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Stirlingsays said:
She is on indefinite suspension without pay......She literally has no money coming in and no indication if or when it does......Errr...you paying her rent mate? No, so the criticism is some cheek.

Indeed, the gall to accuse someone else of politicising when your comments don't give an accurate reflection of the truth.

Must have once been a marketing manager.
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Only a lefty could play the victim card after a left radicalist killer does what he deep down wanted to happen.
 
People have often wondered why Trump didn't go after the far left organisations in his first term and wasn't going after them so far in his second despite continually whining about them......until the Kirk assassination.

It's because the far left help get him elected.....politicians live by focus groups and the republicans know that the fruitcakes and extremists on the Democrat side is a very worthwhile banner for them to point at during election cycles. The constant culture war helps them.

Silently there will be many on the mainstream left who will privately be glad to see Trump attacking the progressives as it will strengthen their place within the Democrats.....publicly they will of course condemn it in the strongest terms.

However, when elites themselves catch bullets then that's a whole different ball game.....I though the Trump assassination attempts would do this (but maybe there's something else to that I don't know). However the murder of the much loved Kirk has changed calculations......Especially since Trump doesn't have to personally worry about popularity now.

I think for organisations like Turning Point to continue to safely exist within universities the money behind far left 'Antifa' types of organisations are going to be looked at closely. The gloves might be coming off for them.

If they react violently it will play into Trump's hands.....of course they will.

It will be interesting to see what happens to the donors behind these organisations though.
 
"The people who worked to get others cancelled and sacked are going...in some cases already have...to get a taste of their own medicine." (stirlingsays)

This is what happens when you advocate extremism. It comes back and rips your head off (metaphorically)
 
Forest Hillbilly said:
"The people who worked to get others cancelled and sacked are going...in some cases already have...to get a taste of their own medicine." (stirlingsays)

This is what happens when you advocate extremism. It comes back and rips your head off (metaphorically)
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The left cancelled people for silly decades old joke tweets and Facebook posts.

The right are about to cancel people for celebrating violence and murder.
 
eaglesdare said:
Yes she was. I think she is back now and scheduled to work her shifts. I read somewhere.

To put on her on suspension in the first place for speaking up and making a complaint to HR really is not on and unacceptable.
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It's likely if she hadn't lawyered up and gone public she'd be sitting at home waiting for the landlord to knock on the door.

Yet she gets criticised....these people have no mirrors.
 
What are short men doing in the Guards? I thought that was meant to be one of the points of having Guards regiment, that they all looked tall.....the aesthetic is a big part of it.

Is this another fecking example of 'inclusion' sh1te in the military?
 

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Stirlingsays said:
What are short men doing in the Guards? I thought that was meant to be one of the points of having Guards regiment, that they all looked tall.....the aesthetic is a big part of it.

Is this another fecking example of 'inclusion' sh1te in the military?
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He'll be something like the CO or OC. In other words a high enough officer. The rules don't apply the same for them. The only ceremonial guarding they do, is guarding the brandy from the other officers whilst gaffawing about the commoners.
 
ASCPFC said:
He'll be something like the CO or OC. In other words a high enough officer. The rules don't apply the same for them. The only ceremonial guarding they do, is guarding the brandy from the other officers whilst gaffawing about the commoners.
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Trump is pretty tall, 6'3 I think.....probably more like 6'2 at his age now.

The officer isn't that short....I was more looking at some of the guys in the line. Some look way way under six foot....obviously most people are and I'm sure they are excellent soldiers, but there are so many regiments, what the hell are they doing in the Guards!
 
Stirlingsays said:
Trump is pretty tall, 6'3 I think.....probably more like 6'2 at his age now.

The officer isn't that short....I was more looking at some of the guys in the line. Some look way way under six foot....obviously most people are and I'm sure they are excellent soldiers, but there are so many regiments, what the hell are they doing in the Guards!
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I have a feeling it depends on where you are guarding. However, last changing of the guards I saw had women and there aren't many 6ft ones. I suspect the Buckingham Palace ones may still be tall but couldn't tell you. I could look it up but can't be bothered.
 
ASCPFC said:
I have a feeling it depends on where you are guarding. However, last changing of the guards I saw had women and there aren't many 6ft ones. I suspect the Buckingham Palace ones may still be tall but couldn't tell you. I could look it up but can't be bothered.
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Yeah, it isn't top of the line stuff.

Just annoying to me.
 
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