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BoomerSooner17 wrote:
and under the Nuremberg treaty (I think) it was agreed that no wars could be started unless we come under attack from a foreign enemy
Which Nuremberg treaty is that? The imaginary one or the non-existent one? :shrug:
Judging by this comment on PLD from the delightful Raymond Parker;
Wont hapen until every last fucking JOO is wiped of th(e) face of this earth,simple
I think this lot would prefer the Nuremberg Rally.

There are as of just now 12,244 morons dumb enough to enrol in the PLD nonsense.

And 12,243 of them leave this sort of comment unchallenged.

Meanwhile Charles Marston is proudly preparing to notify all and sundry of his newly-established awful rebellion.

He starts a debate as to whether this should include serving papers on his local Derbyshire police, in his case because;
I am an FAC and SGC holder. Are there any instances in the groups experience where problems have occurred resulting from such submission to the Police in regard to the grant and/or retention of certification to own and use firearms? I ask this given the propensity of the Police to all and any excuse to refuse or rescind certification.
If plods from Derby read this, mad Charlie is giving reason aplenty to get these certificates revoked. I mean, a man who won't recognise any laws etc. and who is intent on 'diffidation' and other archaic words is hardly demonstrating a level of mental competence to be safely let alone with both rifles and shotguns, presumably with ammunition for each. To then publish these intentions on what is rapidly becoming "Der Stuermer", well he must be intent on confrontation, if he isn't just someone winding up the usual PLD Brownshirts.

Besides, if he is true to his 'oath' he'll not need pesky permission under statute law (which was all illegal anyway since the entente of Bognor Regis 1623), just rip up those non licences/certificates and keep his arsenal for the inevitable Bundey-ranch style shootout.

Crabby however does not see a problem in taking this action;
It shouldn't be a problem with firearms I doubt you will even get e reply from the police, although some do
No, nothing in the post, hopefully just a nice early morning visit.
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exiledscouser wrote: "Der Stuermer"
Amazing what you learn on Q, I always thought that was the Genesis/Phil Collins touring guitarist.
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You're right - they're one and the same - which is why some of the lesser-known Genesis song titles might just give the game away;

Fatherland of Confusion
The Fuhrer lies own on Broadway
Selling Poland by the Pound and, hidden all along in plain sight
Illegal Alien.
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yet more success (!!1!!) from the notices.....and its off to jail.

Jeff seems to think the reason they're still after him is because either they didn't receive the notices, or he hasn't followed the process correctly, or some other bollocks. The fact they simply dont work seems to escape him.
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Oh well back to their offices again on the 27 march for committal AGAIN well as i didnt go in december for a committal all notices were sent to all corrupt parties but this time they will all get just the final notices with a reminder of all prvious notices ......for those that dont know about i have put the case in comments sorry guys
Jeff Smudger Smith December the 12th i was invited to their non court for commital to prison for non payment ct so i sent the clerk of court and the council all 4 notices but neither replied to any of them ...but like i said i did not attend so i was waiting for that knock on the door but never got one ???? This week i got another invte for the 27th march( Wont go then either) so instead of all notices again they will get a notice of treason again and also a reminer that all previous notices still stand as they are all still active for the same case and i have the evidence that they were signed for so they cant say that they never received them ....
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Never fear.... His Honour David Sheaf QC is there with the same ever reliable advice that got Ollie Pinnock jailed.
David Sheaf As long as you have never quoted or stated the words "I won't pay" there is NO case to answer. IT'S A CIVIL MATTER. They can only request a committal to prison IF you have refused to pay. Fact.
Remember everybody... That's a FACT!!!
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SANDY: That's your actual Latin.
HORNE: What does it mean?
JULIAN: I dunno - I got it off a bottle of horse rub, but it sounds good, doesn't it?
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Post by longdog »

I hope everybody is sitting down for this post as its shocking nature may cause giddiness and feinting.

The police have IGNORED the rebel Fuhrer's Affidavit Of Truth!!!

I know... Shocking innit? :snicker:

David Robinson

Good afternoon rebels.....

Well its nearly been two weeks since we served an Affidavit of truth onto Birmingham police so far we have been ignored (yet again).

They haven't stopped their theft of David Robotham's property if anything they have upped the ante.....

The police have basically called our bluff (so to speak) although we are not bluffing. More action will be required at some point.

If the police will not observe the truth and just ignore it and us, then we have to do the policing ourselves.

We are fighting for the truth here folks, this is a war against our rights and our lives ultimately...shake off the apathy and be outraged.......can you really allow the police to ignore the truth?...if we allow this to go on then the truth will be lost along with our ancient laws and customs....you will have to accept microhips and forced vaccinations...you will have no authority over your children or any property that you own....this is a life and death situation which needs your help.
Yes folks... More action will be required at some point... Perhaps this time they'll get the full dozen rebels turning out for a half of mild in Wetherspoons and a quick perambulation around our second city.

