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We salute your refusal not to be constrained by societies norms. And if 'Norm' similarly wishes to get in touch with his feminine side, then all power to him. But I rather suspect, Reg, that you met up with your mates at the pub, rather than them calling round at your place first ? And that's because of the type of blinkered thinking, still being reinforced by people such as that 'Doctor' that you rightly called out some days ago. 

Then there was the heartbreaking case of Joni ....foxy little thing that she is   .....who left Primark in a very distressed state. And it's only by highlighting the  appalling way in which these women are treated, that enough people will say 'enough' to the discrimination of the sort that the Doctor and Primark staff hope to practice.

Another disturbing case reported just this weekend. But rather than get upset, this Lady intends to get even. And with the help of the enlightened Canadian legal system hopes to force beauty salons that have previously got away with discriminatory behaviour, to give her the full wax that she hopes to receive...and probably enjoy.

Well, it's all kicking off across the pond!

The late Epstein fella is certainly causing a stir, and not just on that side of the water! 

The autopsy on him says he was strangled...not difficult to figure that out!

Some of the people implicated: Bill Clinton...well, we all know Bill will do anything to get a head! 
                                              Oxygen Bandit Andy...posing for a picture with your arm round a young girl! 
                                              The latest one implicated...Blair! 

We all know they were at it, and we all know it will be covered up! 

The BBC reports:


The coroner concluded that:


Mr Bradley was running across Bishop's Field away from the Saracen and did not have a weapon;


He could not reasonably have been perceived as posing a threat of death or serious injury to the soldiers in the Saracen or anybody else;


The use of force by the soldier was "entirely disproportionate to any threat that could have been perceived";


No first aid or medical assistance was provided by the soldiers. The coroner said if first aid had been administered, there was a "reasonable prospect" that he would have survived;


Mr Bradley was not mistreated by military personnel in the Saracen in the form of physical assault, torture or shooting. "However he was denied even the most basic form of first aid treatment," the coroner said.


If the IRA man had been pointing a gun at the soldier or his colleagues or a member of the public or, indeed, anyone, then taking him out would have been a case of the soldier simply doing his job. The coroner has now done HIS job by weighing up the evidence and coming to the conclusions above. Had the IRA killed a soldier in the way described (as I'm sure they did several times) then they would, rightly, have been accused of murder. 

As you probably guessed, Reg, while you chose to join the Army I chose not to, having never fancied being shot nor shooting anyone else. I don't like taking orders either so I'd have made a very poor soldier indeed. If it helps, I have had automatic weapons pointed at me by men in fatigues in Northern Ireland and have also worked alongside the British Legion to help get monetary compensation for former soldiers suffering from PTSD as a result of both killing other people and seeing their own comrades shot and blown to pieces. 

Does that make it OK for me to take part in this conversation? 

Bloody right it makes it OK, do you still work for the Legion? I've tried to get compo from the war pensions people, but failed miserably...but with having someone on the inside! 

Your subsequent approval is now duly noted, Felix. On a personal note, I have long been an admirer of your appeals work.

Glad to raise a smile, Reg. Enjoy your day in Regworld.