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cpfc_chap koh samui 18 Feb 20 5.40pm | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
It has nothing at all to do with "services". This has zilch to do with you being entertained. It has everything to do with ensuring that our primary national broadcaster is able to provide information, news and comment free of government or commercial interference. Paying for it via taxation means the government is writing the budget and ultimately overseeing the content. Whilst no-one likes paying for things they don't intend to use making sure we all pay something for the BBC's independence is the best of all the alternative options. As several enquiries have concluded in the past. But it's ok for them to take EU funding? The sooner it becomes subscription the better at least people will have choice to pay or not pay. The BBC has an agenda. The TR documentary, Brexit coverage proved this in my opinion! The sooner this old paedophile institution is banished the better.
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Badger11 Beckenham 18 Feb 20 5.53pm | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
Not everyone "thanks God" for Dominic Cummings. I have been reading more of his past blog entries. Some of the older ones are better written than the more recent ones but there is plenty of bile there and some really controversial opinions. He is definitely "left field" in his thinking. He is no Tory, that's for sure. It's much easier to determine what he doesn't like than what he does, as he dislikes almost everything. Including our political system, Whitehall and many MPs, of all parties. He reminds me of those weird marketing men I used to deal with when they pitched for campaigns. He could just as easily be working for Labour, or a Climate Change action group, as for the Tories. I personally don't have any problem with such a man being employed as someone to throw out ideas, but they must not be allowed to assume the kind of direct influence he seems to now have. He seems to me to be more like a revolutionary, rather than a democrat, so how long he will be allowed to continue in the vein he appears to be now must be a big question. Right now this is Johnson's big challenge. How to remove him to the backrooms again. One of my friends sent me this link which gives a flavour of how he is being perceived by some others. Others whose views may not match the majority view to be found here but are just as important:- What a surprise your link is to an anti Tory anti Brexit site judging by it's campaigns.
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Stirlingsays 18 Feb 20 6.39pm | |
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If WE doesn't like someone on the political right....and he does work for the political right.....I'm afraid that's pretty much a seal of approval for most of us. I've read about half of Cumming's stuff. I don't think he falls down traditional party lines but he's definitely not a progressive nor a globalist in today's terms. He does however believe in internationalist politics and is very much a student of both the US and China.
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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 18 Feb 20 6.59pm | |
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Originally posted by Badger11
What a surprise your link is to an anti Tory anti Brexit site judging by it's campaigns. I acknowledged that their views would not match the majority to be found here but that doesn't mean very much does it? They are real views held by many people. Just not you. They are certainly anti the current manifestation of the Tory party. Without an effective opposition in Parliament it's vital that others hold these Tories up to scrutiny and expose their shortcomings. Read what they have to say. You might surprise yourself and find things you agree with.
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Midlands Eagle 18 Feb 20 8.31pm | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
I acknowledged that their views would not match the majority to be found here but that doesn't mean very much does it? They are real views held by many people. Just not you. Earlier you posted a comment that included the phrase "designed to suggest he is so much more aware of everything than the average human being." and I made an oblique comment that it could have referred to yourself and here you are at it again o righteous one
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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 18 Feb 20 9.08pm | |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
Earlier you posted a comment that included the phrase "designed to suggest he is so much more aware of everything than the average human being." and I made an oblique comment that it could have referred to yourself and here you are at it again o righteous one I think you are imagining things! I don't think there is anything self righteous in my comment. It was just pointing out that what was claimed had already been acknowledged and that, whilst I didn't expect too many here to agree with them, they are real views which deserve to be respected every bit as much as yours do. Your "oblique" comment was just a sarcastic personal dig as is the one above. Rules 4 and 7 anyone?
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Tim Gypsy Hill '64 Stoke sub normal 18 Feb 20 9.43pm | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
Not everyone "thanks God" for Dominic Cummings. I have been reading more of his past blog entries. Some of the older ones are better written than the more recent ones but there is plenty of bile there and some really controversial opinions. He is definitely "left field" in his thinking. He is no Tory, that's for sure. It's much easier to determine what he doesn't like than what he does, as he dislikes almost everything. Including our political system, Whitehall and many MPs, of all parties. He reminds me of those weird marketing men I used to deal with when they pitched for campaigns. He could just as easily be working for Labour, or a Climate Change action group, as for the Tories. I personally don't have any problem with such a man being employed as someone to throw out ideas, but they must not be allowed to assume the kind of direct influence he seems to now have. He seems to me to be more like a revolutionary, rather than a democrat, so how long he will be allowed to continue in the vein he appears to be now must be a big question. Right now this is Johnson's big challenge. How to remove him to the backrooms again. One of my friends sent me this link which gives a flavour of how he is being perceived by some others. Others whose views may not match the majority view to be found here but are just as important:- I read some of this linked site, the main point being about people being poor due to genes. I then read some replies. Here is one. "The tories have created a poorer society whose children feel they have nothing to work towards. This person passed the 11+, went to Grammar school, achieved 'O' Levels (underachieving) and then trained as a hairdresser. A HAIRDRESSER FFS! Is this why the dumbed down lefties want Grammar schools closed? Your 'research' includes some extremely dubious sources. Edited by Tim Gypsy Hill '64 (18 Feb 2020 9.46pm)
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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 18 Feb 20 11.09pm | |
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Originally posted by Tim Gypsy Hill '64
I read some of this linked site, the main point being about people being poor due to genes. I then read some replies. Here is one. "The tories have created a poorer society whose children feel they have nothing to work towards. This person passed the 11+, went to Grammar school, achieved 'O' Levels (underachieving) and then trained as a hairdresser. A HAIRDRESSER FFS! Is this why the dumbed down lefties want Grammar schools closed? Your 'research' includes some extremely dubious sources. Edited by Tim Gypsy Hill '64 (18 Feb 2020 9.46pm) Firstly it wasn't anything I "researched". It was sent to me. That you decide to ignore the "main point" that you think it made, in favour of ridiculing one guy's reply, just because he was proud of his own modest achievement, is actually quite revealing. The main point is that there are some people close to the centre of our government who appear to hold some distinctly unsavoury views. Unsavoury, at least in my opinion, to most people.
