Farming Chit Chat sticks it to six.

whelan2

theemigrant wrote: »

is anybody else finding the pop ups on boards a nightmare on an iphone? Im definitely posting less because of them

eldest lad fell out of a tree into a river yesterday with his iphone in his pocket. He wasnt worried about himself , just the phone, needs a new screen, 120 euro , thats his birthday money gone

marathon

I've just acquired 2 pet lambs can somebody guide me how to feed them?

Shannon757

marathon wrote: »

I've just acquired 2 pet lambs can somebody guide me how to feed them?

Sheep forum ==> http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=1614

MF290

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

You just gotta laugh Not a Kerry cow, I suppose. Latest is he's back home.

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/michael-healyrae-in-hospital-after-attack-by-a-cow-34557721.html

http://waterfordwhispersnews.com/2016/03/21/i-did-it-for-ireland-defends-healy-rae-attacker/

Base price

Electricity was off earlier this afternoon for an hour or so. Off now for the past hour and they can't tell us when it will be back on. Battery is flat on the drill so I'm going to have fun mixing milk for the calves ☹

IH784man

marathon wrote: »

I've just acquired 2 pet lambs can somebody guide me how to feed them?

On a foster ewe

ganmo

Genghis Cant wrote: »

Poor ol Michael Healy Rae. Attacked by a cow.
Those Shinner cows are wicked yokes :-)

He definitely has sore shins tonight

Kovu

How come ICBF don't put a photo of the bull next to his stats? I know we're supposed to accept the data before the bull but silk purses don't come from ears.
Just annoying having to google them and then the grand sires instead of clicking on the name and seeing a stock image.

bogman_bass

Username John wrote: »

What lab was it?

Did you ring em to complain? Surely they can't be still charging you for that?

I sent in 6 samples there to FBA week before last - results due Friday... I hope I don't have the same problem...

FBA through Glanbia. Sent an email to the girl in Glanbia and if she has no answers I'll contact FBA

Reggie.

Interesting morning in Brussels

ganmo

I would of said tense

Reggie.

Thinking it's abit of an own goal or a desperate last ditch attempt by ISIS or whoever did it,
as all its going to do is strengthen the resolve against letting in migrates into Europe esp as you attacked Brussels

Shannon757

Reggie. wrote: »

Thinking it's abit of an own goal or a desperate last ditch attempt by ISIS or whoever did it,
as all its going to do is strengthen the resolve against letting in migrates into Europe esp as you attacked Brussels

Almost outside the EU buildings.

Reggie.

Shannon757 wrote: »

Almost outside the EU buildings.

Wonder is big phil alright

ganmo

Reggie. wrote: »

Thinking it's abit of an own goal or a desperate last ditch attempt by ISIS or whoever did it,
as all its going to do is strengthen the resolve against letting in migrates into Europe esp as you attacked Brussels

They want that to turn as many normal refugees against Europe

Reggie.

ganmo wrote: »

They want that to turn as many normal refugees against Europe

Won't happen as the mentality of them would be if they are here they are happy but any still in Syria or other places will be just stuck there. I'm just waiting for the conspiracy theories to emerge that it was actually the Belgian government that carried out the attacks to enforce harder conditions on entering the country

blue5000

Reggie. wrote: »

Won't happen as the mentality of them would be if they are here they are happy but any still in Syria or other places will be just stuck there. I'm just waiting for the conspiracy theories to emerge that it was actually the Belgian government that carried out the attacks to enforce harder conditions on entering the country

Maybe it was the French farmers complaining about prices?

Shannon757

blue5000 wrote: »

Maybe it was the French farmers complaining about prices?

Bingo! Where's Dawggone?

whelan2

Is this a reply to all the media reports that they had captured some of these terrorists and knew the identity of others?

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

Is this a reply to all the media reports that they had captured some of these terrorists and knew the identity of others?

