I cannot confirm this and it may be a new urban legend but the word on the street is that the other members of the board still went ahead with the scheduled meeting as planned even after knowing he was murdered. And some may have stepped over the body to get into the building

I find the "stepped over the body to get into the building unbelievable, not saying that they wouldn't, these pigs would stab their mother for a shilling, but there would be a police cordon.

It's not literal stepping over. Even going round the cordon and still proceeding as if nothing has happened is basically"stepping over the body".

‘Deny, defend, depose’ was found carved into the bullet.

We now have a late stage capitalist vigilante. Who next? Space Karen?

*capitalism

comment by Robben Amorim (U22716)
posted 1 minute ago
‘Deny, defend, depose’ was found carved into the bullet.

We now have a late stage capitalist vigilante. Who next? Space Karen?

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Squeeze people enough to the point they are desperate just so a company or person can make huge profits, what do you expect?

comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Robben Amorim (U22716)
posted 1 minute ago
‘Deny, defend, depose’ was found carved into the bullet.

We now have a late stage capitalist vigilante. Who next? Space Karen?

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Squeeze people enough to the point they are desperate just so a company or person can make huge profits, what do you expect?
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Yes, human greed dictates that capitalism will eat itself eventally

comment by RB&W - He kicked lumps out of them (U21434)
posted 8 minutes ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Robben Amorim (U22716)
posted 1 minute ago
‘Deny, defend, depose’ was found carved into the bullet.

We now have a late stage capitalist vigilante. Who next? Space Karen?

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Squeeze people enough to the point they are desperate just so a company or person can make huge profits, what do you expect?
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Yes, human greed dictates that capitalism will eat itself eventally
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Hopefully it eats the fat fackers, who facilitated and benefitted from it, first. Of course this won't happen though.

comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by RB&W - He kicked lumps out of them (U21434)
posted 8 minutes ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Robben Amorim (U22716)
posted 1 minute ago
‘Deny, defend, depose’ was found carved into the bullet.

We now have a late stage capitalist vigilante. Who next? Space Karen?

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Squeeze people enough to the point they are desperate just so a company or person can make huge profits, what do you expect?
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Yes, human greed dictates that capitalism will eat itself eventally
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Hopefully it eats the fat fackers, who facilitated and benefitted from it, first. Of course this won't happen though.
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Which it wont of course.... unless it is checked by social economic policy and reform. Which is what is starting to happen now, with the greedy fat fackers who are been made to pay, crying like babies.

comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 8 minutes ago
comment by RB&W - He kicked lumps out of them (U21434)
posted 8 minutes ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Robben Amorim (U22716)
posted 1 minute ago
‘Deny, defend, depose’ was found carved into the bullet.

We now have a late stage capitalist vigilante. Who next? Space Karen?

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Squeeze people enough to the point they are desperate just so a company or person can make huge profits, what do you expect?
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Yes, human greed dictates that capitalism will eat itself eventally
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Hopefully it eats the fat fackers, who facilitated and benefitted from it, first. Of course this won't happen though.
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Depends how far the bourgeoisie pushes the proles.

The French did a pretty decent job of dealing with the fat fackers first. So did the Russians.

It’d more likely be Glocks than guillotines and bayonets nowadays, but if they’re not very careful, the end result will be the same.

Once the Trump cult finally wake up and realised they were lied to they’ll either

A) Take to the streets and stage a violent coup against their malevolent overlords

B) Self medicate on Cheetos and binge watch shows about pimping up trucks


This quote from Con Air sums it up…

‘He's a font of misplaced rage. Name your cliché; mother held him too much or not enough, last picked at kickball, late night sneaky uncle, whatever. Now he's so angry moments of levity actually cause him pain; gives him headaches. Happiness, for that gentleman, hurts’

When they realise they were conned they’ll just implode into angry impotent messes. Even more so than now.

(And I know it’s Democrats who are very guilty of wealth inequality too but Trump and his merry band of distraction artists are actively looking to take even more from an already broken nation)

They’ll keep pushing and pushing their wealth hoarding, when threats to their security and stockpiles emerge they’ll move to protect both by curbing civil rights, and the results will be very predictable.

It has happened time and time again through history, something we knew already over 100 years ago (thanks KM), and yet it continues to happen.

Richard Tice on climate changes and sea level rises:

"Look, I'm lucky enough I'm able to afford a Tesla. So, you know, not some Luddite. Of course, climate change is really it always has been, always will be. I just think there is a naive arrogance about people who think that you can stop the power of the sun, you can stop the power of volcanoes, you can't.

"What you've got to do, and it would be much, much cheaper, is adapt to it. Where you've got concerns about sea level defences and sea level rise, guess what? A bit of steel, a bit of cement, some aggregate... and you build some concrete sea level defences. That's how you deal with rising sea levels. It costs you a fraction of the price of the trillions of pounds that's being wasted naively, unilaterally in the United Kingdom."
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I for one can't wait for the entirety of our coastline to be nothing but gargantuan concrete barriers.

comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 17 minutes ago
Richard Tice on climate changes and sea level rises:

"Look, I'm lucky enough I'm able to afford a Tesla. So, you know, not some Luddite. Of course, climate change is really it always has been, always will be. I just think there is a naive arrogance about people who think that you can stop the power of the sun, you can stop the power of volcanoes, you can't.

