the irish problem

[vic mcclymont]

30 back up claims against D. M. D.M. Actually rubbished the claims against Soros that he supported Marxists etc.

[Keith Tindell]

Swampy must be getting on in years now, i have no idea where he is, or what he is protesting on. I would hazard a guess he is still protesting somewhere, and managing to live on benefit, i wonder if he can claim rent allowance living up a tree or down a tunnel ????, kt

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Well, in answer to my own query, he is still active, and looks like he has a family living off grid, does that mean off benefit, one wonders, kt


https://www.theguardian.com/environm...-climate-fight

[Lewis McColl]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/stories-49584157

[vic mcclymont]

Can't find any reference to D. M.

[happy daze john in oz]

Lewis, as you say most are rat bags most likely out for what is in it for them.
We have them here in Oz, nothing more than professional protesters.
But if they are not cut off at the root there is the risk of further and even more violent behavior.

Why the Police did nothing is not new, if like our force here in Victoria they have been emasculated by the Labor state gov.

I just hope it does not spread as the greater majority both North and South just want a peaceful life.

[Ivan Cloherty]

Why the Police did nothing is not new, if like our force here in Victoria they have been emasculated by the Labor state gov.
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A report on TV yesterday stated that there are now more policewomen than policemen in England. From what I've seen there appears to be no minimum height requirements or restrictions on rotundness

[thomas michael]

hi ivan cloherty #36
trouble is there are very few of them that look remotely like women.
never mind the fat ones.
tom

[happy daze john in oz]

Take a good look at the female soccer and cricket teams, what are they.

Some years back the Australian female cricket team was made up of all les be on our way females.
Cristine Mathews was the wicket keeper and a very good friend of ours, married for a while before discovering she prefered the ladies.
Told us that normal ladies did not have the balls for real cricket as they played it, too soft.
Not quite like that now but close enough.

[Keith at Tregenna]

At least it is not an Irish problem.

K.