You never know

Nekarsulm

Reggie. wrote: »

Thinking it's abit of an own goal or a desperate last ditch attempt by ISIS or whoever did it,
as all its going to do is strengthen the resolve against letting in migrates into Europe esp as you attacked Brussels

Apart from whatever infidels they can kill, the real value of such a bombing is the disruption to "normal" life they can cause. And of course, any reprisials against ordinary Muslims and Mosques by hot heads is a boost to the terrorists and their campaign.

pedigree 6

whelan2 wrote: »

Is this a reply to all the media reports that they had captured some of these terrorists and knew the identity of others?

As far as I can see this is in response to the capture of that guy a few days ago and now the rest of them are a little pi##ed off that they could be arrested now. So they want to go down in a blaze of glory and create as much havoc as possible. It's no coincindence that they targeted an American airline (as they see the most capitalist western society). It could easily have been a mcdonalds or starbucks. They knew the net was tightening on them so act now double quick.

Reggie.

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Apart from whatever infidels they can kill, the real value of such a bombing is the disruption to "normal" life they can cause. And of course, any reprisials against ordinary Muslims and Mosques by hot heads is a boost to the terrorists and their campaign.

Yes but that's a very short term gain over a long time tactic

ganmo

Reggie. wrote: »

Yes but that's a very short term gain over a long time tactic

ya see reggie you're looking at it with rational eyes

naughto

Would it not be the case that they can and will attack at ease.I don't see this being the end of the attacks.
With all the extra security since the Paris attacks they still got the bombs in place even if it was on them selves

bogman_bass

Username John wrote: »

What lab was it?

Did you ring em to complain? Surely they can't be still charging you for that?

I sent in 6 samples there to FBA week before last - results due Friday... I hope I don't have the same problem...

Got the field names matched up so panic over

bogman_bass

Reggie. wrote: »

Thinking it's abit of an own goal or a desperate last ditch attempt by ISIS or whoever did it,
as all its going to do is strengthen the resolve against letting in migrates into Europe esp as you attacked Brussels

That's exactly what they want! Who are most of the refugees running from in the first place?

pedigree 6

Who remembers john the shopkeeper not many.
Who remembers john the suicide bomber who killed as many as he could the whole world.

A lot of these people are unemployed living in rundown tower blocks watching daytime television looking at millionaire white people being chauffeur driven in limousines while they live on welfare (if they get it). Then include senior people who they look up to telling them of the deterioration of morality or culture of so called western society and how they must fight against or do everything they can to stop this ruination of the world and if they do they will be rewarded in heaven for all time.

These people have such a sh#tty life already that all they can think of is death.
It's up to their community leaders to steer these young people away from this life and to expel the wrong un leaders out of their communities.
They really have no good role models or can see how they can better themselves. There's no easy answer to this.

Nekarsulm

Reggie. wrote: »

Yes but that's a very short term gain over a long time tactic

Little steps in a long journey.

Reggie.

Lads you are not understanding what I'm saying. In a tactical sense it was an own goal.
Never mind the refugee situation. From a battle standpoint it was a mistake. With refugees coming in and possibly isis members hidden amount them as is suspected it would make more sense to lie low and build numbers up and when things calm down either a concurrent series of attacks or place your men in locations and hit multiple targets at once. That would cripple the EU if a couple of the big countries were hit.

Now two things have happened here as in either they have enough numbers sneaked in which I find unlikely or its a revenge attack from a local cell for the arrest of the Paris mastermind which is against the wishes of the greater cause which I find most likely.

ISIS don't care about turning the refugees against the EU as many Arab states are against them already so that's a non runner. ISIS is in retreat across Syria and Iraq atm so I look at them now like a cornered rat just snapping out as best they can.

You'll find alot more attacks in Europe as they have lost large ground in the middle east and will be beat into the mountains in a limited time I'd say. This will only strengthen ukip and the likes for a UK exit from EU. This will lock up the borders around Europe. The EU battleground could be deployed as a border force which was a possible plan in the background for a while. You'll find turkey being the interim camp for refugees in return for an EU membership and they will have to spend a time in that country first to be cleared before entering Europe.

This will hinder ISIS access to Europe compared to previous times.