@thisgirlisonf12@AllisonPearson@andyburnham In my distant youth, when we had buses with bus conductors, they used to stand in the doorway and say "No room, all full" and ding-ding the bus pulled away.
"God for Harry, England and St. George" has a few different connotations these days. I'll offer another quote from Shakespeare: Hamlet (Act 1, Scene 2), where Prince Hamlet praises his late father by saying, "He was a man, take him for all in all, I shall not look upon his like again". I give you "Ann Widdecombe, we shall not look upon her like again."
@PeterBleksley The Mighty Bleks is a legend in our house. Whenever I hear him speak, I feel that all will be well. He sees the changes through the prism of time.
@BenedictSpence It appears that the prison service has lowered its recruitment standards. It is not surprising since the violence against prison officers has increased. Some inmates have access to kettles and cooking facilities. Just like Butlins.
@PeterBleksley This young lady is martyr to oppression and the violation of her human rights. If John Foxe, the curator of the 'Book of Martyrs' from 16th c, were here today, he would include her name.
@SimonDanczuk Burnham is admitting that he has no intention of taking steps to stem the flow of unidentifiable men into the country. Taxpayers are being punished. The standard of living of migrants is higher than some UK citizens.
@spikedonline The 'far right' barely exist anymore. However, religions antithetical to our culture are constantly apparent. I understand that putative bomb-makers will be released from prison in the near future.
@calvinrobinson "It were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and cast into the sea, than that he should offend one of these little ones." Luke 17 v 2
@russellquirk Anyone who still likes to fight the 'class war' is licking their lips at the prospect of sticking it to the middle class. The truth is that everyone is being badly affected. These unidentifiable men don't know or care what class we are.
@darrengrimes 'Financing brutality'? Isn't that what the government are doing now? The taxpayer is footing the bill to import unidentifiable young men with inevitable consequences.
@Jacob_Rees_Mogg In 17th century, the people of Eyam, Derbyshire, isolated themselves in order to prevent their troubles spreading to the inhabitants of other villages.
@drhingram Can you imagine previous PMs being asked about their food preferences? Mr T would look at you blankly and then start talking about stimulating the economy. I believe John Major had a taste for Curry.