| Q. What is the rarest thing in the news this past six weeks? 18:27 - Feb 22 with 885 views | Crawfordsboot |
A. A photo of a syringe, or phial of vaccine, not being held up next to the grinning ass otherwise known as our prime minister.
It would appear that all other Conservative politicians are banned from doing likewise and stealing his limelight in a vain attempt to associate Boris with the vaccine rather than the various “world class” failures that went before.
The man’s a shameless charlatan! |  | | |  |
| Q. What is the rarest thing in the news this past six weeks? on 21:11 - Feb 22 with 800 views | Darth_Koont |
Dunkirk signified a terrible defeat for the British Expeditionary Force. It was turned into a victory of sorts by the actions of many people who helped evacuate the troops and stop a disaster becoming a catastrophe and a total defeat.
The vaccinations are Boris’s flotilla of plucky little boats. Admittedly a very positive thing but should never ever be used as Orwellian propaganda and to rewrite the history of the pandemic, which is a war the UK lost pretty convincingly. |  |
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| Positive stories about Ipswich Town FC (n/t) on 06:59 - Feb 23 with 725 views | BlueBadger |
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| Q. What is the rarest thing in the news this past six weeks? on 08:01 - Feb 23 with 684 views | brazil1982 |
It's the media deciding to publish those pictures. |  | | |
| Q. What is the rarest thing in the news this past six weeks? on 08:03 - Feb 23 with 677 views | Plums |
| Q. What is the rarest thing in the news this past six weeks? on 08:01 - Feb 23 by brazil1982 |
It's the media deciding to publish those pictures. |
As they’re largely responsible for putting him where he is, it’s unsurprising they’re still cheerleading. |  |
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| Q. What is the rarest thing in the news this past six weeks? on 13:17 - Feb 23 with 604 views | Crawfordsboot |
| Q. What is the rarest thing in the news this past six weeks? on 08:01 - Feb 23 by brazil1982 |
It's the media deciding to publish those pictures. |
Yes but I believe he has his own photographer. The independents are kept out so that no.10 can control the images available to the press. [Post edited 23 Feb 2021 13:18]
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| Q. What is the rarest thing in the news this past six weeks? on 13:36 - Feb 23 with 584 views | GaryCooper |
| Q. What is the rarest thing in the news this past six weeks? on 08:03 - Feb 23 by Plums |
As they’re largely responsible for putting him where he is, it’s unsurprising they’re still cheerleading. |
The loons who supported Corbyn are wholly responsible for the buffoon. |  | | |
| Q. What is the rarest thing in the news this past six weeks? on 13:39 - Feb 23 with 578 views | SuperKieranMcKenna |
| Q. What is the rarest thing in the news this past six weeks? on 13:36 - Feb 23 by GaryCooper |
The loons who supported Corbyn are wholly responsible for the buffoon. |
"Shots fired..." |  | | |
| Q. What is the rarest thing in the news this past six weeks? on 13:55 - Feb 23 with 555 views | jaykay |
| Q. What is the rarest thing in the news this past six weeks? on 13:36 - Feb 23 by GaryCooper |
The loons who supported Corbyn are wholly responsible for the buffoon. |
so the supporters of the town are responsible for our down fall |  |
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| Q. What is the rarest thing in the news this past six weeks? on 14:28 - Feb 23 with 544 views | Darth_Koont |
| Q. What is the rarest thing in the news this past six weeks? on 13:36 - Feb 23 by GaryCooper |
The loons who supported Corbyn are wholly responsible for the buffoon. |
The people who relentlessly attacked Corbyn. Is the correct answer.
That’s essentially fellow Labour politicians, the empty centrist commentariat and the majority of amateur political fanboys. Imagine thinking Corbyn and his values are worse than those of Johnson!? These people put themselves and their narrow interests ahead of the country’s. Which is why they won’t tolerate any questioning of Starmer. He’s focused on their interests and their support. | |
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