Rwanda flight

[James Curry]

If as alleged Tony Blair was dipping his pen in trap 2 at least the ink well was alive. How about DC , It was alleged that, as a student at Oxford University, former British prime minister David Cameron inserted "a private part of his anatomy" into the mouth of a dead pig, as part of an initiation ceremony for the Piers Gaveston Society. The pig's head is said to have been resting on the lap of another society member during the act. Jul 20 2019
Probably fake news.

[j.sabourn]

Ugh! Fancy putting your head into a pigs mouth. JS

[happy daze john in oz]

I was once told that some young lads eager to exercise their new found hormones did use a female pig for the purpose.
Such a pig on heat will accept such i was informed.

Harry Webb, remember the name now, think it was in early 60's when it happened.

But was it not the Greeks who began the practice of inducting little boys to the joy of rear end sex many long centuries past?

[John Arton]

Going back to the Rwanda flight being stopped at the moment it was due to take off due to the intervention of the European court of Human rights, as it was an intervention not legally binding, they could have just let the flight go, instead it is now turned into a bun fight between that court and British parliamentary sovereignty.
As for msrs Blair and Richards, both of their fathers should have practiced withdrawal some 9 months prior to their births. Both of them send my blood pressure up and cause teeth grinding every time one of them opens their mouths to speak.
Rgds
J.A.

[vic mcclymont]

The EU are hypocrites. In yesterdays D.M. a Professor wrote about camps that are in Libya. the EU pays the Libiyans, and the camps at filthy, bribery and rape at common.
But, the sanctimonious EU criticise for sending people to a sad haven.
And the EU run illegal immigrant camps in Turkey.
Vic

[Doc Vernon]

Going back to the Rwanda flight being stopped at the moment it was due to take off due to the intervention of the European court of Human rights, as it was an intervention not legally binding, they could have just let the flight go, instead it is now turned into a bun fight between that court and British parliamentary sovereignty.
As for msrs Blair and Richards, both of their fathers should have practiced withdrawal some 9 months prior to their births. Both of them send my blood pressure up and cause teeth grinding every time one of them opens their mouths to speak.
Rgds
J.A.

Thanks JA i wish that this would stay on the Rwanda Flight Subject, in place of all the other garbage posted! Oh Dear!!

Cheers

[Keith Tindell]

Now the plan is to security tag the illegal entrants to UK, as usual all and sundry condemn, we have no idea who these people are, so its gift for extremists, and when these people carry out bombings etc, there is a big uproar, from the same people, as well as others, why is the security forces not picking up on these people. We pander to too many ****wits, and its getting worse.

[happy daze john in oz]

Going back to the Rwanda flight being stopped at the moment it was due to take off due to the intervention of the European court of Human rights, as it was an intervention not legally binding, they could have just let the flight go, instead it is now turned into a bun fight between that court and British parliamentary sovereignty.
As for msrs Blair and Richards, both of their fathers should have practiced withdrawal some 9 months prior to their births. Both of them send my blood pressure up and cause teeth grinding every time one of them opens their mouths to speak.
Rgds
J.A.

Are you sure the wo\rds come out of their mouths and not somewhere else.

[Edliantty]

I’ve heard all sorts of bizarre rumors, but I tend to take them with a grain of salt. On a lighter note, I once splurged on some business class flights for a long-haul trip. It made such a difference for the journey, especially when dealing with any travel stress or weird news! Sometimes, it’s those little upgrades that can make a world of difference. Just like how some stories might sound far-fetched, a bit of comfort on a flight can make everything feel a bit more manageable.