ALTRAV,

It's as good to see you back as it was to see the disappearance of a certain other person. Given our last election, Donald Trump, and now the demolition of the Red Wall in Britain, things are looking up. I never thought that I would see the headline "Tories have now become 'the party of the working class'", but there it was this morning.

The pendulum is swinging back. The best advocates for the return of centre right politics are the loud mouth Lefties, who live on an entirely different plane from the rest of us. The more they talk, the worse they look

Mr O, sorry I'm not up with sarcasm, so could you elaborate please?

ALTRAV

Sarcasm? What sarcasm?

ttbn, thanks for your candor.
As for the 'other person', I thought about it, and I came to ask, what if her absence is part of her studies/book she is writing?
I wondered if it had something to do with the reaction of people under certain circumstances, because her demeanor on OLO was in many ways provocative and at times annoying, even patronising.
She did not seem to me to be the kind of person that could be easily deterred or affected by mere words, like myself.
She comes from tough stock, which I know to someone like me I can find attractive and annoying at the same time, as some of my posts will attest.
As for our political pendulum, you are quite right.
When I think about world politics, it's turned and in some ways badly.
I don't mind Mr T, as I've said before, he's just like the guys down the local, all melded into one/him.
That's why he got to be POTUS.
Now idiots like that Canadian twat, what an uber jerk?
Then there's the French shmuck.
You know my thoughts on the feminazis in high office, well the latest is let's get/install, them as young as we can find.
Pathetic!
Unfortunately, I feel it will only get worse, with people becoming less engaged therefore leaving the door open for the sharks and scumbags.
As much as I like Boris, he won on the back of there being more Brexit voters that were prepared to get off their backsides, brave the cold and vote, than the others.
It was a coming together of labour and liberal voters for a common cause.
Good to see.
In fact as much as certain people don't want to admit it, because it was NOT compulsory, we had the same reaction here over the SSM, SURVEY, when, because it was not compulsory, we got the wrong result, and it was planned to achieve that end.

Mr O, you haven't explained your comment in such a way as to make it clear and un-ambiguous.
Thank you.

ALTRAV,

What you have to realise about O. is that he's a moron.

As far as I can recall he's only ever offered two testable facts to support his opinions and both times they were so laughably wrong that he had to leave the thread, tail between his legs, whimpering for help. No one helped because his assertions were so utterly wrong.

So he sits on the sidelines firing spit-balls at the adults and offer precisely nothing even remotely like substance.

He may grow out of it. My 3 yr old granddaughter did.