| Seamus Milne on 14:06 - Mar 15 with 2297 views | acejack3065 |
| Seamus Milne on 13:50 - Mar 15 by Lohengrin |
Do you call to the Oxfam bookshop in town at all? I’ve probably mentioned this to you before but the place can be a treasure trove on times. I’ve had loads of stuff from there at a fraction of what I would have had to fork out at specialist dealers. |
Haven't been into the city centre since christmas but next time I'll do some proper digging. |  | |  |
| Seamus Milne on 14:08 - Mar 15 with 2290 views | trampie |
| Seamus Milne on 14:06 - Mar 15 by acejack3065 |
Haven't been into the city centre since christmas but next time I'll do some proper digging. |
They filter money out of the country, avoid such enterprises, look after our own first. |  |
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| Seamus Milne on 14:13 - Mar 15 with 2284 views | Kerouac |
| Seamus Milne on 13:13 - Mar 15 by trampie |
Milne is a Tory from a mixed family background, he is a confused individual. |
Milne was the editor of Communist Newspaper 'Straight Left' from 1979;
https://hatfulofhistory.wordpress.com/category/straight-left/
...he then went on to write for the Guardian, of course.
He is as far left as it gets without openly declaring yourself a Communist...which of course none of them can admit anymore as Communism has proven to be a failure and responsible for so much misery, they have to talk to each other and promote their agenda in secret these days (see Momentum).
Milne is from an extremely privileged background.
His father is former BBC Director General, Alaisdair Milne...which is funny when you consider that Trampie considers the BBC to be a right-wing propaganda machine...and his mother is a half Irish, half Danish, Oxford graduate.
Alaisdair Milne; https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/obituaries/9792030/Alasdair-Milne.html
Seumus is anything but confused and has devoted his life to the promotion of the far-left and has consistently been anti-UK.
In short he cares a lot more about Palestinians than you and your problems.
He wrote that Lee Rigby (who had his head cut off on the streets of London by homegrown Muslim ISIS fanatics) "should not be considered a victim of terrorism"..
He would like it very much if you were to vote for Jeremy Corbyn. |  |
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| Seamus Milne on 14:17 - Mar 15 with 2269 views | acejack3065 |
| Seamus Milne on 14:08 - Mar 15 by trampie |
They filter money out of the country, avoid such enterprises, look after our own first. |
are you still here? | | | |
| Seamus Milne on 14:22 - Mar 15 with 2264 views | Lohengrin |
| Seamus Milne on 14:17 - Mar 15 by acejack3065 |
are you still here? |
I’m not entirely sure where he’s at or what he’s about after looking at his latest contributions across the threads. I think he may be having some sort of a breakdown.  |  |
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| Seamus Milne on 15:13 - Mar 15 with 2234 views | BrynCartwright |
It's Seumas not Seamus.
Pedantic Bryn strikes again! |  |
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| Seamus Milne on 15:22 - Mar 15 with 2225 views | Lohengrin |
| Seamus Milne on 15:13 - Mar 15 by BrynCartwright |
It's Seumas not Seamus.
Pedantic Bryn strikes again! |
It is too, you’re quite right, Bryn.  | |
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| Seamus Milne on 15:31 - Mar 15 with 2216 views | BrynCartwright |
| Seamus Milne on 15:22 - Mar 15 by Lohengrin |
It is too, you’re quite right, Bryn. |
No problem Loh, though my favourite hobby is pointing out grammatical errors in the text in shop signs to stressed out retailers. | |
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| Seamus Milne on 15:48 - Mar 15 with 2208 views | Lohengrin |
| Seamus Milne on 15:31 - Mar 15 by BrynCartwright |
No problem Loh, though my favourite hobby is pointing out grammatical errors in the text in shop signs to stressed out retailers. |
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| Seumas Milne on 16:02 - Mar 15 with 2189 views | trampie |
It could be the difference between being of Irish decent or being of Scottish decent. | |
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| Seamus Milne on 17:37 - Mar 15 with 2145 views | Highjack |
| Seamus Milne on 12:41 - Mar 15 by acejack3065 |
I've never met him but I walked past him at an event that JC was at during the 2016 leadership election. He looked like he hadn't slept in a fortnight. |
Not surprised he hadn't slept, his mistress was half his age and he had to go back to his milfy wife afterwards. |  |
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| Seamus Milne on 18:10 - Mar 15 with 2128 views | Pacemaker |
| Seamus Milne on 14:05 - Mar 15 by trampie |
More fool you, wouldn't touch them with a barge pole, charity begins at home butt. |
My son worked for the Red Cross for a number of years not abroad but here in our area doing fantastic work by befriending lonely elderly people and getting be them out and about meeting other like minded people and bringing reason to their otherwise lonely life.
A brilliant organisation staffed by fantastic staff and volunteers.
The narrowness of your mind is very worrying trampie. |  |
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| Seamus Milne on 18:13 - Mar 15 with 2123 views | Highjack |
| Seamus Milne on 18:10 - Mar 15 by Pacemaker |
My son worked for the Red Cross for a number of years not abroad but here in our area doing fantastic work by befriending lonely elderly people and getting be them out and about meeting other like minded people and bringing reason to their otherwise lonely life.
A brilliant organisation staffed by fantastic staff and volunteers.
The narrowness of your mind is very worrying trampie. |
If they were called "Crossio Coch" he'd be head over heels in love with them. | |
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| Seamus Milne on 18:14 - Mar 15 with 2118 views | Lohengrin |
| Seamus Milne on 18:10 - Mar 15 by Pacemaker |
My son worked for the Red Cross for a number of years not abroad but here in our area doing fantastic work by befriending lonely elderly people and getting be them out and about meeting other like minded people and bringing reason to their otherwise lonely life.
