RichardDunneOwnGoal
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May I just interject to say how rough Kay Burley is looking this morning.
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Attacks in Paris
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Scottyboi
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Meant to be taking my little nephew to the Christmas markets today, not going now because he's crying saying that he "doesn't want to die". How sad is that
Find the fact you aren't taking him more sad. He has nothing to worry about.
Find the fact you aren't taking him more sad. He has nothing to worry about.
I want to. His mum and dad have caved in though
Scottyboi
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If the muslims were peaceful in their majority , then surley they should unite to condemn any acts of terrorism and work with all the other communities to alienate and identify the culprits. Sadly this does not happen and they are eventually going to experience a backlash for their silence.
A backlash for their silence, they have had it a lot worse than France for over 20 year's now. They are well aware of the danger Daaesh pose.
Ducado
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They have just done what they wantI want to. His mum and dad have caved in though
Scottyboi
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I want to. His mum and dad have caved in though
They will make him scared of his own shadow, exactly what the bearded tramps want.
bluemoon98
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Meant to be taking my little nephew to the Christmas markets today, not going now because he's crying saying that he "doesn't want to die". How sad is that
That's horrible mate :/ people shouldn't be scared of going outdoors in this day and age but it happens. ;(
But this is what they want of course people will feel scared going to areas but this is what they are after - for people to be scared to 'live'
They will make him scared of his own shadow, exactly what the bearded tramps want.
Dont see what Wooneys wife has to do with this mate tbf.
stonerblue
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That's horrible mate :/ people shouldn't be scared of going outdoors in this day and age but it happens. ;(
Does it? Really?
Then i suggest they get a grip.
I worked in Manchester at the height of the IRA terror campaign and we had a bomb scare every week. Did i stop going to work, or Maine road or clubbing? Did i fuck, and neither did the rest of Manchester.
feedmpenzaandhewillscore
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Ironically exactly why Obama made making the US energy independent his number one strategic priority and why the US's biggest ally Saudi Arabia has spent two years trying to drive down the oil price to make shale oil uneconomical. Who suffered the most? Probably Russia who then millitarised to puff their chests. It will always go on and on and you remove an evil and an evil replaces it
We have a winning post here, flattening Iraq and Syria won't work and NATO does not have the stomach for boots on the ground. Don't be surprised if we are still debating what to do in 10 or 20 years time what to do.
OB1
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We're safe. Thanks for the messages. A friend was at the gig he took a bullet in the leg and got out. Others we don't have news from as of yet. Venturing out now. Bataclan, Petit Camboj, Rue Charonne, all local to me and places we go to almost weekly.
Stay safe.
We're safe. Thanks for the messages. A friend was at the gig he took a bullet in the leg and got out. Others we don't have news from as of yet. Venturing out now. Bataclan, Petit Camboj, Rue Charonne, all local to me and places we go to almost weekly.
Glad to hear you're OK mate.
We're safe. Thanks for the messages. A friend was at the gig he took a bullet in the leg and got out. Others we don't have news from as of yet. Venturing out now. Bataclan, Petit Camboj, Rue Charonne, all local to me and places we go to almost weekly.
Good on you mate, was a bit worried when you didn't Tweet anything with both a footy match and a semi-famous rock band in town!
Stay safe
RichardDunneOwnGoal
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We have a winning post here, flattening Iraq and Syria won't work and NATO does not have the stomach for boots on the ground. Don't be surprised if we are still debating what to do in 10 or 20 years time what to do.
Yeah, and people like you and your mate @EalingBlue2 will still be saying it has entirely nothing to do with Islam.
big blue balls
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I'm still waiting for the peaceful anti ISIS 100,000 strong march with the banner at the front saying ''NOT IN MY NAME''If the muslims were peaceful in their majority , then surley they should unite to condemn any acts of terrorism and work with all the other communities to alienate and identify the culprits. Sadly this does not happen and they are eventually going to experience a backlash for their silence.
Hell will freeze over first
RichardDunneOwnGoal
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Second that, speedy recovery to your mate @BillyShears
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All the posts of "RIP"...there's no resting in any peace. They're dead. Gone. They'll be buried or cremated and that's it, worm food. That's the tragedy. Their lives have been cut short, murdered in the name of Jihad.
George Hannah
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that's because "religious types throughout the centuries" = everybody alive. Are you suggesting there are some other "types"? People kill and maim not religion.Religion and religious types have, throughout the centuries, killed and maimed for their God(s). It will never stop.