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Listed below are comments made by thornton_reed between Friday, 10th July 2009 and Monday, 7th September 2009.

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Question Time and the BNP 2:38pm on 07 Sep 2009 #61

Have to love the irony though.
Question Time and the BNP 2:10pm on 07 Sep 2009 #29

Can't it just be a bipartisan-comment. ;)
Question Time and the BNP 12:12pm on 07 Sep 2009 #13

Just a tiny-weeny bit paranoid, mmm? Just because people will undoubtably disagree with a lot of what Griffin has to say it doesn't make it part of a 'leftie' conspiracy.

Maybe you should've read comment 11.
Question Time and the BNP 11:39am on 07 Sep 2009 Give them enough rope to hang themselves I say. While it maybe seen as giving them a platform its the perfect opportunity for their odious views to be pulled apart on national televison.
Aussie sports fan take realistic view 10:58am on 21 Jul 2009 #2

I find snobs far more revolting than the 'Barmy Army' and isn't snobbish behaviour really just a display of cultural arrogance? Oh, and I'd like to hear/read your description of Flintoff's 'Australian-ness'. It would probably show how out of touch you are with 'English-ness'.

#7

Spot on! Thought the same thing after a quick glimpse.
Is Italy better than Britain? 2:08pm on 17 Jul 2009 #118

Erm, nope. Children in general are badly behaved for a multitude of reasons and a lot British children have plenty to fear thank you very much.

Anyway, who needs respect, love and understanding when you've got good old fashioned fear on your side...

Oh and have you been around Europe taking notes on the noise pollution emitted by children (not brats, you're the one who's sounding brat like) because if you have you must be the lousiest holiday companion.
Is Italy better than Britain? 11:38am on 17 Jul 2009 #110

We could do with some of these 'automatrons' in the NHS. That'll sort the superbug problem out in a jiffy.

And '40yrs of thinly veiled marxism'...What the flip!?!
Is Italy better than Britain? 12:08pm on 15 Jul 2009 #1

'The average law abiding tax payer'

Flipping heck, its Al Murray!

Are some people posting on here in the belief that what they see on 'Wish You Were Here' is somehow representative of the Italian way of life? It makes me shudder to think how blind some people are to the good in our way of life. Its not perfect by any means but we have it a damn sight better than others in certain aspects.
Waking up to Ashes lag 11:39am on 13 Jul 2009 #7

Thank goodness somebody has appealed to my prejudices and reinforced those tired stereotypes. I wasn't aware of my prejudice towards Australia/Australians so, once again, many thanks.
Politicians, the press and the police 11:38am on 10 Jul 2009 #122 JohnnyJimmyJones

Thank god somebody else said that. Yates' comments were relating to a 'thin slice of the pie' not all of the allegations.

I don't see why everybody is being so blase about it. It does make me wonder how different some of the posts above would have been if Andy Coulson was Labour's director of communications.

Another thing, with all this Zanu Labour, Liebour, Nu Conservative's, etc. Haven't some of you people grown out of name calling? Can't you debate/discuss the facts without the pettiness.

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