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The second link is from the Telegraph and has no actual evidence to support the claim but is doing its job of stoking up race issues.

Keep people distracted and full of anger. Easier to sell lies to angry uninformed people.

Brexit going well?
 
SirGalahad said:
The second link is from the Telegraph and has no actual evidence to support the claim but is doing its job of stoking up race issues.

Keep people distracted and full of anger. Easier to sell lies to angry uninformed people.

Brexit going well?
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yes You would know about flogging lies

u are a master salesman :LOL:
 
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SirGalahad said:
The second link is from the Telegraph and has no actual evidence to support the claim but is doing its job of stoking up race issues.

Keep people distracted and full of anger. Easier to sell lies to angry uninformed people.

Brexit going well?
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Chris Whitty's fury at Guardian's 'total nonsense' Pfizer claim (msn.com)

Boris Johnson's medical chief was so infuriated by a newspaper story which claimed that a single dose of the Pfizer vaccine might only be 33 per cent effective that he threatened to report it to a press watchdog, The Mail on Sunday understands.
Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty – normally one of the more mild-mannered figures at No 10 press conferences – told colleagues The Guardian's report was 'total nonsense' which could threaten the uptake of the jab.
The newspaper quoted 'Israeli experts' as saying only a third of people who have received one injection were protected.
No 10's vaccine advisers say the real figure is 89 per cent, starting 14 days after the first jab.
It was reported yesterday that a single shot of the Pfizer vaccine had led to a 'major presence' of antibodies in 91 per cent of doctors and nurses who received it in Israel within 21 days.

A source said: 'It is not every day that a member of the liberal academic establishment is angered by The Guardian.'

No 10's options were limited, however, because the newspaper has not signed up to the Independent Press Standards Organisation, which regulates newspapers and sanctions them for inaccuracies.


The Telegraph, as one would expect, is signed up to the Independent Press Standards Organisation.
 
See what I mean about generalisation. You are presuming everyone reads papers.
 
What qualifications have you got then Nosey?
FMB... ?? Lol,
 
Dangee said:
What qualifications have you got then Nosey
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Qualifications? Are those the things that get dusted off when people are looking for work?


I actually don't need any nor have I EVER been asked to produce any. I have lots of pictures of my work, references from customers, fellow trades, architects, builders merchants, Building Control citation (commendation award) etc.

Here is my latest extension roof and all...
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Let me know exactly it is that you want and I'll be glad to give it to you.

Math's is one of my stronger subjects and use it all the time in building, especially trig' when setting out a roof.(y)
 
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transam said:
yes You would know about flogging lies

u are a master salesman :LOL:
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Gaslighting Tranny. Poor sod you and your bunch of Brexxers really have been sold up the river.

Next on the Brexit list.

"Mastercard will increase fees more than fivefold when a British shopper uses a debit or credit card to buy from an EU-based company."

That also applies to EU based shopper buying from the UK.

Beware quite a few companies route their payments through their EU subs.

:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: Nothing like a strong dose of Brexit Reality every morning.
 
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