A brilliant organisation staffed by fantastic staff and volunteers.
The narrowness of your mind is very worrying trampie. |
Shake his hand for me.  | |
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| Seamus Milne on 18:28 - Mar 15 with 2074 views | Pacemaker |
Why are you using examples of the American Red Cross when we are talking about the Red Cross in this area?
Check my link above it will probably allow you to go on a rant as the lady is English and using the Welsh Red Cross!!
The shallowness of your mind and bitterness of your tone say more about you than people who do things for this country in all sorts of services and charities.
Shame on you. | |
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| Seamus Milne on 18:54 - Mar 15 with 2045 views | trampie |
| Seamus Milne on 18:28 - Mar 15 by Pacemaker |
Why are you using examples of the American Red Cross when we are talking about the Red Cross in this area?
Check my link above it will probably allow you to go on a rant as the lady is English and using the Welsh Red Cross!!
The shallowness of your mind and bitterness of your tone say more about you than people who do things for this country in all sorts of services and charities.
Shame on you. |
I give charity every day, I help people every day, I don't expect anything in return.
Cant say anybody has ever helped me mind you but there you go. | |
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| Seumas Milne on 20:04 - Mar 15 with 2002 views | FieryJack |
Loh, it doesn't sit easy with me to be po-faced and censorious, but your original post does seem to get a bit close to crossing the line.
It is a common tactic in propaganda - possibly perfected by Goebbels - to conflate deeply unflattering images of your favourite hate figures with ripe language about the visceral effect those figures have on you - how they make your skin crawl, make you feel physically sick etc.
You can, if you want, de-humanise & demonize them further by referring to them as "things". Goebbels would have preferred "vermin" - no need to remind me that Aneurin Bevan once famously used that word to describe the Tory party.
Now, if you'd posted an image of an archetypal Jew, and written those words (not that you would, of course) you could be done for "incitement to hatred".
I don't know the intricacies of the law on the subject, so I couldn't possibly say one way or the other.
But, yes, you do, for whatever reason, seem to have an unhealthy loathing for certain left-wing characters.
Anyway, in the interests of balance, I intend to randomly post some unflattering photographs of Tory MPs.
Bit of a parlour game really. |  | | |
| Seumas Milne on 23:13 - Mar 15 with 1931 views | Lohengrin |
| Seumas Milne on 20:04 - Mar 15 by FieryJack |
Loh, it doesn't sit easy with me to be po-faced and censorious, but your original post does seem to get a bit close to crossing the line.
It is a common tactic in propaganda - possibly perfected by Goebbels - to conflate deeply unflattering images of your favourite hate figures with ripe language about the visceral effect those figures have on you - how they make your skin crawl, make you feel physically sick etc.
You can, if you want, de-humanise & demonize them further by referring to them as "things". Goebbels would have preferred "vermin" - no need to remind me that Aneurin Bevan once famously used that word to describe the Tory party.
Now, if you'd posted an image of an archetypal Jew, and written those words (not that you would, of course) you could be done for "incitement to hatred".
I don't know the intricacies of the law on the subject, so I couldn't possibly say one way or the other.
But, yes, you do, for whatever reason, seem to have an unhealthy loathing for certain left-wing characters.
Anyway, in the interests of balance, I intend to randomly post some unflattering photographs of Tory MPs.
Bit of a parlour game really. |
Ha! If it were possible to patent a pop-theory that Godwin chap would be a multi-billionaire by now. When it comes to insults my inspiration springs more from the sports editors of the red-tops in their monstering of England managers of the ‘80s and 90s but instead of digging in the vegetable patch I rely more on King James and Tolkien.
Pravda, as you know, had its daily ‘Enemies of the People’ column listing whatever poor buggers they had caused misery to at the time. The red being better at murder than creative writing tended to confine themselves to ‘jackal’ or ‘hyena’ when fixing an epithet to whoever irked them.
When you begin your assault on the Tories try and bring a bit of flair to the table. I called the Tory cabinet a nest of vipers a few days ago, you should have little trouble improving on that. | |
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| Seumas Milne on 23:22 - Mar 15 with 1914 views | Highjack |
| Seumas Milne on 23:13 - Mar 15 by Lohengrin |
Ha! If it were possible to patent a pop-theory that Godwin chap would be a multi-billionaire by now. When it comes to insults my inspiration springs more from the sports editors of the red-tops in their monstering of England managers of the ‘80s and 90s but instead of digging in the vegetable patch I rely more on King James and Tolkien.
Pravda, as you know, had its daily ‘Enemies of the People’ column listing whatever poor buggers they had caused misery to at the time. The red being better at murder than creative writing tended to confine themselves to ‘jackal’ or ‘hyena’ when fixing an epithet to whoever irked them.
When you begin your assault on the Tories try and bring a bit of flair to the table. I called the Tory cabinet a nest of vipers a few days ago, you should have little trouble improving on that. |
What is the house of Corbyn but a thatched barn, where brigands drink from the reek and their brats roll on the floor amongst the dogs? | |
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| Seumas Milne on 23:26 - Mar 15 with 1905 views | Lohengrin |
| Seumas Milne on 23:22 - Mar 15 by Highjack |
What is the house of Corbyn but a thatched barn, where brigands drink from the reek and their brats roll on the floor amongst the dogs? |
You can say what you like about Saruman but the old boy had panache. | |
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