Lord of the Flies

[Arraya]

Orchestrated by outsiders….

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/8713298/London-riots-were-orchestrated-by-outsiders.html

In Charlton, only a mile down the road, a retail park was targeted and high-value goods worth hundreds of thousands of pounds were stolen.

However, only one of those charged comes from the area or even the local borough. The others are from a much wider swathe of south-east London and as far afield as Orpington, Kent, the court data shows.

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The local MP, Gavin Barwell, said: “I have spoken to well into double figures of people who saw people with walkie-talkies and radios directing people around.”

Witnesses to the Croydon riot supported these accounts.

[briansd1]

I was a child during the Reagan years.

But I’ll look back on the Reagan speeches, just for fun.

I don’t particularly enjoy listening to Reagan because of his cadence. He speaks like he’s out of breath. But I’ll listen to the speeches later.

[briansd1]

I was a child during the Reagan years.

But I’ll look back on the Reagan speeches, just for fun.

I don’t particularly enjoy listening to Reagan because of his cadence. He speaks like he’s out of breath. But I’ll listen to the speeches later.

[briansd1]

I was a child during the Reagan years.

But I’ll look back on the Reagan speeches, just for fun.

I don’t particularly enjoy listening to Reagan because of his cadence. He speaks like he’s out of breath. But I’ll listen to the speeches later.

[briansd1]

I was a child during the Reagan years.

But I’ll look back on the Reagan speeches, just for fun.

I don’t particularly enjoy listening to Reagan because of his cadence. He speaks like he’s out of breath. But I’ll listen to the speeches later.

[briansd1]

I was a child during the Reagan years.

But I’ll look back on the Reagan speeches, just for fun.

I don’t particularly enjoy listening to Reagan because of his cadence. He speaks like he’s out of breath. But I’ll listen to the speeches later.

[svelte]

[quote=briansd1]I don’t particularly enjoy listening to Reagan because of his cadence. He speaks like he’s out of breath. But I’ll listen to the speeches later.[/quote]

I didn’t particularly like Reagan, didn’t feel he was all that bright (though a Rhodes Scholar compared to dubya).

But I did love the way he spoke and always enjoyed listening to him. His demeanor was so disarming and seemed so natural. Probably came from being an actor…Arnold is the same way.

[svelte]

[quote=briansd1]I don’t particularly enjoy listening to Reagan because of his cadence. He speaks like he’s out of breath. But I’ll listen to the speeches later.[/quote]

I didn’t particularly like Reagan, didn’t feel he was all that bright (though a Rhodes Scholar compared to dubya).

But I did love the way he spoke and always enjoyed listening to him. His demeanor was so disarming and seemed so natural. Probably came from being an actor…Arnold is the same way.

[svelte]

[quote=briansd1]I don’t particularly enjoy listening to Reagan because of his cadence. He speaks like he’s out of breath. But I’ll listen to the speeches later.[/quote]

I didn’t particularly like Reagan, didn’t feel he was all that bright (though a Rhodes Scholar compared to dubya).

But I did love the way he spoke and always enjoyed listening to him. His demeanor was so disarming and seemed so natural. Probably came from being an actor…Arnold is the same way.

[svelte]

[quote=briansd1]I don’t particularly enjoy listening to Reagan because of his cadence. He speaks like he’s out of breath. But I’ll listen to the speeches later.[/quote]

I didn’t particularly like Reagan, didn’t feel he was all that bright (though a Rhodes Scholar compared to dubya).

But I did love the way he spoke and always enjoyed listening to him. His demeanor was so disarming and seemed so natural. Probably came from being an actor…Arnold is the same way.

[svelte]

[quote=briansd1]I don’t particularly enjoy listening to Reagan because of his cadence. He speaks like he’s out of breath. But I’ll listen to the speeches later.[/quote]

I didn’t particularly like Reagan, didn’t feel he was all that bright (though a Rhodes Scholar compared to dubya).

But I did love the way he spoke and always enjoyed listening to him. His demeanor was so disarming and seemed so natural. Probably came from being an actor…Arnold is the same way.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=svelte][quote=briansd1]I don’t particularly enjoy listening to Reagan because of his cadence. He speaks like he’s out of breath. But I’ll listen to the speeches later.[/quote]

I didn’t particularly like Reagan, didn’t feel he was all that bright (though a Rhodes Scholar compared to dubya).

But I did love the way he spoke and always enjoyed listening to him. His demeanor was so disarming and seemed so natural. Probably came from being an actor…Arnold is the same way.[/quote]

He didn’t get that “Great Communicator” moniker for nothing. I’d also opine that his days as GE’s “ambassador” also prepared him, in terms of his oration. It certainly informed his anti-Communist and pro-business philosophy. Many people forget that Reagan was once a Democrat, and strongly pro-union during his acting and SAG president days.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=svelte][quote=briansd1]I don’t particularly enjoy listening to Reagan because of his cadence. He speaks like he’s out of breath. But I’ll listen to the speeches later.[/quote]

I didn’t particularly like Reagan, didn’t feel he was all that bright (though a Rhodes Scholar compared to dubya).

But I did love the way he spoke and always enjoyed listening to him. His demeanor was so disarming and seemed so natural. Probably came from being an actor…Arnold is the same way.[/quote]

He didn’t get that “Great Communicator” moniker for nothing. I’d also opine that his days as GE’s “ambassador” also prepared him, in terms of his oration. It certainly informed his anti-Communist and pro-business philosophy. Many people forget that Reagan was once a Democrat, and strongly pro-union during his acting and SAG president days.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=svelte][quote=briansd1]I don’t particularly enjoy listening to Reagan because of his cadence. He speaks like he’s out of breath. But I’ll listen to the speeches later.[/quote]

I didn’t particularly like Reagan, didn’t feel he was all that bright (though a Rhodes Scholar compared to dubya).

But I did love the way he spoke and always enjoyed listening to him. His demeanor was so disarming and seemed so natural. Probably came from being an actor…Arnold is the same way.[/quote]

He didn’t get that “Great Communicator” moniker for nothing. I’d also opine that his days as GE’s “ambassador” also prepared him, in terms of his oration. It certainly informed his anti-Communist and pro-business philosophy. Many people forget that Reagan was once a Democrat, and strongly pro-union during his acting and SAG president days.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=svelte][quote=briansd1]I don’t particularly enjoy listening to Reagan because of his cadence. He speaks like he’s out of breath. But I’ll listen to the speeches later.[/quote]

I didn’t particularly like Reagan, didn’t feel he was all that bright (though a Rhodes Scholar compared to dubya).

But I did love the way he spoke and always enjoyed listening to him. His demeanor was so disarming and seemed so natural. Probably came from being an actor…Arnold is the same way.[/quote]

He didn’t get that “Great Communicator” moniker for nothing. I’d also opine that his days as GE’s “ambassador” also prepared him, in terms of his oration. It certainly informed his anti-Communist and pro-business philosophy. Many people forget that Reagan was once a Democrat, and strongly pro-union during his acting and SAG president days.

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