Rise, like deadbeats after slumber:
In a single digit number!
Shake your debts to earth, like dew:
Which in greed had fallen on you:
They are many—Ye are few!


Percy Bysshe Shelley (paraphrased).
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SANDY: That's your actual Latin.
HORNE: What does it mean?
JULIAN: I dunno - I got it off a bottle of horse rub, but it sounds good, doesn't it?
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Post by SteveUK »

Very poetic. On the poetry note, Liz watson has just published this literary epic...
Excerpt from Liz's poem "TRIBUTE TO THE GREAT BRITISH MORTGAGE SWINDLE"...

..."Reliant on false instruments, you never knew existed
And paperwork you've never seen before, death's grip is iron-fisted
for forgery and falsity go hand in hand to steal your land
mens rea and actus reus - these two can't build on sand
For when the tide is turned around
it drives deceptions to the ground
Removes their props, dismantles lies
And opens up your inner eyes!

But now its time, we all concede, to turn the tables on this greed
of banking clowns in partnership, with oligarchs whose powerless creed
is now imploding, and exposing, all their claims which have VOID DEEDS!

They're partners in crime, I hear you say - oh where are you, Theresa May?
No governance, no Principle, no Justice here to save the day!
So why believe those who deceive, with lawyers who have lost their way?

(By Liz watson - email me if you'd like to record me reading my offering in the Public Interest for all victims of serious organised crime - of this lively Quintet and satirical poem which portrays the state of play in Britain's corrupt courts, today: it covers the hideous happenings over fraudulent possession proceedings, travesties in the Family Court, and spiritual advice on how to turn the tables on these Oligarchs...)
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Yes folks... More action will be required at some point... Perhaps this time they'll get the full dozen rebels turning out for a half of mild in Wetherspoons and a quick perambulation around our second city.
That's just ignorance speaking. Don't you have a clue how these things are organized? It will require at least a six pint of bitter per rebel initial session followed by a crawl to the next establishment for additional strategy discussions over lager. I'd suggest the Wellington first then the Briar Rose, conveninently located a few blocks apart. Wellington because it's a classic old pubs and perfect for conspirators, Briar Rose because it's a Wetherspoons and after a half dozen at the Wellingon it won't matter what they drink or the ambience. Price will be the issue. That's why I suggest lager for round two. Much better alcohol bang for bucks compared to Bitter.

By the way, when was the last time you were in a pub? Mild is long gone. I haven't seen it in years. To paraphrase from Martyn Cornell's article "What we Used to Drink in London Pubs" Mild was the most popular pub drink from the 1850's to the 1950's. However Mild started disappearing in the 1960's, superceded by Bitter. Works for me, I'm a big bitter fan.
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Burnaby49 wrote:I'd suggest the Wellington first then the Briar Rose, conveninently located a few blocks apart. Wellington because it's a classic old pubs and perfect for conspirators, Briar Rose because it's a Wetherspoons and after a half dozen at the Wellingon it won't matter what they drink or the ambience.
I know them both well but I think I'm still technically banned from The Briar Rose. I can't recall the details but I think it had something to do with bananas and The Goodyear Blimp.

By the way, when was the last time you were in a pub? Mild is long gone. I haven't seen it in years. To paraphrase from Martyn Cornell's article "What we Used to Drink in London Pubs" Mild was the most popular pub drink from the 1850's to the 1950's. However Mild started disappearing in the 1960's, superceded by Bitter. Works for me, I'm a big bitter fan.
Sorry to contradict you on your specialist subject but mild ale might be on life support but don't screw the lid down yet. It might be a thing of the past in that London but it's still available in some northern pubs particularly Mansfield Brewery Dark Mild (which is horrible to honest) and Sam Smiths Dark Mild which is OK. I'd be very surprised if The Welly didn't have a mild ale somewhere along the bar. I've also seen light and dark milds regularly in 'Spoons outlets.

I no longer drink it as I find it hard to keep down for some reason. These days it's a nice IPA for preference.
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Post by Siegfried Shrink »

For when the tide is turned around
it drives deceptions to the ground
Removes their props, dismantles lies
And opens up your inner thighs!
Cos you'm fecked, lady.
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Lets get back to some real poetry...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hp4mENr ... p4mENrAnq4
JULIAN: I recommend we try Per verulium ad camphorum actus injuria linctus est.
SANDY: That's your actual Latin.
HORNE: What does it mean?
JULIAN: I dunno - I got it off a bottle of horse rub, but it sounds good, doesn't it?
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longdog wrote:Lets get back to some real poetry...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hp4mENr ... p4mENrAnq4
I was more thinking https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-aVtKEhpO0
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Actually I wasn't entirely truthful when I said mild was extinct. I know of one place where an authentic British mild can be enjoyed, Callisters, here in Vancouver!

