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YUP!
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tris
See Fatso (no not conan he of the 32inch waist yeah right I believe )
but whatisname you know the once in a generation guy is saying/threatening
due to Brexit Indyref2…..yeah yeah yeah BRING IT ON
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Yoons and their belief in tortured semantics, their ad hominum attacks on people’s appearance and how they lap up the headlines of the billionaire owned press. Yoons be crazy…
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Dunno about you Conan, but I do have a 32 waist. I wonder what Niko’s is.
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Ooh ! Handbags at dawn dearie
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Niko, what ARE you on about?
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Off topic, but in need of an ambulance service.
How do you spell “goany” as in “No gonae do that” or “Gony do that”
Anyone know?
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Gonnae seems the best option to me.
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Seems good to me. Gonnae go with it.
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Ah well Conan’s the linguinst. If he says 2 “n”s then I’ll go with that.
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gonae would be my guess
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Sorry, there is a nutcase on the internet right now and bed is not an option 😉
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Niko?
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lol
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Dunno what Eck’s been saying; dunno what you’re saying. Are you sure your’re not the same person?
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Niko: The Ottoman chaise longue of BritNat trolls.
Is he pals with GWC on James Kelly’s blog?
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They may even be the same person…
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Nah, GWC is someone who knows *exactly* what he’s doing…
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GWC has destroyed James Kelly’s blog. I wouldn’t be surprised if he was some kind of paid agent.
And with the shenanigans we have seen with Craig Murray, Wings ( and I am very curious at the placings of wings on a google search ) etc wrt twitter and facebook, I wouldnt be surprised if all the prominent sites start getting attacked in the run up to ID2. I suspect a lot of rehearsing is going on.
I would say GWC took about 6 months or so to render James comments unreadable.
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GWC is a pain. And there’s nothing that James can do about him. You can’t bar people.
It’s not James’ fault. The best way to deal with GWC is to ignore him. But people rise to the bait every time.
It’s just encouraging him. I’m guessing that he’s a rather solitary person with not much else to do… the kind of person that they portrayed a typical Cybernat to be.
No, he’s not Niko. Niko is fun; GWC is not.
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I took a look at this and I’m not absolutely sure of the integrity of this poll. They don’t reveal the methodology of the poll beyond saying it was an “online poll” with 3000 respondents. That might be no more than a twitter poll or a doodle poll or an online poll that allowed multiple voting (it is quite easy to undermine an online poll just by clearing your internet cache and re-voting again and again; I even did that for a laugh once: https://terryentoure.blogspot.ch/2016/09/power-to-people.html). It honestly could be anything with any error margin. They then compare to a poll carried out by the newspaper on June 22nd with 5200 responses and 73.6% for Leave. They don’t say if that was an online poll or how they carried that one out, either. All sounds a bit dubious to me. I’m not sure if we are comparing apples and oranges.
“Our poll is a snapshot of opinion and is as reliable as any other poll…and as history has shown, that reliability is built on shaky ground”. It is certainly built on shaky ground if you don’t publish the methodology.
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Yes, as I said, I’m not sure about it either, but it’s a little interesting nonetheless.
I don’t know if you’ve seen any polling from a reputable polling company on the current situation?
I can’t help but think that there must have been a swing away from Leave… and let’s face it it was a relatively small win to begin with.
Still, every day you notice some part of the population of the UK that wants special measures put in place for it.
Nissan and the North East, London and the City, Northern Ireland, Gibraltar, universities, Scotland… If all of us get special consideration, there won’t be much Brexit… More Foxy and Davis, Govey and IDS, along with Patel and that odious Grayling bloke, all round at Boris’s house, outside the union. The rest of us in some sort of special arrangement or series thereof.
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