Paphos Life

I presume this is Trump's way of fighting terrorism. "...On his Facebook page, he indicated he liked Le Pen, US President Donald Trump, the separatist Parti Quebecois as well as Canada's left-wing New Democratic Party, the Israeli Defense Forces, heavy metal band Megadeth and pop star Katy Per...

Uncle D wrote: ↑Tue Jan 31, 2017 9:32 am You could go to the USA and be shot by some nutter

Or Canada, or France, or well, so many places. It's a scary world.

Trump won, irrespective of how many popular votes etc. I find it scary but he won fair and square so it's something we have to accept. Democracy in action I guess, much the same as Brexit. A divisive issue and result and one which people are protesting still.

Thank goodness that's been resolved, now people can start to worry about less important things!

Conoflex wrote: ↑Sat Jan 28, 2017 5:25 pm and I'm sure if Hillary had met Theresa she would have let her and the world know she was in control as well- albeit through a different gesture

And no doubt people would have been outraged at that, having spent an age trying to figure out why they ought to be offended.

Cogs123 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 28, 2017 4:53 pm I suppose it would be inevitable that you couldn't possibly see it from a female perspective
It was the patronising ' pat ' that got me.

Was Mrs. May offended or perturbed in any way do you think?

Quite pathetic, not the hand holding but the vitriolic article in The Guardian (unsurprisingly)

The countryside, which can be so beautiful. Family, and friends, who do come out here, sometimes not often enough!

Gorgeous photograph. Cold in Paphos, sunny and dry though!

Oooo smacked legs time!

A fine actor, RIP .

I honestly do not think the politics head shood be watered down, it s a personnel chose to get involved in a thread, and yes discussion can be heated But that is the nature of the beast. Politics should evoke a degree of passion, it is a passionate abject that b its nature divides opinion sharply, ...

It was about many things for many people. The UK WILL gain more control, that was one of the major issues, too much by being given to Brussels.

To the do-gooders I would say, that if any of you had to experience the hacking off of your own Son's head by so called ISIS, you may feel differently, although there again, maybe not. Jackie You might want to have a word with Theresa May then What about Mr. Corbyn, has he expressed an opinion on t...

Interesting dilemma. For those opposed to waterboarding etc. would you change your mind if a loved one's life could be saved by the use of these methods?

Why do we need a separate section for Cyprus politics? Surely it all comes under the heading of, well, politics doesn't it?

As to original question, I don't see the need to split it, but am happy either way!

According to a report in the Telegraph Britain has the fastest growing economy in Western world. Obviously something is going right somewhere then.

On the news last night it showed that some people who voted Brexit are now regretting it, saying that if they new what was going to happen 12 months ago they would'nt have voted to leave. Too many people believed the hype from Farage and Johnson etc Did it also show those who voted remain and on se...

Conoflex wrote: ↑Thu Jan 05, 2017 5:54 pm I know they asked for no links, but I hope this one is OK

It's Clegg, showing all the democratic credentials of Attila the Hun.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MeL3cSRz6w

Phew that was painful to watch. Mr. Clegg certainly didn't do himself any favours with that interview.

We will be thankful for the rain, in July & August. Perhaps some of it could fall then instead of all now!