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morqthana · 17 Jul 2026

Highway Man said:
and what do you call this oin your last post answering rds60h perfectly reasonable statement ?

I'd call it a rebuttal of an incorrect statement.

Some countries do not permit dual citizenship or only do in certain cases (e.g., inheriting multiple nationalities at birth). This may be by requiring an applicant for naturalization to renounce all existing citizenship, or by withdrawing its citizenship from someone who voluntarily acquires another citizenship. Some countries permit a renunciation of citizenship, while others do not. Some countries permit a general dual citizenship while others permit dual citizenship but only of a limited number of countries.

Highway Man · 17 Jul 2026

noseall said:
Ignore them at your peril.

OK I will

motorbiking · 17 Jul 2026

noseall said:
Ignore them at your peril.

It would be good if you could tell us how you'd get from Calais to Cornwall using the tide.

Highway Man · 17 Jul 2026

morqthana said:
I'd call it a rebuttal of an incorrect statement.

Some countries do not permit dual citizenship or only do in certain cases (e.g., inheriting multiple nationalities at birth). This may be by requiring an applicant for naturalization to renounce all existing citizenship, or by withdrawing its citizenship from someone who voluntarily acquires another citizenship. Some countries permit a renunciation of citizenship, while others do not. Some countries permit a general dual citizenship while others permit dual citizenship but only of a limited number of countries.

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Talking of your reply and text towards him

morqthana · 17 Jul 2026

Highway Man said:
Talking of your reply and text towards him

just joining in his fun game of random capitalisations.

Highway Man · 17 Jul 2026

morqthana said:
just joining in his fun game of random capitalisations.

Ahh I see once again that is ok for you. Gotcha..

aveatry · 17 Jul 2026

morqthana said:
And in response to this:

No - I'm showing proof, the undeniability of which so frustrates some people that they try to get it removed, and me silenced, by making false accusations of trolling.

No no and no, you showed different pictures, and was laughed at and you now post a completely different picture and clam that was the one that was being talked about. IN THIS INSTANCE.
That photo was one you used the other week,
Please stop your trolling.

noseall · 17 Jul 2026

motorbiking said:
It would be good if you could tell us how you'd get from Calais to Cornwall using the tide.

Dunno, ask filly. I just agreed with him.

fillyboy · 17 Jul 2026

noseall said:
Dunno, ask filly. I just agreed with him.

Liar. Post it up.

noseall · 17 Jul 2026

fillyboy said:
Maybe they didn't want to come here but the treacherously strong tide just happened to be flowing in our direction.

noseall · 17 Jul 2026

fillyboy said:
Liar. Post it up.

Nonsense. See above. Pants on fire.

fillyboy · 17 Jul 2026

Wow. You've surpassed yourself for dumbness.

Highway Man · 17 Jul 2026

fillyboy said:
Wow. You've surpassed yourself for dumbness.

noseall · 17 Jul 2026

fillyboy said:
Wow. You've surpassed yourself for dumbness.

Poor apology.

Expected.

noseall · 17 Jul 2026

Just in case the RWR had forgotten the crux of the thread...

Donations to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) have spiked multiple times, often in direct response to public criticism of its life-saving work.
The most notable surge occurred in July 2021 when the charity raised £200,000 in a single 24-hour period. This marked a 2,000% increase in daily online donations compared to its typical £7,000 baseline. This spike happened after public figures and politicians—including Nigel Farage—criticized the charity for rescuing migrants crossing the English Channel. The RNLI’s CEO defended this humanitarian work, which prompted a wave of public support

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