http://www.callisterbrewing.com/#beer-list

There are four separate brewers dispensing their wares. Adam Chatburn, the producer of the mild, is a Lancashire lad from Blackburn. He strives, in the far Dominion, to produce authentic British cask ales. He also makes an excellent bitter which he named after his home town. It's my favorite beer at Callisters amid many excellent brews.
REAL CASK
ADAM CHATBURN

Adam Chatburn hails from Blackburn England and upon graduation from Birmingham University became head brewer for the all cask Blackburn Brewing Company where he fermented a love and appreciation of real ale. Moving to Vancouver in 2008 he fell in love with BC and the growing craft beer scene volunteering with CAMRA BC – Vancouver Branch and serving as President for from 2013-2015.
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What about brown ale?

Many years ago Brown and Mild was a popular drink among older men.
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Siegfried Shrink wrote:What about brown ale?

Many years ago Brown and Mild was a popular drink among older men.
Martyn Cornell mentioned you impecunious old geezers, at least indirectly;
The decline in Mild from the start of the 1960s also meant a decline in the 'mixed' drinks that London beer drinkers have always been partial to; brown-and-Mild, a bottle of brown ale and a half pint of draught mild (often drunk to cover the poor taste of the draught beer without the expense of all-bottled beer) . . . .
Nobody in Vancouver brews (as far as I'm aware) a 'brown' ale although there are many so-called dark ales that are an acceptable equivalent.
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Siegfried Shrink wrote:What about brown ale?

Many years ago Brown and Mild was a popular drink among older men.

There’s always the old dog- Newcastle Brown Ale.

Although it’s popularity dropped drastically (I think) after Heniken bought it and moved the brewing to Tadcaster, where good beer goes to die.

NB: that should be the John (Awful Beer) Smith brewery in Taddy. Not the Sam Smith, which is acceptable.
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Here in Notts mild is still alive and well. Most of the good pubs will have one, and we have the annual ‘mild ale trail’. Loads of pubs contribute and you get a sticker on a card for each one you visit. It’s a true liver busting festival.
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SteveUK wrote:Here in Notts mild is still alive and well. Most of the good pubs will have one, and we have the annual ‘mild ale trail’. Loads of pubs contribute and you get a sticker on a card for each one you visit. It’s a true liver busting festival.
When I think of mild I can’t help but be reminded of that time Richard and Eddie ended up at the Hotel Splendious Marvaloso....in Wolverhampton, with Eddie cross dressing to get free pints of mild- (In Bottom).

https://youtu.be/lJnDVSuR2X4 (15:10 minutes in)
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First, JimUK1's comment. Newcastle Brown is not what I'd call a brown ale. It's a fizzy concoction with alcohol in it. I've had that opinion for years based on the fact it was only available bottled. So, in 2004, my alcoholic friend and I went to Newcastle with one goal, to have a Newcastle Brown in its home city the only way a decent beer is served, on tap. And failed. Turned out Newcastle Brown was only available in bottles. Nobody behind the bar in any pub we went to could recall it ever bieng on tap. I eventually found it on tap in, of all places, Palm Springs California. It was terrible but I can't judge. Palm Springs is even worse than Hartlepool for beer (Andy Capp's home town, spent a night there pubbing too. Very, very depressing) so it may have sat for months in the keg until I ordered one. Point is, before I accept an alcoholic beverage as being a brown ale it has to be at least palatable.

Now on to SteveUK. I have to accept a massive failure on my part if he is correct. I've spent almost 20 years pubbing in the UK with one friend. We've been to Nottingham three times and had a beer at 40 different pubs there. Yet I didn't notice a significant presence of mild. Maybe, with my loyalty to bitter, I'm blind to mild on tap. Keep in mind that the word bitter, in respect to the beer, denotes a much hoppier beer than mild, But even bitter, by North American standards, has hardly any hops at all. Adam Chatburn's Bitter at Callisters has a vaguely discernable trace of hops, but that's it. IBU of 15-20, maybe, at best. In Vancouver that's like drinking alcohol-infused, beer coloured water.
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Newcastle BA used to be nice pre-2008 when heniken did the usual bastardised version, think it was them that also ruined Tiger Beer, which was once imported from Singapore until they changed to be brewed under license in Edinburgh, which ruined it as I’ve always enjoyed it when I’ve been in Singapore.

I’ve noticed the Yanks now make a far better brown ale then we do- Brooklyn Larger Brown Ale is actually very nice.

I must also not forget to mention the idiot that decided to brew Stella in the U.K. rather than import it. I used to enjoy the bottled import but now I will not touch the stuff brewed here.

I’m onto Bevertown Gamma Ray these days, hard to find tho given the popularity.