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Tim Gypsy Hill '64 Stoke sub normal 18 Feb 20 11.24pm | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
Firstly it wasn't anything I "researched". It was sent to me. That you decide to ignore the "main point" that you think it made, in favour of ridiculing one guy's reply, just because he was proud of his own modest achievement, is actually quite revealing. The main point is that there are some people close to the centre of our government who appear to hold some distinctly unsavoury views. Unsavoury, at least in my opinion, to most people. What?!!!! The main point is about intellect and achievement, with reference to genes. It may be viewed as unsavoury, but not the main topic. The reply quoted was evidence that maybe it's a correct interpretation, as the author achieved entry to Grammar school, but was not intelligent enough to achieve a professional career, or even managerial. That is not ridicule, it is a statement of fact.
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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 18 Feb 20 11.33pm | |
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Originally posted by Tim Gypsy Hill '64
What?!!!! The main point is about intellect and achievement, with reference to genes. It may be viewed as unsavoury, but not the main topic. The reply quoted was evidence that maybe it's a correct interpretation, as the author achieved entry to Grammar school, but was not intelligent enough to achieve a professional career, or even managerial. That is not ridicule, it is a statement of fact. You reveal even more! It seems that you agree with these unsavoury views!
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Tim Gypsy Hill '64 Stoke sub normal 18 Feb 20 11.48pm | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
You reveal even more! It seems that you agree with these unsavoury views! I don't. Your power of deduction is more Clouseau than Poirot.
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Stirlingsays 19 Feb 20 12.16am | |
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Originally posted by Tim Gypsy Hill '64
What?!!!! The main point is about intellect and achievement, with reference to genes. It may be viewed as unsavoury, but not the main topic. The reply quoted was evidence that maybe it's a correct interpretation, as the author achieved entry to Grammar school, but was not intelligent enough to achieve a professional career, or even managerial. That is not ridicule, it is a statement of fact. There could be other reasons of course and it's an individual's story but your main point is of course correct. A certain political demographic of the middle classes are so full of disingenuous people that you'd almost think they had been bred for it. In most cases they will be selective over who they themselves breed with just as they are with who they associate with or where they live.....but when it comes to recognising that who you mate with genetically matters their opinions suddenly reflect some 'feels instead of reals' position. Their mixture of opinions, denial, deconstructions and silence has in fact massively hurt the working classes, because it's pushed the lie that people are 'blank slates' and that if they only tried harder they can achieve anything.......In other words, when they do all that and fail....well, they just didn't try hard enough. In most cases this is nothing but a lie....a lie they have been fed....well intentioned by some, disingenerous by many. Still even in cases where they believed this nonsense a lie is a lie all the same.....Where the actual truth, early in your life, if handled properly, could be life changing in a positive sense later on. We should be trying to help people in a real sense, not telling people warm words because certainty is difficult and can be obfuscated. Independent of the wealth of family you are born into IQ correlates to relative levels of success in life. There has been huge levels of research on this. It's one of the most reliable factors there is. It isn't the only one but statistically it's at the top for being the most true. As for what form of IQ we are talking about and how it's measured....well those are all valid questions but for now lets assume that we are talking about pattern recogition and solving. If two people with high IQs mate and produce children the odds of that offspring being around about the same level of intelligence is considerably higher than average. This is obvious.....It's the same principle that humans used to breed characteristics out of wolves hundreds of thousands of years ago and the same principle we used to breed different characteristics into dogs today. Going back to humans this is the same with everything else we inherit such as height or arm length....but apparently nature suddenly doesn't do the same for intelligence?.....Bulls***.....feels instead of reals. Of course variations exist....Just as two tall people can produce a short person, two lower IQs can produce higher ones and all the other variations there after....All this is perfectly normal, it's just less likely. Plus, a good family culture will of course have a good influence on genes to maximize their potential.....Just as a bad family culture does the opposite...but unfortunately, no matter how much we try we all have a potential that we can't exceed....It's no different to your maximal speed your body can sprint....You can develop an intellect so far but no further. This is old knowledge and the grammar system is meant to be based upon innate ability......Unfortunately the system has been partly abused because its partial intent was to allow the intelligent from the less financially able to access the better education.....but the system allowed it to be gamed by the middle classes....like they game everything else. WE has called many a factual statement 'unsavory'. As though how we feel about nature should factor into the truth of what it does. I truly despise this attitude, it has literally damaged the lives of countless numbers of people by denying the truth to them. Unfortunately intelligence is not honesty, nor is it wisdom or morality. Edited by Stirlingsays (19 Feb 2020 12.40am)
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