Bernard Beatty
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@Wwfcwolf1
Excellent argument except that they are not seeking asylum and they are not asylum seekers.
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@sitsio
He wasn’t the greatest theologian of the twentieth century but he was a remarkable man, saintly, scholarly, forthright, humble, hugely intelligent, deeply read. He was a blessing to us all. I think it more proper to pray to him than for him though he would tell me otherwise.
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@VivianBercovici
All absolutely right and it is good not to rant and shout but I think you are just a bit too polite if you don’t mind me saying so. Teaching as pure indoctrination into the teacher’s self-righteous grubby mind- set is disgusting. There I have been impolite for you.
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@bf_crane
'religious patriarchal trauma'---Oh those old times float back to me from the mists of the 1970s. It is like the scent of violets or lavender water. I had almost forgotten it.
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@lwhb__
calling a woman 'filthy' whilst implying that he belongs in the camp of 'decent' people is daring or, more specifically, daringly ridiculous.
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@AIAIreland
You can call Israelis ('Zionists' if you prefer to spit it out) all manner of things but 'cowards' is patently ridiculous. A small nation surrounded by hostile larger ones keeps its end up heroically. Whereas Nasrallah took his big mouth into a deep bunker and met his end there.
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@danielmgmoylan
@UKLabour
Starmer is not going to walk away without something to boast of but that means that he will give in. A dreadful mess. Milliband destroys the economy, Lammy destroys foreign relations, Starmer destroys the benefits of Brexit, Cooper censors and locks up those she disagrees with.
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@ripx4nutmeg
The far Left BBC sees anything which isn't far Left as far Right. This is necessary to preserve balance and show that it is impartial. The worst thing is that they believe it because they know nothing else and listen to no one who isn't Far Left.
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@Ogra_SF
Entirely right. One terrorist organisation (SF) is bound in honour to support another (Hamas).
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@toadmeister
@bphillipsonMP
Labour hates free speech. There is only one Truth (this is from its lurking Socialist underbase) . But the ban will make this clear to students there beyond the Debating Society.
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@NxlAnglo
I like the truthfulness of it. It says
this is no longer a Christian building
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at last we have got rid of all that nonsense about beauty
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@auld_skater
@VictoriaCoren
The wife of a king is a queen as in Queen Elizabeth (the Queen Mother ) or Queen Mary (wife of George V). She is Queen Camilla whether you like it or not.
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@ForWomenScot
that dull get up she is wearing-that carefully placed Palestinian (might as well be Pride) necklace-- she never looks up from her script which is made up of dead phrases like ‘toxic narratives’. It all belongs in a museum.
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@RussiaIsntEnemy
No Western politician talks as directly (for political purposes) as well as Putin. He was just a secret policeman but he has somehow mastered how to talk to Russians (Stalin could not do it) and gains an audience outside Russian whether we agree with him or not.
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@TVKev
@MailOnline
It is important for them to keep up the semblance of being royal whilst at the same time denying it.
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@AynReagan
'Many dogs live in this area and have their own settled ways, we ask Moslems to be courteous to them
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@folatianacici
Human beings can talk about what they please. Can men only talk about homicide but not femicide.? Can non murderers not be permitted to talk about murderers? Can women not talk about gay sex?
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@Freedom_NowTV
@MAGAMAN614
@LoriThecatlady
It has been widely reported from various sources. But there is no evidence that it is 'made up'. Stupid to say so since it could be readily disproved. After all there is no 'evidence' that you are Ryan D. It could just possibly be 'made up' name.
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@MichaelPayneUK
Since you are a Labour MP this is scarcely surprising nor, really, that ' I am highly moral but the other side are disgusting' tone.
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@kelvmackenzie
Justice not seen to be done is not justice and if this is frequently the case then nasty things will happen which will try crude ways of correcting it. Human beings have a natural appetite for justice.
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@SocialistNHS
I wasn't. He does not put on a cloth cap and pretend to be working class. You don't have to be working class to represent the working class--Atlee, Blair, Wilson, Starmer (tool-maker father) are not working class.
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@TheRoyalistsUK
It is essential to have a counter to the Commons in character. Now we have not got one.
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@MichaelAArouet
Germans prize their sobriety and suppress hysterical tendencies so they keep popping up as a matter of course and it is tricky for them to see them as hysterical.
