I would appreciate it of someone would pass this on to significant
former members and those with their filters in overdrive.

It is time to give it a rest. 

The constant attacks and veiled threats from the three remaining
"farming" activists are not working. I intend to continue the
campaign, come what may.

The news from Denmark confirms most of what I'm saying but more
importantly makes Britain's current NHS policy wrong.

Pig people must be tested as at special risk when entering hospital.
It is their own interests.

The ridiculous and clumsy attempts to defame me, merely continue to
emphasise the damage caused by the Politburo in the past.

Most of you have very sensibly dropped the attacks.

None of us can change the past, but Moody and co are making things
worse for you. He may be determined to lose his shirt and reputation,
the rest of you should be talking some sense into him before he loses
yours too

I won't allow his geeky nonsense to impede my campaign as you can see
from my new blog.

The children are too important and nobody is going to be the least bit
interested in the spelling or computer literacy of anyone trying to
protect them.

-- 
Regards
Pat Gardiner
Release the results of testing British pigs for MRSA and C.Diff now!
www.go-self-sufficient.com  and http://animal-epidemics.blogspot.com/

Pat Gardiner wrote:
> 
> I won't allow his geeky nonsense to impede my campaign

What campaign is that then Pat?  The only evidence we have so far is 
your trolling in this group posting lots of "cut and paste" usually 
prefaced by your inaccurate "notes" often containing defamations of UBA 
posters and/or public servants.

A real campaign would be directed at the folk who could actually do what 
you deem necessary, if it is not possible to contact them directly 
(somewhat risky if you include the defamations you post here) then 
articles, or even letters, in a major newspaper would be a reasonable 
alternative.  Of course you might find editors a trifle reluctant to 
post the defamations you so readily post here

> as you can see from my new blog.

Hmmm, interesting!  Very light traffic overall and for today just three 
unique visitors, three page views and *no* repeat visitors.  No ability 
to comment either so it is impossible to see the reactions of those few 
who have visited.

However, it does seem that, after seven years, Pat is beginning to get 
to grips with today's technology.


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Old Codger
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