Recent content by Mad as Fish

Just like the Romans, Vikings, British, Germans etc did.

When did she say that? :oops:

Eastern Europe has unfortunate memories of totalitarian regimes and while the EU might have appeared a bastion of liberty 20 years ago things have changed and the scales are falling slowly from the eyes.

Thankfully a lot are now, indeed, most people I speak to see right through it, but what can be done about the scam? There is just so much money involved that the lie has developed a life of its own and the 1% aren't going to give it up that easily.

On the other hand I have come across a few Baltics who have pulled their finger out and got themselves a house, one of them at 25. He came across as a wee lad, did an apprenticeship rather than be pushed into doing a degree as the schools try with all the kids, worked his ass off and is now...

Done it a couple of times, great craic! There is at least one video out there of a fellow jumping out of a plane having forgotten to attach his parachute. Sad but true.

Except for the US claiming that it is now in charge of the Straits of Hormuz. It is not regime change as promised to them by Israel, but it keeps the oil flowing, even to the point that Saudi Arabia is now reducing its prices.

Lithuania decided that about a month ago.

Interesting, but not what I hear at ground level.

Cast your mind back to the early noughties when folk from the Baltic states were busy invading Ireland to mush disgruntlement. Most came to work and better themselves rather than scrounge and sponge, but the the word coming from these communities is that they are now fed up with the way that...

What greater recommendation could a fellow have coming from you!

The Guardian! :ROFLMAO: Some knobhead of a climate alarmist is depressed, well that cheers me up no end!

The question arises as to why it was employed by a creche in the first place. I guess it's a consequence of wokism and virtue signaling overriding plain common sense.

Covid certainly brought it out into the open, I can well imagine it's been going on longer.

Think of it this way. I have been working on a large project employing 1,500 people, or so they say, and although I am in the canteen twice a day I have never seen anybody read a newspaper. No, not once, so how are the papers surviving, why do we still see them for sale? It can only be through...