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Same as me. I always enjoyed his debates and agreed with some things and disagreed with others. Absolutely heartbreaking for his family and will significantly add to an already divided society in the US.
"It's worrying when you see how the legal system has acted over the past two years'"
How has the legal sysytem acted over the last 2 years?
"Then we have kids haven't to visit mosques and learning all about the Muslim faith , something in isolation as I've never read or heard about school visits to Synagogues being part of the school curriculum"
Schools have done it for years. It's been part of the curriculum where they also learn about Christianity as the main relgion of GB, humanism, atheism etc. As part of this they also learn about tolerance, understanding others views etc. All kids from all sorts of backgrounds have these lessons. I also don't know of any school who has been forced to cancel Christmas or Easter celebarations because of 'multiculturalism'. This is the sort of BS which gets thrown around and taken as read.
I have to say I thought the original post was interesting showing how far we've swung as a country over the last few years. The asumptions inherent in your post speak for themselves. Which views do they hold which are not in alignment? How will this lead to the collapse of the UK? So a couple of Muslims in key positions in the UK is going to be catastrophic? If you'd kept the sentiment of the post and swapped the word 'Muslim' for 'Jewish' there would be outcry of antismemtism - and rightly so. Gwyn has even had to defend a person and point out his excellent credentials to perform his role simply because he is a Muslim. Depressing times.
I should have put a comma between bollocks and poor defending. I thought our general play in the first half was ok and we certainly should have been a couple up. Agree re: the movement up top from midfield.Let's hope we can push on this half and it doesn't become too scrappy.
I'd agree with all of that. The national academy was also a big factor in developing those players. I think a big reason for the waning interest is that there's no appetite for the URC as a competition coupled with ridiculous ko times. I think 4 regions could contiue to work perfectly well in a Anglo/Welsh or even a British league. Combined with links to the Universities and school 16-18 rugby provison or scholarhsips so that we don't lose the best players to England. Oh, and a proper audit of the WRU's books to see where all the money goes.
Luckily there are decent people like Stephen Kinsella and his group who don't get nearly enough airtime on this subject whilst muppets like Charlie Mullins are on constantly.
This trade deal is our biggest since Brexit and represents only 0.1% of our GDP. All trades deals added together since Brexit add up to 0.5%. Still a long way to go to make up for the loss 4% incurred. Typical of Farage to frame it as 'Indians taking British jobs'. Never turned up to meetings to represent British fisherman in Europe, has barely set foot in Clacton where he is supposed to reprsent his constituency. The guy is a grifter who continues to spout his nonsense and people continue to fall for it.
Not that it should matter, but I often browse the forum and pop in occasionally, sometimes to highlight hypocrisy.
The irony of Boundy calling out some posters when him (and you to be fair) are exactly the same but from an opposite political perspective. It's like an GB news echo chamber on here sometimes with the pair of you. That said, I'm sure he's a terrific guy.
You've made my point for me. Whether you're a 'beaut' or not is in the eye of the beholder.
Just a point of order. Are you sure you are correct re: the use of its v it's? I thought its is a possessive pronoun for nouns that don’t have a defined gender. In contrast, it’s (with an apostrophe) is the shortened form of it is or it has.
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