Aaaand, here's ALDI again, not giving a **** what I say...honest. I'm loving the burn of reality kicking in to the lefties.
That'll be him away checking all the posts over the last week or so to see who said I hadn't been in here for 3 years now.
Oh dear, that's just something else you got wrong. Not totally though, the fact I never gave it more than a passing thought does at least confirm your posts don't draw that many ****s.
I can't quote every single ALDO post that's had me laughing out loud but every single one deserves post of the year. Dull absolutely destroyed. Funniest thing I've read on here in a long long time
He’s genuinely off his trolley. He actually thinks the 10 people who post on here hold him in high regard and think he’s some kind of genius
Bless, two DMD obsessed lightweights that get dry humped when they try to engage are trying to create the fantasy that a spinning ALDI is somehow a success. My main claim is that you're all too gutless to post your preferred Labour policies and Cabinet. Fantasies like the above replies simply confirm it.
He'll keep quoting and posting pish. If you reply you're triggered. If you don't then you're scared. Dull wins! I don't think his brain has developed beyond puberty.
It looks a Labour win is set to make the UK more isolated. Summary The 2024 European Parliament elections will see a major shift to the right in many countries, with populist radical right parties gaining votes and seats across the EU, and centre-left and green parties losing votes and seats. Anti-European populists are likely to top the polls in nine member states (Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, France, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, and Slovakia) and come second or third in a further nine countries (Bulgaria, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Portugal, Romania, Spain, and Sweden). According to our forecast, almost half the seats will be held by MEPs outside the “super grand coalition” of the three centrist groups. Inside the European Parliament, a populist right coalition of Christian democrats, conservatives, and radical right MEPs could emerge with a majority for the first time. This ‘sharp right turn’ is likely to have significant consequences for European-level policies, which will affect the foreign policy choices that the EU can make, particularly on environmental issues, where the new majority is likely to oppose ambitious EU action to tackle climate change. https://ecfr.eu/publication/a-sharp...t-for-the-2024-european-parliament-elections/ My apologies for posting politics on this DMD obsession thread. It may shatter your delusions, but I'm really not that important.
