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    Failing putty (new shed window) (Ed.)

    Many thanks. I must admit I don't like standard Nescafe or Gold Blend - I find them both too harsh for me. What's worse is I can't really discern that much of a difference between the two, which I guess explains my hesitancy about stepping up again and trying Alta Rica. Here's where I am going...
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    Failing putty (new shed window) (Ed.)

    I see you or someone you know drinks Nescafe Alta Rica? Is it any good? I've often been minded to try it but it is far too much of a premium priced product for me just to purchase on a whim, without recommendation.
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    Clacton

    Around 20% of the entire UK workforce is in public sector "employment" - that is, doing things that spend our money rather than earn money. However, you could at least argue that some of these roles are useful. Around 2% of the entire UK workforce is in the civil service - that is doing things...
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    Clacton

    Good to be back my friend, good to be back!
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    Clacton

    First of all, apologies to all for being offline for a while. I have been in Alberta, CA, advising our patriotic colleagues on their efforts to gain independence from Canada. So many parallels with our Brexit - the heroic fight to break free from a stifling and corrupt federalist superstate that...
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    Re the forum

    I am not prepared to find common ground with or to express tolerance towards those of a left leaning disposition. They trade in lies and the destruction of Britain.
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    Abnormally high UK temperatures continue

    Me either - I'm in my 30s. I too am thinking about the future and our increasing need for cheap energy, which is why we need to put an end to the climate fraud and drill for the cheap and plentiful oil, gas and shale gas that is waiting right beneath our feet.
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    Abnormally high UK temperatures continue

    Disregard the OP: Their post is nonsense, unproven "it's climate change" fearmongering at its very worst. Yes it is a little warm today but this is just normal variation in the weather like there has always been. There is no evidence (despite all of their bleating and manufactured data) of...
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    Nigel Farage and Makerfield

    Once again, an example of king_billy twisting words - I wouldn't worry about them obviously conflating: (1) Displaying the offered yields for 10 years bonds over any preceding period of time in which they've been offered you see fit; and (2) The fact that a 10 year bond is, well 10 years, long...
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    Makerfield doubts

    Nice try, but no. I have been very clear that I supported Restore running into this. It was also abundantly clear that, despite Restore climbing rapidly, Reform not standing aside meant there was no prospect of Restore winning. That has never been in doubt. There's no sore loserdom about a...
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    Makerfield doubts

    Here you go, trying to twist my words into some artificially construed argument that I am threatening public disorder. I am not and it is obvious I am not. Given that there is evidence of cheating in elections, I am advocating for the introduction of compensating controls into the process to...
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    Makerfield doubts

    This is a discussion of the dubious result in Makerfileld If you want a discussion of Restore's policies start a new thread.
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    Makerfield doubts

    No, leastways not from me. Dangerous times for democracy if the powerful elites can cheat the elctorate. We need better audit and governance of the voting process to prevent it. Anyway, I am not sure I can be doing with your usual aroundaboutery as you slowly line up an artifically contructed...
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    Makerfield doubts

    Oh I agree, Labour is - thankfully - dead. Worst case scenario is we get a Reform government. Ideally we continue to move forward so that by the next GE it's Restore. I do, though, think this was more than a freak event. It'll be hushed up now and Nigel will be derided when he presents the...
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    Makerfield doubts

    Every poll leading up to yesterday's election had it too close to call. At the very least, the combination of Restore and Reform votes beat Labour. And now we're expected to believe that every pollster - every single one - got it wrong and Labour somehow managed to win by some huge margin that...
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    US and Israel attack on Iran. What was the point?

    I see overwhelming success?!
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    Nigel Farage and Makerfield

    Of course Nigel is going to post stock images representing his activities rather than real time selfies seting out exactly which pub he is in. This is a man who has provably been the target of assassination attempts and Russian attacks. He, naturally, takes his security seriously.
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    US and Israel attack on Iran. What was the point?

    Trump as brought Iran to the negotiating table, something no prebious U.S. president has achieved (leastways, not with serious intent on striking a deal from the Iranians). What has he achieved? Making the world a safer place and cementing his reputation for global peace.
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    Nigel Farage and Makerfield

    I do like the way you've casually dropped "ethinicity" into your reply, trying to line up for your inevitable cry of "racism" at some point. Let me be super clear: Ethnicity does not come into it. If you read any of my posts on here, you will know that my main issue is with people here from the...
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