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9/11! strange that.

1000s of degree fire that melts the building over multiple floors preserves the terrorists passports perfectly. throw your passport in a pizza oven and see what happens.

don't know what the story is, but their story doesn't add up. maybe because they read it upside down. lol.
 
Dave said:
And that's how a poster blows any claim of credibility out the water...
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The official story does stink, though.

The same with the 7/7 London bombings. In both cases there just happened to be large scale drills that mimicked the exact same sorts of disasters as were happening in fact.

I mean, if we're prepared to admit the Reichstag fire was done for geopolitical reasons, why can't other disasters also possibly be the same sort of thing?
 
OrbitalDawn said:
I mean, look how desperate he is to pin the terror attacks on refugees, despite all of them coming from citizens of the countries
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Desperate? :crylaugh: throwing facts into the face of the willfully ignorant is not desperation, more of a fun pastime.

You magically missed the published FACT that two of the Paris attackers were confirmed Iraqi's? Pray tell how were they "citizens of the countries"? :crylaugh:

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Literally just wants to push an agenda.
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:rolleyes: says the guy who is literally ignoring the facts
 
access said:
9/11! strange that.

1000s of degree fire that melts the building over multiple floors preserves the terrorists passports perfectly. throw your passport in a pizza oven and see what happens.

don't know what the story is, but their story doesn't add up. maybe because they read it upside down. lol.
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O geesus christ not this again...
 
Brexit: EU-27 agree negotiating stance

European Council President Donald Tusk, chairing the talks in Brussels, tweeted that the "firm and fair political mandate" for the talks was ready.

The 27 leaders - UK PM Theresa May was not present - approved within a minute the the guidelines first issued on 31 March by Mr Tusk.

Talks with the UK will begin after the general election on 8 June.

The deadline for completing the negotiations is 29 March 2019.
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f2wohf said:
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...t-negotiations-speech-eu-summit-a7711206.html
May seems to have absolutely no understanding whatsoever of the Brexit process.
Either she's playing dumb, either I'm very scared for the British people.
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To be fair an EU-exit has never been done before by anyone, there is no established "process" nor precedent. Odds are both parties have unrealistic expectations this early on, they'll have to find a way to come to some sort of agreement eventually.

Although it's quite rich for an un-elected bureaucrat who has no clue about the man in the street to say things like:
Ms May “lived in another galaxy” and was “deluding herself”
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NarrowBandFtw said:
To be fair an EU-exit has never been done before by anyone, there is no established "process" nor precedent. Odds are both parties have unrealistic expectations this early on, they'll have to find a way to come to some sort of agreement eventually.

Although it's quite rich for an un-elected bureaucrat who has no clue about the man in the street to say things like:
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Can you cut the comments like non elected and educate yourself first ?

The European Council votes by qualified majority for a nominee for the post of President, taking account of the latest European elections.

He is elected by the European Council AND the European Parliament.

By the way, remind me when the British voted for May as PM ? Or did they vote for Cameron who resigned and then the party appointed May ? Was she elected as PM ? No.

To match with you, I'll refer to her as the un-elected bureaucrat as well.
 
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f2wohf said:
Can you cut the comments like non elected and educate yourself first ?
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OK let's play your game, I'm in!
f2wohf said:
He is elected by the European Council AND the European Parliament
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Hell that didn't take long :crylaugh: you proved my point for me, thanks man!

un-elected BY THE PEOPLE OF THE EU btw, was I somehow too subtle?!?
 
NarrowBandFtw said:
OK let's play your game, I'm in!

Hell that didn't take long :crylaugh: you proved my point for me, thanks man!

un-elected BY THE PEOPLE OF THE EU btw, was I somehow too subtle?!?
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And the EU Parliament is elected by the people of the EU so he's indirectly elected.

Exactly like May...
 
May is warned 'Brexit cannot be a success' at disastrous No 10 dinner that left EU chiefs believing the chance of a deal is less than 50%

So did the EU just admit (bolded part) that their nonsensical "divorce bill" has no standing legally? All they can really do is threaten Britain that there will be no trade deal if a divorce bill is not settled? Fascinating stuff...

Theresa May was warned 'Brexit cannot be a success' at a disastrous No 10 dinner that left EU chiefs believing the chances of a deal are less than 50 per cent, it emerged today.

The Prime Minister hosted EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker and chief negotiator Michel Barnier in Downing Street last Wednesday night.

But the 90 minute dinner broke up with Mr Juncker 'ten times more sceptical' about the prospects of a deal within two years, according to a highly partisan leak in the German press.

The new account, based entirely on Brussels sources, reveals Mrs May urged 'let us make Brexit a success' but Mr Juncker replied 'Brexit cannot be a success'.

The meeting was intended to smooth the way to Saturday's agreement by the remaining EU 27 of their negotiating guidelines - seen as a hardline position in London.

No 10 today said it did not 'recognise' the account of the meeting and pointed to an official statement from Mr Juncker describing it as 'constructive'.

Brexit supporters told MailOnline the claims were 'preliminary scene setting' as both sides set out their stall and played down the risk to the talks as a whole.

As reports of the dinner emerged, Mrs May was yesterday forced to reject claims from Mr Juncker she was in a 'different galaxy' to those she was negotiating with.

A call from Mr Juncker after the dinner prompted German Chancellor Angela Merkel to warn about 'delusions' in London last Thursday - leading to Mrs May's Friday warning to Tory activists the EU was ganging up on Britain in a tit-for-tat row.
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Mrs May insisted Britain was not obligated by the EU treaties to pay any kind of Brexit bill and was backed up by her Brexit Secretary David Davis who said leaving the EU court meant any bill could not be enforced.

Mr Juncker replied this would mean no trade deal between Britain and the EU.
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Chris_the_Brit said:
May is warned 'Brexit cannot be a success' at disastrous No 10 dinner that left EU chiefs believing the chance of a deal is less than 50%

So did the EU just admit (bolded part) that their nonsensical "divorce bill" has no standing legally? All they can really do is threaten Britain that there will be no trade deal if a divorce bill is not settled? Fascinating stuff...
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No, how on earth did you interpret it that way? The part you boldest doesn't include the EU admitting anything whatsoever :confused:
 
f2wohf said:
Can you cut the comments like non elected and educate yourself first ?


By the way, remind me when the British voted for May as PM ? Or did they vote for Cameron who resigned and then the party appointed May ? Was she elected as PM ? No.
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Speaking of educating yourself...

Could you say who was the last British PM who was elected to that position?
 
Dave said:
Speaking of educating yourself...

Could you say who was the last British PM who was elected to that position?
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David Cameron indirectly elected on 7 May 2015 but the voters knew he would be PM.

When the MPs voted for May, the electors didn't vote for it.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Kingdom_general_election,_2015

But as usual, you miss the point. May was elected indirectly, as Juncker was which makes them both un-elected bureaucrats according to NarrowBand.
 
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Chris_the_Brit said:
May is warned 'Brexit cannot be a success' at disastrous No 10 dinner that left EU chiefs believing the chance of a deal is less than 50%

So did the EU just admit (bolded part) that their nonsensical "divorce bill" has no standing legally? All they can really do is threaten Britain that there will be no trade deal if a divorce bill is not settled? Fascinating stuff...
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Then easy, UK civil servants working at the EU won't get pensions and medical aid.

The U.K. companies awarded tenders in projects funded by the EU will see their tender revoked since the U.K. didn't fund its share.

Otherwise, no there is no admission whatsoever by EU officials.
 
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