"What you've got to do, and it would be much, much cheaper, is adapt to it. Where you've got concerns about sea level defences and sea level rise, guess what? A bit of steel, a bit of cement, some aggregate... and you build some concrete sea level defences. That's how you deal with rising sea levels. It costs you a fraction of the price of the trillions of pounds that's being wasted naively, unilaterally in the United Kingdom."
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I for one can't wait for the entirety of our coastline to be nothing but gargantuan concrete barriers.
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Imagine the opportunities for renewable energy though if this was at all feasible.

comment by Tamwolf (U17286)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 17 minutes ago
Richard Tice on climate changes and sea level rises:

"Look, I'm lucky enough I'm able to afford a Tesla. So, you know, not some Luddite. Of course, climate change is really it always has been, always will be. I just think there is a naive arrogance about people who think that you can stop the power of the sun, you can stop the power of volcanoes, you can't.

"What you've got to do, and it would be much, much cheaper, is adapt to it. Where you've got concerns about sea level defences and sea level rise, guess what? A bit of steel, a bit of cement, some aggregate... and you build some concrete sea level defences. That's how you deal with rising sea levels. It costs you a fraction of the price of the trillions of pounds that's being wasted naively, unilaterally in the United Kingdom."
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I for one can't wait for the entirety of our coastline to be nothing but gargantuan concrete barriers.
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Imagine the opportunities for renewable energy though if this was at all feasible.
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" A bit of steel, a bit of cement, some aggregate... and you build some concrete sea level defences"

Don't think he's on about solar panelled sea walls here fella

comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 55 minutes ago
Richard Tice on climate changes and sea level rises:

"Look, I'm lucky enough I'm able to afford a Tesla. So, you know, not some Luddite. Of course, climate change is really it always has been, always will be. I just think there is a naive arrogance about people who think that you can stop the power of the sun, you can stop the power of volcanoes, you can't.

"What you've got to do, and it would be much, much cheaper, is adapt to it. Where you've got concerns about sea level defences and sea level rise, guess what? A bit of steel, a bit of cement, some aggregate... and you build some concrete sea level defences. That's how you deal with rising sea levels. It costs you a fraction of the price of the trillions of pounds that's being wasted naively, unilaterally in the United Kingdom."
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I for one can't wait for the entirety of our coastline to be nothing but gargantuan concrete barriers.
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What an absolute mooron.

comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 45 minutes ago
comment by Tamwolf (U17286)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 17 minutes ago
Richard Tice on climate changes and sea level rises:

"Look, I'm lucky enough I'm able to afford a Tesla. So, you know, not some Luddite. Of course, climate change is really it always has been, always will be. I just think there is a naive arrogance about people who think that you can stop the power of the sun, you can stop the power of volcanoes, you can't.

"What you've got to do, and it would be much, much cheaper, is adapt to it. Where you've got concerns about sea level defences and sea level rise, guess what? A bit of steel, a bit of cement, some aggregate... and you build some concrete sea level defences. That's how you deal with rising sea levels. It costs you a fraction of the price of the trillions of pounds that's being wasted naively, unilaterally in the United Kingdom."
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I for one can't wait for the entirety of our coastline to be nothing but gargantuan concrete barriers.
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Imagine the opportunities for renewable energy though if this was at all feasible.
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" A bit of steel, a bit of cement, some aggregate... and you build some concrete sea level defences"

Don't think he's on about solar panelled sea walls here fella
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Why would you think of solar panels with a sea wall that could use tidal and hydro energy?

Also, I can't believe I have to say this but some people can be a bit dense; I think what Tice said was the one of the stupidest things I've read and in no way think it is possible or would want it to happen. I was joking about renewable energy.

He’s just said that so it’s harder for asylum seekers to get into Britain on small boats.

comment by Tamwolf (U17286)
posted 9 minutes ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 45 minutes ago
comment by Tamwolf (U17286)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 17 minutes ago
Richard Tice on climate changes and sea level rises:

"Look, I'm lucky enough I'm able to afford a Tesla. So, you know, not some Luddite. Of course, climate change is really it always has been, always will be. I just think there is a naive arrogance about people who think that you can stop the power of the sun, you can stop the power of volcanoes, you can't.

"What you've got to do, and it would be much, much cheaper, is adapt to it. Where you've got concerns about sea level defences and sea level rise, guess what? A bit of steel, a bit of cement, some aggregate... and you build some concrete sea level defences. That's how you deal with rising sea levels. It costs you a fraction of the price of the trillions of pounds that's being wasted naively, unilaterally in the United Kingdom."
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I for one can't wait for the entirety of our coastline to be nothing but gargantuan concrete barriers.
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Imagine the opportunities for renewable energy though if this was at all feasible.
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" A bit of steel, a bit of cement, some aggregate... and you build some concrete sea level defences"

Don't think he's on about solar panelled sea walls here fella
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Why would you think of solar panels with a sea wall that could use tidal and hydro energy?
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You think I was taking any of that shiite seriously or giving it considerate thought?

Will it stop, assumed, nuclear weapons reaching UK soil?

comment by Ruben The King Amorim Tim Tagi Dim (U10026)
posted 3 minutes ago
He’s just said that so it’s harder for asylum seekers to get into Britain on small boats.
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Or he's trying to turn the UK into Gaza to stop people fleeing his and Farage's dystopian vision for the UK.

I also like his idea that building concrete barriers around probably 40% of the UK coastline is going to be cheap.

comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 17 minutes ago
I also like his idea that building concrete barriers around probably 40% of the UK coastline is going to be cheap.
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Especially without Polish builders.

comment by Ruben The King Amorim Tim Tagi Dim (U10026)
posted 30 minutes ago
He’s just said that so it’s harder for asylum seekers to get into Britain on small boats.
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Someone better explain ladders to him.