Things Noticeable this week

[Greenman]

Originally Posted by xyzde69

Do you have a state program to control the messages of the preaches of Muslim imams in the UK ?

Erm no, but we do have or supposed to have guidelines that must be followed about preaching which were implemented by the last Home Secretary but then again look how long it took to boot out Ab Hamza and he used to preach to his followers outside Finsbury Park mosque on a road.

[Greenman]

It is interesting that the Daily Mail have chosen to highlight the Munich shootings of 1972 and the apparent disrespect shown by Jeremy Corbyn. I spoke to my father about this and he was there when it happened, not far from the place where the Israeli team were based. The late Ron Pickering banged on his door and said to come quickly as something was happening. It has stayed with him for many years and being Jewish we feel for Israel everytime the anniversary approaches of it. I don't remember it because I was only 6 at the time in 1972.

[Rogerbh]

As if we need it, more proof that there is no shortage of morons in the US.

https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/cr...216610405.html

[scoundrel]

Originally Posted by Greenman

It is interesting that the Daily Mail have chosen to highlight the Munich shootings of 1972 and the apparent disrespect shown by Jeremy Corbyn. I spoke to my father about this and he was there when it happened, not far from the place where the Israeli team were based. The late Ron Pickering banged on his door and said to come quickly as something was happening. It has stayed with him for many years and being Jewish we feel for Israel everytime the anniversary approaches of it. I don't remember it because I was only 6 at the time in 1972.

Apparently Mr Corbyn doesn't quite remember whether or not he laid a wreath at this memorial event for the Black September Arab terrorists, men whose fitting memorial should have been to have their mortal remains firehosed into a sewage farm. This event happened in 2014 so it isn't that far back to remember. His equivocating says to me that he laid a wreath and is hoping no one can prove it, but needs the weasel room in case the proof is on film.

But I also noted Mr Netanyahu's comment on this episode and you could cut the hypocrisy with a blunt knife.

The laying of a wreath by Jeremy Corbyn on the graves of the terrorist who perpetrated the Munich massacre and his comparison of Israel to the Nazis deserves unequivocal condemnation from everyone – left, right and everything in between.

We British were on the receiving end for an awful lot of terrorism from the founders of Israel; and Israel continues to be a terrorist state. In a just and fair world there would have been a British version of "Operation Wrath of God" ("Operation Cream Tea" perhaps) targeting the Stern Gang and its proven supporters.

But Jeremy Corbyn is a supporter of any terrorist cause which is anti British and / or anti-America or anti-Israel. The idea that such a man as he could ever be our PM makes me feel rather disdainful of our entire political life. Mr Corbyn reminds me of the line by the Sex Pistols.

He wasn't fit to shovel shit
From one place to another.

[Reclaimedwg]

Originally Posted by xyzde69

I can't wait to see the open air model urinals for the women.

In the CNN article I posted on the previous page.

Public urinals, or pissoirs as they're known in French, have a long history in Paris, dating back to the late 1800s when they were installed for men traveling to and from work.

It wasn't until women started entering the workforce in greater numbers decades later that the need for enclosed cubicles with seats, toilet paper and hand basins emerged, explained Raymond Martin, managing director of the British Toilet Association.

But centuries after the first pissoirs were installed in Paris, women are still not being adequately catered for, said Martin. "The trouble today is the inequality for women," he said, adding that in the UK, various proposals for female urinals had been rejected on the grounds that they exposed women in public.

Public toilets for women will have to be enclosed inside a building.

It will costs more $ and work and material.

We men can just pee and go, anywhere in public, on the streets even where there are no public urinals.

Most of the time, we are not even worried about anyone seeing us peeing in public.

When you got to go you got to go.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OG6b7KJ1Ah0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOlGMPE68Bo

Women on the other hand - just peeing is a bit more complicated for them:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gysu0kgFwT0

[otokonomidori]

Originally Posted by Greenman

... the Munich shootings of 1972 ..... I spoke to my father about this and he was there when it happened, I don't remember it because I was only 6 at the time in 1972.

I remember watching the whole awful thing unfold on TV !

I wish the Israelis would restart Operation Wrath of God to deal with Corbyn -
he'd be much the better for a few hours with a couple of Mossad operatives.

[otokonomidori]

Originally Posted by wildtig2013

We men can just pee and go, anywhere in public, on the streets even where there are no public urinals.

No laws against it where you live? The place must be swimming in piss on a Saturday night !!

My brother was fined £15 and given a stern rebuke by the judge for "urinating in a public place" back in 1971 when 15 quid was lot of money!!

The fact that he was steaming drunk was not considered to be a mitigating factor

[Brecht]

Originally Posted by scoundrel

We British were on the receiving end for an awful lot of terrorism from the founders of Israel; and Israel continues to be a terrorist state. In a just and fair world there would have been a British version of "Operation Wrath of God" ("Operation Cream Tea" perhaps) targeting the Stern Gang and its proven supporters.

The Lehi group was a fascist organization. They even tried to form an alliance with the Nazis, denouncing democracy, Western liberalism and claiming to establish a Jewish state on nationalist and totalitarian principles. Yitzhak Shamir, who served as Israel's prime minister twice, was a prominent leader of the Lehi.

There's a good book on the topic, Zionism in the Age of the Dictators by Lenni Brenner. A high-ranking SS officer, Leopold von Mildenstein, spent six months in Palestine as a guest of the Zionist Federation of Germany. The Haavara agreement, signed between Nazi Germany and German Zionists in 1933, had the purpose of encouraging Jews to emigrate to Palestine, to establish economic cooperation and help the Zionist organizations in Palestine deal with the "British problem".

[Roubignol]

Originally Posted by otokonomidori

No laws against it where you live? The place must be swimming in piss on a Saturday night !!

My brother was fined £15 and given a stern rebuke by the judge for "urinating in a public place" back in 1971 when 15 quid was lot of money!!

The fact that he was steaming drunk was not considered to be a mitigating factor

20 years ago in the City of Geneva a guy complained in a newspapers to have been fined... 150 CHF (about 150 $) to have urinate in the street at 2 o'clock in the morning.

Today in the city of Lausanne, if you are caught to throw even a little piece of paper in the street, you can be fined 150 CHF.

That's a shame that people are too lazy to put even small garbages in the thrash.

[Reclaimedwg]

Originally Posted by otokonomidori

No laws against it where you live? The place must be swimming in piss on a Saturday night !!

Yes, there are laws against it.

I am merely pointing out we men are not shy about pissing in public when we need to go unlike women need to have a whole stall enclosed in a building with privacy and so on.

How often have you seen a woman pissing out on the street or sidewalk or a bush at the side of the road?

Even when they have been out drinking and are drunk and need to go , they will still look for a public restroom.

Men: nope!

Got to go, stop the car, I'll just pee right here. it's 3 am. No time to find a place that's open that has a restroom and I can't hold it and it can't wait until I get home.