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And latest rumours hes in talks with man utd... The uk is much softer on its big name tax evaders...

After mass shooting reports some weep, others rush out to buy even more guns. http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2015/12/10/us/gun-sales-terrorism-obama-restrictions.html? (Just one of many sources, so please don´t all rush to rubbish the NYT) Used to be grief united us but it seems society is...

LOL. Scioli - the ultimate creosote Oompa Loompa

Half serious. Too busy a life to care to spend life worrying or obsessing about it. And to steal a definition to which I will gladly adhere: a conspirationist is a person who think that malice is possible in a democratic power. Guilty on that front 100%.

Im saying I wised up and stopped swallowing the media manufactured crap and am happier for it. With each massive gun tragedy Id anguish and wonder how anyone could be so deranged as to kill innocent toddlers at school etc. Once I realised he ie Lanza didnt and noone died I could stop...

and building 7 just collapsed out of sheer fright, uniformly, in 20 seconds, like a controlled demolition fortuitously announced on the bbc 30 minutes before it actually happened just as they were filming. PS I don´t have any tinfoil at home. Scares the cats. The conspiracy theorists scare me...

The crisis actor videos are so bad theyre laughable. The young girl laughing and giggling the day after her mom was supposedly killed. Who does that? With all the govt money spent on these false flag events youd think they could hire someone who could actually act sad for 5 mins.

Len mccluskey on bbc brilliantly calling out Blairite PR company Portland for shady shenanigans organising coup so that Corbyn cant call for Blairs head on a plate on Wednesday when Chilcot report is finally published. I agree its a damn shame Corbyn isnt up to the job of politicking but sure...

I call this a CROCK OF SH**T...the left ie Corybyn real left not Tony Blair centre right pretending to be left has always challenged the lack of democracy in the EU...but feel free to dream it´s a right wing conspiracy.

I think if anything Brexit has shown that referendums can be largely emotional based decisions in spite of all the economics and other data stacked up and on display. I´d agree with Steve that my all Scottish friends are all riled up and ready to quit the UK tomorrow and make a separatist EU bid...

Had a lovely Spanish election day BBQ with local friends yesterday. One of them is a large sherry producer who exports to Holland, UK, and Norway as well as Asia and not in the slight bit worried about how his business will change post Brexit...curious but not panicked. I´m personally tired off...

Can´t see it. Boris is an agitator a la Michael Heseltine in Thatcher´s ousting - it will likely be a quiet man or woman who has played a quiet statesmanlike game. Personally I´d vote for Daniel Hannan just for being one of the best orators I´ve heard in a long while. Watching him tear Eddy...

Yup most UK papers touting Sweden, Denmark, Holland and Czech republic as possible exiteers..but then again if you believe what you read today London and Scotland are going to merge as a new country and negotiate to stay in, Ireland is going to unite North and South...etc etc.. Quite frankly...

Still here, working in 35 degrees by the pool..no sign of the sky falling just yet. Article 50 hasn´t been triggered and may not be until Cameron´s replacement assumes position after which we have 2 years to see how things pan out. Great that Obama says this morning that the UK is an important...

That reads scarily like you pimping for Lacoqueta

I wonder why? Fluency in English per chance?

and me...in Ireland our version is Fur coat, no knickers...

100% agree. His logic and dignity, the data, the lack of victimization...almost surprising and emotional after so much self-aggrandizement from CFK....Thanks for sharing!

Well let me not deceive you as Jerez is conservative in terms of tradition but religion is really is no longer binding. The streets are filled with penitents come Easter week (my own younger son will be a penitent this year in San Lucar even though we are Protestant/Lutheran) but the church has...

Well we had about 16 big cities in the grand assessment plan so we took a few years visiting each, looking at possible living accomodation, sent a few friends and family on recces for us, organized school interviews and ended up in Jerez - home of sherry, dancing horses and Flamenco. It´s a city...