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@World_Transform
Everyone looks gratefully (and a little in awe) at the insights brought to everyone by the World Transformation Movement.
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@K8T1144
@THEJamesWhale
I think that he likes being offensive. He expects to offend. Hurt feelings when not accepted are part of the desired effect.
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@CrunchAlias
An interesting argument with the unusual conclusion that gays are not homosexuals since the basis of their attraction is not sexual (genitals -based) but to those who superficially look like men. It is the look rather than the fact that drives it. How many gays would agree?
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@XRebellionUK
Might be so. From the outside you look like a power hungry bullying rather elite group blocking roads, stopping ambulances, throwing paint at statues and Stonehenge, dressing up in silly costumes and then posturing about how you are the voice of democracy. But have it your way
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@Millhouserat
She doesn’t. She asks for terminations. Euphemisms are always used like Final Solution, Reproductive Rights, and Terminal Illness. Long words usually apart from ‘foetus’ but that is Latinate. Always because the obvious words reveal too much and put people off.
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@ElectionMapsUK
my last post suggesting that Reform support might be wavering and Tories recovering was obviously quite wrong. Sorry.
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@TridentineBrew
I do lose sleep over it. We have had immoral popes and popes only concerned with power. But full scale denial of the Gospel being uniquely for all as the way of salvation-- that is something new. So I will carry on losing sleep.
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@EuRollout
This is entirely true but they can be excused since no one believes anything that politicians say before elections.
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@drbowater
@The_TUC
or you could just behead the rich as in the French Revolution and take all their money. It would lead to world peace and plenty for everyone.
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@akaBadHombre
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@PaulSkallas
Aquinas is based on Aristotle, the Mass is said in Latin, the patristic authorities are revered (they wrote in Latin or Greek), St Augustine was a Roman, the New Testament is in Greek, Luke and Stephen were Greeks, St Paul called himself a Roman citizen. Is this enough?
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@ClimateDad77
the world has been going on for rather longer than 100000 years and has been much colder and much warmer. I don't quite see how 'humanity' plans anything. Silly me.
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@cnnipr
@SimonHarrisTD
@amanpour
If Simon Harris was PM of Israel then the whole area would be at peace. His insight, negotiating skills, but-- above all---his fearless facing of facts and all avoidance of moral posturing--would bring clarity to any situation. A deeply humble man and a very serious one.
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@EduardHabsburg
Yes. Pope Benedict XVI paused at the spot where St Thomas stood during his trial when the pope left the hall after addressing both Houses of Parliament there. It is probably on video somewhere. Bernard Beatty
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@SpeechUnion
good for her for holding on and not giving in. That is what we should try to do in general in present circumstances.
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@sqlblues
@ArchRose90
impossible to imagine --say 10 years ago-- and we should not get used to seeing it. Outrage has force.
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@toadmeister
@fictions_pulp
talking and telling people what to do is much easier than catching nasty criminals.
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@UN_Women
I agree of course but UN words won't make the slightest difference. What is the point of them?
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@DouglasCarswell
There is rather more to be said for the Hapsburgs than the EU. And it all did just about work whereas the EU doesn't.
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@BreeSolstad
This is startling but true. I was similarly startled to find out that Buddha was a Baptist preacher and that Mahomet was an out and out atheist who passionately supported womens' rights.
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@tess_pied
@TudorChick1501
Indeed. 'Suicidal ideation' is much more serious and damaging than cancer. And it is obvious that Meghan is a much more serious person than the Princess.
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@Zealot006
@makipilled
It may well be cooked but I can't see the sense in 'fake' monarchy. The present dynasty has been here since 1714 and the roots are much older. It enjoys in most polls 80% approval. So it is hard to see it as fake. You may well not like it but misusing words undermines arguments.
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@fignotorious1
@pbgomez_
I don't want to sound over patriotic and English food can be awful but it is now very easy to find in most places here restaurants that serve much better food than the food that I have had in France (where it used to be brilliant). My experience of US food in the US was dismal.
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@liamcunningham1
@UpliftIRL
The Jews were there thousands of years ago. They are there now with original United Nations approval. So 'illegal settlers on Palestine land' (as though there has been ever been a Palestinian nation) is peculiarly stupid as well as nasty rubbish.
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@AHoran79
Are we supposed to swoon at the Esther Rantzen reference? Gosh! A promise made to her means more than something not promised in the manifesto? Bad in itself but in being taken for granted as right and winning votes is far far worse.
