The angry country
- Thread starter Henarar
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Where and what is that ?
Danllan
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- Sir Gar / Carms
The BBC has a political agenda, promotes it and plays down things that oppose it.
I don’t suppose he knows or cares. That’s the beauty of fake news,you can put any old rubbish out and say it’s whatever you want it to be. Just like the other 90% of this thread.
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- Scottish Highlands
just showing what a really angry country it is
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- Scottish Highlands
I’m not sure you are though - what’s your reason for spreading unsubstantiated stuff anyway? I’ve spent a fair bit of time in Paris and it has always had protests - just like most capital cities - and is certainly not reflective of an “angry country”.
Your obsession with this subject comes across to me as just stirring, I have to say.
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- Limousin/Charentes toad land
It's certainly a quiet country today!
I’ve never been to central London without seeing a demonstration of some sort.
Danllan
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- Sir Gar / Carms
Or the Quebecois who also dislike Parisians & many other French - good thing we love all Yanks.
… Things alright for you down there?
Perhaps they just don't want you there, do the demonstrations stop when you leave?
?? I hadn’t thought of that. I certainly never want to be there. I really can’t understand why people want to live in cities. I feel much more comfortable out on a moor as long as it’s not Broadmoor.?Perhaps they just don't want you there, do the demonstrations stop when you leave?
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- Limousin/Charentes toad land
Danllan
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- Sir Gar / Carms
I thought that might be the case; but chin up, things in life are rarely as good or bad as one anticipates.
We'll be in a similar situation in time... and my guess is that, there and here, once people get their heads around the restrictions and once they realise that they will almost certainly be fine, things will settle somewhat. Most humans don't like change / unfamiliar situations but, after a chance to get used to them, they will adapt well enough.
The b^gger is, there is going to be no excuse whatsoever for putting off any number of crap jobs that need doing. Mrs Danllan has 'a list', which I am yet to see...
We left st gervais at 4.30 this morning on the chunnel now, roads were very quiet apart from brits running back home, to be fair didnt see any panic buying till yesterday when we went to the intermarche to get a few things, all loo roll gone and pasta etc their was no diesel either sat night but found some in the next town along, I had bought a jerry can just incase but all the service stations seemed ok although cafes shut