stewgreen, if everything you post here is as fact based as your Tommy Robinson propaganda, then "yawn" it is, and best avoided.

Jun 30, 2018 at 1:54 AM | golf charlie

You also kept making a stupid idiot of yourself for days at BiasedBBC, a site which does normally contain interesting articles and comments. I the end, you were still lapping up and regurgitating anything you could, in support of Tommy Robinson, long after the truth was out, the party was over, and you were all alone.

https://biasedbbc.org/blog/2018/05/27/what-hope-is-there-for-tommy-robinson-under-this-right-wing-party/comment-page-3/#comments

StewGreen June 9, 2018 at 10:30 pm
"Look how low class this Sunday Times article from last week is.
The libmob media gives a narrative which is completely false , yet she laps it up instead of doing some basic fact checking.
And she is proud to show her ignorance."

Have you ever tried fact checking for yourself, or do you prefer your own ignorance? When you are wrong, do try not to blame those who point it out. You just come across as dishonest as a paid Climate Science troll, trying to shout down whistleblowers.

If all you can manage is hypocrisy such as this:
"@GC I'm not going to stoop to your level 
... I'll stay in the real world thanks.
Jun 30, 2018 at 10:15 AM | stewgreen"

when anybody can confirm your denial of evidence and facts, which planet are you on?

The seriousness of Merkel's EU Migrant Crisis is beginning to dawn on The Guardian.

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2018/jun/29/the-guardian-view-on-the-eu-migration-deal-fault-lines-in-the-fortress

"The response to Mrs Merkel’s insistence that all member states should commit to take “all necessary internal legislative and administrative measures” to prevent refugees from heading across internal EU borders in order to get to Germany is equally problematic. Though Greece seems willing to work with Germany on this, it is unlikely that Italy, in particular, will do what Berlin wants. Relief for the German chancellor may not last long, especially if Mr Trump, who has Germany in his sights over trade and military spending, has his way."

Is it possible to have a carbon footprint, sizeable or not, when crossing the sea? A carbon wake perhaps, or even a plume.

Jun 30, 2018 at 12:44 PM | It doesn't add up...

I don't know how many gallons of oil the Aquarius burns per hour or nautical mile, but Merkel's Migrants are developing a sizeable carbon footprint crossing the sea.

Why has Aquarius not returned to Spain? Was one trip enough for headline writers?

Gwen. UaT should have offered a clue: he who spaketh to the kelp.
Jun 30, 2018 at 11:53 AM | Supertroll

Jun 29, 2018 at 9:30 PM | golf charlie
Part of Sodor and Man under the Lord of The Isles in times gone by, guess who the current Lord of the Isles is?
Jun 30, 2018 at 11:35 AM | Uibhist a Tuath

I used to be familiar with some of the literary classics by Rev R Awdry, but have never read their Politically Correct rewrites.

The Prince of Wales is also the Lord of the Isles having usurped the MacDonalds, and they have been wreaking havoc on waistlines around the World in revenge.

They had a bit of a dust-up with well known purveyors of soup, the Campbells, whose land included Glen Lyon in Perthshire, most famous for a Yew Tree in Fortingall, that Mann failed to core-sample, though this may have been due to Orders from Rome.

South of Glen Lyon is Loch Tay. I do NOT recommend it as a place to try to learn to water ski!

The Aquarius docked in Marseilles yesterday at 10 a.m., after having gone back to the Libyan coast after dumping its cargo of migrants in Valencia, during which time it switched off its satellite transponder. It is refuelling and changing crew during a 4 day stay - both Malta and Sicily refused to allow the vessel to dock for that. Marine (le Pen) suggests it should be impounded. What happened to any migrants it picked up on its return to Libya is unclear. Meanwhile a local mayor in Marseilles has been making remarks about its trade in "human flesh"

Gwen. UaT should have offered a clue: he who spaketh to the kelp.