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@HypatiaLantern
lots of women in Cabinet and whether Starmer has a problem with women are two quite different things. Easier not to think but to call someone a 'gutter sniping bigot'. Any fool can do that. And, in this case, did.
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@AmandaPCraig
@BBCRadio4
ah well these is a difference. I have never met a dog claiming to be a bitch.
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@Edward__Burke
He hasn't got the face of someone who has ever admitted that to being in the wrong. A bit late to change now.
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@cricket_badger
I have a soft spot for piety and this is pious. Especially the ultra pious-'It will become apparent'.
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@PhilLawler
Aquinas is clear that Christian societies should accept strangers and welcome them but he says that if they come in large numbers then they will retain their own culture and threaten the unity of the host society. So this should not be done. The present Pope is never as clear
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@Noles_JagsJules
@jk_rowling
It is rather our lucky chance that someone as famous as JKR is prepared to take the flak and speak out and keep speaking out.
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@dcrosaryrally
difficult to see another course of action. That it needs to be taken is unprecedented in the history of the Church. Bishops must realise this but won't raise their voices. There is a climate of fear--not horrendous--but sufficient to stifle. In effect they cease to be pastors.
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@Clyde1News
Alex Salmond should be given credit for his consistency. He has been saying the same thing for each decade for years.
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@ColinBrazierTV
I sympathise of course. It must be dreadful. My only niggle is 'contra expectations'. Not mine or that of many others. Moslems don't assimilate because they do not believe in it. They are entitled to this as a belief but when it destroys all social coherence then......
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@LeftieStats
@wethinkpolling
Poor old Keir. He knelt for Black Lives Matter. He is a piscatarian. He was strongly in favour of the fuel allowance for the elderly and then, without mentioning this, ditched it, he has promoted a first rate team including Lammy. What more can he do?
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@DrCalumMiller
True but abortionists wish to obliterate that. The obliteration of the child is part of wider patterns of obliteration. And naturally anger and indignation result if the obliterations are pointed out. ‘Reproductive Rights’ is a good example of obliteration.
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@LilyLilyMaynard
A lot of clearly male faces who all, it appears, claimed not to have male faces. It could be ironic but that would be beyond the powers of its maker I should think.
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@SBarrettBar
There is something impressive about coelecanths--fish that have been around for millions of years. And little bossy people like
Thierry Breton must have been around for centuries in many civlisations. They are not interesting but attract interest.
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@CPGBML
actually quoting that monumental pig who killed millions and millions of Chinese on how to die. Well I have to salute your nerve
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@reformparty_uk
but she didn't apologise or feel sorry or even embarrassed since she is used to turning any situation into one where she keeps authority. In terms of her job--admirable-- in terms of her as a person--we shouldn't judge but we are bound to.
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@PicturesUssr
it is rather good. It turns a nasty piece of work into a colourful nasty piece of work.
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@ArchRose90
he was always quite likeable but he was never very good as PM but as a foil to Starmer he starts to glow.
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@edwest
This is magnificent and should be more widely known. The IRA blew him up and are on a par with the French (here).
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@Ic3Evaa
Usually when someone says 'there isn't a discussion to be had' then there is a discussion to be had.
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@GaelNaCoille
again --that wonderful graciousness of the IRA that leads so many people to admire them
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@THEJamesWhale
Yes I know. We have all been dreaming of having a Foreign Secretary who is well informed, charming, very patient, and articulate and who will have real authority in the world and now at last our dreams have been realised.
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@R0SBIF
Your point is exactly right but no one in the police would understand it now. Once upon a time you joined the police. Now you have to join the police viewpoint which is not that of the public at large. This is fatal.
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@HungCao_VA
Joe has always been like this but Kamala is a real problem as a candidate since she doesn’t seem to have a clue as to what is asked of her as Vice President or potential President. Many can mask this by lying but she doesn’t even have the wits to know how to do this.
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@TheRoyalistsUK
The Labour party (and many other MPs) don't know or want to know that we have a complex constitution which has worked better than many others. They live in the simplifications by which they were elected and when faced by complexity replace it by simplifications linked to slogans
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@221B_Danmei
Since 'genocide' is the intentional killing of a national or quasi national group and since Israel manifestly is not doing or intending that--they moved people out of zones where they were going to be attacked etc Then 'genocide' is simply abuse not fact
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