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Thank you ladies. I noted that she had a prior bleed on the brain due to the clot in late 2012. Her movements seem jerky not shaky. I am no expert but Parkinson's symptoms are in the main, shaking and slowness in movement. I feel none of her symptoms bode well for the future.

<r>Despite the rather common vulgarity of mocking associated with benighted internet users, Hilary Clinton appears to me, to be in serious trouble health wise. I can't help but notice some of the symptoms of a neurological malfunction. Not the best video i could find no doubt, but it shows the stran...

Pernicious Gerrymandering

Bruv;1501044 wrote: Wish I was as clever as you. Yes, you must.

I envisage more of a vainglorious, tour of American states, akin to the reprehensible Blair, who's revivify solely depends on the exploitable, toady nature of it's statesmen and public, equaled by a range of apocryphal labels that safeguard his parasitic existence within Europe.

<t>Congratulate yourself. A human who makes sacrifices for another species in their time of need, is the only human i wish to know and the only humans who warrant space on this earth. Those who do not understand this, are the losers. You will be rewarded with the love and trust from your deeds. Well...

<t>There is worse, including being skinned alive and thrown into a crusher, still often awake and alive. The Yulin festival yearly see's unspeakable cruelty. Protesters have been pleading for years for the West to intervene. . Yulin Dog Meat Festival 2016: 10,000 dogs to be kil...

<t>I can fully comprehend past Saints qualifications, as in biblical times, the evidence required would not have been available and it would be difficult to rebut claims of miracles. The technology available today, i would have thought, made it nigh impossible to claim she had performed miracles.<br...

If the bridge support was hit, then it's downright recklessness. A vehicle that size in the wrong hands is a lethal weapon and it's quite right that we expect drivers to be experienced enough to handle one.

<t>AnneBoleyn;1500855 wrote: Was just trying to soothe any fears Ted might have. I was not suggesting anything negative about Muslim women, sorry you read that into my comment. It certainly was not on my mind. You will just have to take my word for that, momus. I didn't read anything into your comme...

They are claiming that it is about the UK's environmental impact on the lives of black people locally and worldwide. I'm assuming that they believe, pollution does not affect the white man. This has to be the leading example of evidence that BLM is nothing to do with black injustice.

Bruv;1500815 wrote: Did you read the comment you quoted from ?

I am responding in essence to a comment that stated in part ' no room for bombs '. Something which is offensive, irresponsible and inaccurate in a manner that denotes stereotyping the Muslim faith.

<t>AnneBoleyn;1500765 wrote: The burkhini is very form-fitting, Ted, no room for bombs. In it's own way, quite revealing, figure wise. In my neighborhood, I've seen young Muslim mothers in full burkha---they wear tons of eye makeup, and the burkhas are very tight. Makes the whole business of coverin...

GP's can also be hospital practitioners. Mine is.

Bruv;1500796 wrote: Junior Doctors ? No. Any doctor under a consultant and the definition of consultant is the title of a hospital based senior physician or surgeon who has been placed on the specialist register, in their own chosen field. Under them would be general practitioners and GP's.

<t>gmc;1500759 wrote: You've got that back to front, any emloyer can ask their employees to opt out of the european working directive and get them to work as many hours as they like i.e more than the 56. Sign the contract or get another job you have to be seruious...

Bruv;1500787 wrote: Reacting to your "Whatever they are called" Post 11 In the context of enhancing their lives, not an excuse to apply racist tags. Come on then, let's hear how you would clear the camps.

Bruv;1500761 wrote: Ragheads is not acceptable either. Who called them that ?

<t>Bruv;1500747 wrote: You are lecturing again....... I get it.......I got it some time ago. I would call them what they are, "economic immigrants" rather than the pejorative and opinionated "cultural enhancers" OK i can use economic immigrants. It's all the same at the end of ...

<t>Bruv;1500734 wrote: Please tell me what you mean by the term "Cultural Enhancers" I can understand once in the EU there are no travel restrictions, and I understand each country has the responsibility of looking after any migrants within it's borders. So why has no agreemen...

<t>Bruv;1500732 wrote: I must admit to not following it very closely, but thought they had come to an agreement. Then the new ice maiden Theresa told the doctors to stop playing politics, after NOT dropping Hunt who has proved to be a good Tory by winding the Unions up big time. <br/...

<t>If striking junior doctors cause any hospital to bring in and pay agency staff, they are breaking the law. Hospitals were warned last year that they are open to lawsuits should they do this. The law was updated in 2003 from the original, set out in 1973. There are many counter claims by the medic...

<t>Bruv;1500713 wrote: I would assume very few arrive as France being the first port of arrival, so why can't France simply insist they return to the previous country ? Apathy and sloppiness. Wasting time arguing who's responsible instead of organising a structured procedure where e...

<t>Bryn Mawr;1500690 wrote: Indeed, their policy is to facilitate their passage to the UK in order to get them out of France. The situation is a myriad of chaos at present. A migrant is legally unable to claim asylum in the UK when they are outside of the UK, ie in a French camp. Th...

<t>The camps should not be there in the first place. Sloppy handling by the French who spend more time arguing who's responsibility they are, than stopping the numbers grow. The Dublin Agreement's purpose is to quickly identify the member state responsible for the asylum claim, among othe...

<t>spot;1500597 wrote: I'd like to make a proposal which would defuse the present crisis relating to fourteen million residents of the United States having no right of residence or permit to work. I suggest that Mexico abandon its sovereignty and allows its entire territory to be amalgama...

