On Sun, 7 Aug 2005 13:48:25 +0100, "Doctor Drivel"
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"Andy Hall" wrote in message
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On Sun, 7 Aug 2005 09:03:44 +0100, "Doctor Drivel"
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"raden" wrote in message
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Dave Plowman (News) wrote:

The 64,000 dollar question. How about setting up a fund to pay an
inquiry
agent to find out? I'll bung in a few quid. ;-)

You don't need to. A slow Google will reveal all!

Do it

out the bugger

There are strange lunatics here. I couldn't be bothered about someone
else.
You are one of those pathetic types that stands out all night to watch
the Queen
the next day.

So you admit to being selfish.

No. I'm not selfish.

But by your definition, individualism is an anathema. you can't have
it both ways.

I'm an individualist and feel that people should be responsible for
themselves. If, and only if that is exhausted, there could be a
discussion involving the state, but only then.

Your ethos appears to be opposed to that.


You don't like the idea of
organisations, trade bodies and centres
of excellence, believing that
these are unqualified (even thiough you
are unqualified yourself).

Great in theory, but far too many are self interest groups.

Exactly... like any form of organised labour arrangement.
Fundamentally it doesn't work.



I am shocked. I thought that you
were a good socialist.

I am Mr Citizen himself.

Citizen Smith? Didn't he have pictures of Che on his wall?




Clearly some animals are more equal
than others.

Like snakes?


Especially snakes. They go about their business and one knows
exactly where one is.... A tip though. Don't kiss them.



I'm devasted at how you've
let down the Politburo.
Lenin would turn in his tomb and Henry
wotsisname would wet his armchair.

The Tory red under the bed brainwashing is surfacing.

Not really. I can remember the films of Brezhnev standing on top of
Lenin's tomb in Red Square for the May Day parades as the soldiers
marched by alongside the missile launchers. It was real
showmanship. I visited Moscow not long ago and the seven illuminated
and revolving red stars on the Kremlin have been joined by an eighth
on another building belonging to Mercedes.
Lenin's tomb is diminutive and in the corner of the square, with the
GUM store being far more siginificant. In past times, this was
restricted to the animals who were more equal than others. Nowadays
it is not significant.

The realism of the free market has replaced the nonsense.



Her Majesty is not amused.

I would have them totally gone and then most of us can be amused.

Rather difficult since you are not a CORGI

In fact though, more than half the population support the concept and
practice of the monarchy.


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