Not so much a refusal as an inability, born of the conditions I pointed out before. Twitter seems ideal as it's essentially millions of people shouting from their own rooftop, rather than the more tranquil and gentlemanly Stammtisch that is AWIMB.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ash
imo.
WES is right insofar as one could put together a long post taking his assertions apart one by one in detail and he would ignore your points and just respond with ‘Yeah, but what about the monarchy and the House ofLords?’ Or ‘What about Saudi Arabia?’Quote:
Originally Posted by redgunamo
It became tedious.
Yes. This. Exactly this. And no one had more experience of this than you I think, Burney. :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
Although perhaps I am being harsh assuming that this means he was a bit thick.
1. Abolish them both.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
2. Nuke 'em.
:-)
Joking aside, I watched the Saud thing last night. Not bad, I thought. Not much new there for me (familiar with the Mujahadin they bussed into Bosnia from Afghanistan, and the arms shipments into Syria from E.Europe, support for ISIS etc) but interesting to see what they say about Prince Upside-down next week. The corruption of Prince Al-Waleed may extend way beyond the Saudi and the Middle East. Into the DC swamp itself even, perhaps.
I think you should all go and follow him on Twitter, to make amends :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by World's End Stella
Indubitably, I reckon. Money doesn't grow on trees, after all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ash