<t>spot;1500596 wrote: I wouldn't dream of trying to prove it. I was there, and my culturally-induced attitude to Africans whether they lived in Africa or in the UK was racist by assumption. It was based solely on the opinion of society at large and it was, in retrospect, utterly disgusting. It cond...

<t>spot;1500559 wrote: I've had a good search but I can't find any reference to this on a news site - do you know where you saw it? Teenage girl killed herself amid fears she would be branded racist over joke photo she sent friends, inquest hears Damn ri...

<t>We have been governed in recent decades by those who dictate what we must be offended by, while the very people who call for social cohesion, cause more racial disharmony than any other sector. You have to look no further than a young 16 year old girl killing herself this week for fear of being b...

gmc;1500338 wrote: Try walking naked round your local supermarket I bet the fashion police will have something to say to you as well.

How many times have you done that?

<t>Saint_;1500180 wrote: Oh I don't know about that. My bank makes me take off my mirrored sunglasses when I come in so that their facial recognition technology will work better. Couldn't terrorists wear burkinins to carry out an attack anonymously? The Burka covers the face. <...

<t>The problem with cases like these, are the public, who are so quick to jump to condemnation against police officers. In situations like these, it's usually a split second decision. Had he not of used the tasar and the victim had gone up in flames, dying a slow death, by his own match, the officer...

<t>The banning of the Burkini is ridiculous. While good reason for banning the Burka in the interests of national security, there is no sense in banning a Burkini. In a religious sense, the Burka can be argued as covering the face and being not acceptable in today's political climate, but...

FourPart;1499994 wrote: To be more precise, those are not extra Gods they've invented, rather than different names for the same one. Good point.

<t>FourPart;1499983 wrote: When Corbyn wins (as I doubt anyone has any real doubts that he will), I think the first order of the day should be to start disciplinary actions against those who started all this trouble in the first place. Of course, they can't take away their M.P. status, but they can ...

<t>The idea that Labour can win a general election in 2020 is far fetched. Although the SNP have lost some of the momentum of late, the reality of Labour recovering the losses from the 2015 parliamentary elections, is going to need something of a miracle and the next four years won't be enough time ...

<r>AnneBoleyn;1499860 wrote: Oh no you don't. YOU are the one who made the claim, therefore YOU are the one who should show proof of it. I'm ready for your link right now, not at a later date. Tell me, have you ever studied the Collective De-radicalization and Disengagement practice...

<t>AnneBoleyn;1499839 wrote: You did not answer my post #47, Momus. As you could not find similarities between American cultists & head decapitating jihadists at least admit so & please temper your exaggerations in the future. Just out of interest, while i was making the suf...

Ted;1499845 wrote: More conspiracy theories again????

For some maybe Ted but not me. The fact remains that the The Coudenhove Kalergi plan was very real and it's interesting to wonder how Europe would be today, had the war and Hitler not come along.

<t>Bruv;1499810 wrote: Certainly nothing to do with the UK referendum, all the media Europe wide colluding to keep the UK in ? 'Simple humiliation' ? Who has been humiliated and why would the media not want to report it ? The only possible reason is the PC brigade, the move tow...

Bruv;1499811 wrote: @Momus If you are going to stick around, go to Introductions and introduce your blooming self, so we can all get the measure of you.....please.

I didn't realize that was a prerequisite in posting here.

<t>I found this site by accident when looking on the web for information on the shooting of a carer in the US. I quite like the joint. May stick around here and there. It really is strange to see the demise of the Labour party, when elections, more or less, have been a two horse race with...

Bruv;1499802 wrote: You speak so authoritatively, but then come out with that sort of comment..................my eyes just glazed over.....sorry.

Then pray tell, why do you think the new years eve migrant rampage was played down ?

<t>Bruv;1499785 wrote: The police reported rise in sex assaults is no figment of anyones wild imagination. There has been a playing down of the facts surrounding the German New year celebrations assaults. This report is supposedly to allay the fears of the population by stating "Majority of suspects...

<t>Bruv;1499777 wrote: How do we explain the knife/axe attacks in London Germany, the lorry in Nice, the rise in sex assaults through out Europe ? Why has my local mosque recently put gates across their car park entrance and mesh screens across it's windows ? The atrociti...

<t>FourPart;1499746 wrote: That is exactly my point. Just because they were not reported does not mean that they weren't happening. The same is true of racial attacks. And as for your assumption that I only consider Racism by the colour of someone's skin, you couldn't be more wrong. The growing raci...

<t>FourPart;1499728 wrote: There is no doubt that there has been a dramatic rise in reported incidents. However, that is exactly what it is - REPORTED incidents. I imagine that so far the incidents have always been there, it's only now that they are starting to be reported. It's a bit like Operation...

<t>spot;1499719 wrote: The legal test, recognized internationally, which would make this a crime rather than a mistake is "recklessness". I think everything I've seen published about what happened indicates recklessness and, in my opinion, that decision should be taken in a courtroom by a jury inste...

<t>Bruv;1499143 wrote: Whatever the reasons, and they are complicated, there is fear afoot throughout Europe. In the UK there is a rise in what is euphemistically called 'Hate crime' following brexit. Throughout Europe mainly France and Germany blood is being spilled almost dai...

<t>Bruv;1499703 wrote: Perhaps the mistake is the officer needs to be armed ? In the USA, there is little alternative but for officers to be armed. To pass legislation now that would see officers unarmed, would be to incite a bloodbath. Equally, if new legislation took firearm posse...

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