Off Topic The Politics Thread

Better than none as you well know mate

 

I see the Yukon festival in China is underway, where they boil cats and dogs alive before eating them.

****ing savages

 

None would have embarrassed you less

 

Once the Brexit checks kick in we’ll be lucky to have dogs and cats to eat.

 

I told you all years back….he was never “cuddly lovable buffoon Boris” despite what his image writers would have people believe

 

I'm sure it would have. I always try to back up my nonsense, others don't bother and hope nobody notices

 

Many simple folk fell for it, others just obviously wanted the country damaged.

 

Luckily we in the west only do that to chickens.
#bekind

 

does cat and dog taste like chichen

 

I’ll always notice

 

You cook chickens alive, do you? Is it a custom in Staines?

****ing primitives in that part of China

 

You probably do

 

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/chickens-being-boiled-alive-just-8730681

There you go mate….always best to be able to back up a story, eh ?

 

That **** don't know what side his bread's buttered let alone what side to pick in a war - populist move at best, lucky guess probably

 

All part of the great deception mate. A few elites are making a lot of money from this conflict

 

Feels like an expensive way of appeasing racists. Could we not just subsidise Carling?

 

Not saying it’s a good thing or a bad thing…..but isn’t that report a bit slanted ?
Maybe I’m not reading it correctly but doesn’t the report say that while it would have a cost of £169k for each person…it would then go on to save between £106k and £165k ? Or are they saying there are two completely separate reports, with vastly different figures attached ?
Very confusing….maybe done so on purpose

 

A breakdown of the costs said that a third country like Rwanda would get £105,000, the Home Office £18,000, costs for flying and escorting would be £22,000, costs for detention would be £7,000 and costs to the Ministry of Justice would be £1,000.

who makes these numbers up
return flight this saturday to kigali is 975 pounds

 

Nicholas Drummond
@nicholadrummond

Western intelligence agencies are warning that Putin has been mortally wounded by Prigozhin’s aborted coup and that NATO must prepare for the collapse of Russia. It’s difficult to predict the likely timing, but civil war seems inevitable rather than possible. We could see a humanitarian catastrophe unfold. Worse still, different factions vying for control of Russia’s nuclear stockpiles might force us to deploy ground forces to stabilise the region and prevent the wrong people gaining access to WMD. However likely or unlikely this scenario is, Britain needs to be prepared for the unexpected and we are not. We have had 12 months to ramp-up our capabilities. But whereas our European partners have increased defence spending, we contemplating further cuts.

 

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Community notes has rightly corrected the useless little tool on his British history