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by **Londonrake** » Wed Jun 22, 2022 8:12 pm

Lordo wrote:One question comes to mind. What kind of a person supports their country under what ever shit they do. A Fascist. or a Nazi.

Well, there you go.

Speaking for myself - you may be talking about somebody else of course :lol:

I don't support my country "whatever shit they do". No society is above criticism and there are aspects of the UK's history which I certainly have problems with and in fact have said so where appropriate. Which doesn't of course have any effect on your racist stereotyping (don't worry, you're not the only person in here who uses that device) where anybody who comes from a particular country is obviously fair game for criticism, their being personally responsible for any aspect of its history. Basically, your statement wrt me though is total bollocks.

I resent somebody like you, who lives in the UK, obviously doing quite well out of it, taking full advantage of the opportunities and freedoms it's offered, but slags the place off relentlessly. It's clearly something only a cunt would do. Sir - you need to seriously consider that fact. You are a cunt.

Basically, I think we would all be much happier - especially your good self - if you went somewhere more in keeping with your views. You've little to say - if anything - of a critical nature about places Lordoed over by dictatorial types. Surely the answer then is obvious?

Let me put it another - analogous - way perhaps? I've lived in Cyprus for about 15 years. Including all of the last decade. Perhaps that's more than some of the diaspora who post in here? I love the island, appreciate the people, culture, history and all of the many quality-of-life benefits it offers. I shall probably die here. I consider myself a guest though and have always regarded it as wrong to vote in any of its elections when I've been qualified to. As far as I'm aware I haven't posted on any of the contentious aspects of the island's past and present situation. About which I have a good deal of sympathy and earnestly hope (but with little optimism) that its problems can be resolved.

What though if - like you in the UK - as a resident here - enjoying all it has to offer, I came on this forum daily, ranting ceaselessly about what a shithole place it was? Bad mouthing it's politics, history, etc? I suspect I'd very quickly - and quite rightly - be politely :lol:

put in my place and given a number of helpful suggestions about how I could resolve the situation.

Get it? :wink:

by **Maximus** » Wed Jun 22, 2022 8:18 pm

Lordo wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
Maximus wrote:Yeah, just like football fans that support their team under whatever shit they do. Lets call them fascists or nazis.

What you’re talking about is unconditional love.

Something I don’t even offer to my kids, let alone a football team or a government for love is not a privilege... it has to be earned.

So what the boy is saying is that if one of his player breaks another players leg deliberately he will claim it was never a foul. What an idiot.

You do not stick up for even for your child when they do things wrong. But clearly you would support your child to face the consequences so long as they are sorry for what they have done and promise never to do it again. That is my version of unconditional love for my sprogs and it works well. They are still talking to me after 35 years, that can't be bad.

No I am talking about supporting a "team" (that could be a nation) under whatever shit they do.

Thank you for that wisdom, I never would have thought unconditionally loving your kids might get you labeled as a fascist or a nazi.

Only in Bordos la la land. :lol:

by **Lordo** » Wed Jun 22, 2022 11:37 pm

You could not make it up. While there is no wage rises for most of us, there is always mone for their friends. And it is our money they are giving away. These are the very people who milked the system with energy price hikes.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/government-claims-rishi-sunak-s-1-9-billion-subsidy-for-fossil-fuels-is-not-technically-a-subsidy/ar-AAYJGuE?ocid=entnewsntp&cvid=11639dfe88d44aab83d507c6038047f4

by **Lordo** » Thu Jun 23, 2022 7:51 pm

It can only happen in this la la land.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/i-was-born-and-brought-up-in-london-but-the-home-office-wouldn-t-give-me-a-passport-because-they-didn-t-believe-i-was-british/ar-AAYMMUD?ocid=entnewsntp&cvid=59fa033307fe49b08bf36699427bee6d

by **Londonrake** » Thu Jun 23, 2022 8:35 pm

Lordo wrote:It can only happen in this la la land.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/i-was-born-and-brought-up-in-london-but-the-home-office-wouldn-t-give-me-a-passport-because-they-didn-t-believe-i-was-british/ar-AAYMMUD?ocid=entnewsntp&cvid=59fa033307fe49b08bf36699427bee6d

A tragic story. But a bit thin for your daily UK slagging-off posts.

As a foreigner living in that awful place, have you given any consideration yet to moving? How can you continue to suffer like that? You're a hero, a man willing to sacrifice yourself on the altar of righteousness.

Well, look on the bright side. At least you won't get 15 years for your efforts. Like you could in Nirvana.

by **Lordo** » Thu Jun 23, 2022 11:26 pm

You see LR your problem is you do not think deep.

WHat happened in Cyprus?
Why did I feel I had to leave my homeland?
Why am I in London?

These are very important questions that need to be answered. But you can't look back one day never mind 60 years.

It's ok though. You will be fine now that you made your home in Cyprus.
You are amongst civilised people who do not send refugees to Rwanda.
You know what I mean?

by **Maximus** » Fri Jun 24, 2022 10:50 am

excuse me but the northern part of Cyprus is not civilized, its not recognized partly for this reason. That "TRNC" is a la la land.

Your people, in cahoots with Turkey, also created refugees, prevent their return and gave away their property. :roll:

Instead of returning it and allowing the refugees to return, you often tell people to "fck off to Greece".

But here you are, with a problem with people that dont belong in the UK going to Rwanda? :roll:

Do you know what I mean Bordo?

by **Lordo** » Fri Jun 24, 2022 11:10 am

Shit, I must be fuckin unlucky.

Since the loss of the election I switched parties and started supporting the Swine Party and we gone ahead and lost two fuckin by-elections. One had 24,000 majority.

Some people are saying that Bodjer has not really done well at all. he beat Livingstone twice and Corbyn once. Against real opposition he would not win. I disagree, Starmer is far weaker than Corbyn, the only difference is the corporations and Israeli government as well as Blairites inside the Labour party is not attacking Starmer.

In the light of day, Bodjer is as good as Churchill. He was just as useless as Bodjer too. But people say he won the war. Yeah right and pigs started to fly too.

How lucky can one be?

by **Lordo** » Sat Jun 25, 2022 12:19 pm

Chairman's resignation letter and what does Bodjer do, he says he will not change. Although the longer he stays the more he will destroy the swine party. Unfortunately he will do the same to the poor of this country.