministerial material or not ! I think the answer is a resounding Yes!!! though as some of you may well know ? I'd personally rather see our Jack at the helm (to start with.)


Fritz Von You read it here first, Sod those self-interest 'journo's', innit.

What with sleeping 10cms off of the ground on a futon base, and waking up lately in the middle of the night surrounded by tv. plug bank, digital reciever, cordless phone, answer machine, telephone, and broadband splitter on the wall, all showing their standby lights of varying colours, it's like coming in to land on Heathrow's main bloody runway, it's enough to drive a man t'drink so it is !


Fritz Von My mate's younger brother's got 7 fingers and the mean sod got him fire crackers for his sixth birthday ?