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3 hours ago, DannyCarlton said:
90% of the trolling smiley faces come from Brexiteers. Nauseous posts more than the rest of us put together. Man child.
No its by the many EU posters who are not even British, the anti British brigade.
Do a but of notation analysis and you will see.
In fact there are more non Brits on these threads than there are in London town. No wonder Essex has an influx of Londoners.
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34 minutes ago, Bluespunk said:
Eire has already got what they require in the deal on offer.
You are right there the lackeys of the EU. Eire is being used and abused and so many posters on here, actually think Leo is in control.
When he has to do a u turn and i am sure it will be spun as Leo fully agrees what will you say then. Unification. I see you are dreaming.
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It is astounding and hilarious to see the non Brits on here hoping, praying and coming out with ridiculous comments on Boris Johnson and Brexit. You would think that they are about to lose lots of money, which is true as they will have a big hole to fill from the UK's contributions.
The many comments, confused smileys clearly show we have a very jealous and and little minded posters. Must be inferior complex syndrome.
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52 minutes ago, kevin612 said:I think Britain will have financials crisis.
Thanks for your wonderful insight.
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19 hours ago, david555 said:
Could have appointed a Scottish one …… already in attendance ...lol...????5555 !
Perfect economic sense. Waste of money but the the EU is awash with wasted money and civil servants, paid extortionate salaries for nothing. The EU has had more than its share of money from the UK. Time to wake up and smell the coffee, it will have to look elsewhere for the sugar.
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5 hours ago, puipuitom said:
With that referendum a 32 % showed up. With a wish of 17,9 % of the Dutch electorate the Netherlands does not change. Second: We have a Government + Parliament to decide.
For the rest, see my comment under # 75. No more nations as the English wants to commit commercial + financial suicide.
Regardless if only 32% showed up. Its a referendum. You can't be counted and complain if you don't participate.
Then you have the never to talk about democracy. Your government totally ignored the result That is anti democratic.
You keep going on about suicide. Besides the melodramatics, it would seem many non Brits here (admittedly some Brits too) keep going on about this. I know this might come as a surprise but there is a big world out there.
Many countries do exceptional well outside of the EU. The UK will be one of them. Leaving the corrupt, protectionist EU is the priority for me and I know many others, so keep your melodramatics to yourself and concentrate on why your country and others in the EU referendum, results are just ignored. Especially as you like many others like to use the word democratic.
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1 hour ago, brokenbone said:
greece never qualified in the first instance,
they cheated their way in and should be kicked out
For that I agree with you but then so has more than half of the current EU members, especially the former eastern European bloc.
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6 hours ago, puipuitom said:And in NL every vote counts, not as the UK "Democracy":
But when you have a referendum (2005) the government ignore the result. What a democracy.
So confident that no country will leave the EU. Give everyone a referendum vote then. Even Juncker has acknowledged that other countries would leave if you give them a referendum.. I would put my money on Italy leaving with the possibility of Greece and a few others like Hungary.
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On 8/19/2019 at 10:56 PM, gk10002000 said:
Witherspoons on Soi Bukhao just around from LK Metro. Not quite a pub atmosphere. The sportsman over on Soi 13/2? Queen Victoria Pub on Soi 6. The Quaint little Buther's Arm Pub on Soi Bukhao has closed and is now some sort of Burger place
Any British so called pub that allows people to smoke inside is a 'tramps place'. Nobody in the UK has been allowed to smoke for years inside a pub. People eating and drinking and those smoking are disrespectful.
I heard one argument form one customer saying it was part of the historical culture for smoking. I replied with I don't <deleted> and pee all over the floor and tables like use to happen in pubs.
Smokers please go outside and those that need the bathroom go the toilet. ????
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1 hour ago, CanterbrigianBangkoker said:Much of this is just misinformation or misrepresentation - to further an agenda.
The Farage comment is redundant as his children have the claim to a German passport, since their mother is German. What is unusual or underhand about that?
Chandler applied for Maltese citizenship before the referendum, not knowing what the outcome would be, so that argument is somewhat flawed.
Banks has had business assets off shore and had non-dom status well before 2016 - with assets and accounts/businesses registereded in Isle of Man, Cayman islands, Belize, BVI and others - all are tax havens and most of which are outside of the EU.
Andy Wigmore has been a dual citizen of both Belize and the UK since birth I believe, he has owned property/lived in Belize on and off for years, so again this is total misrepresentation for the authors own purposes.
JRM hasn't (to my knowledge) 'moved all his assets offshore to Ireland', he has simply - and by his own admission - opened up a fund in Dublin, one of many around the world. There is no head office in Ireland nor capital, nor substantial assets, simply a newly opened fund. So again, this is misrepresentation. He has refuted this claim many times publically, it's simply fake news.
Dyson has been relocated his buiness operations to Singapore/Malaysia piece by piece over many years, with their R+D depts. still in the UK, but the company hasn't manufactured anything in the UK since 2003. Tax incentives, regional supply chain and regional (Asian) demand have been given as the main reasons for the HQ's move to SGP. In reality the COO and CLO were the only people who were relocated from the UK, where Dyson's businesses employ over 4500 people.
Lord Lawson has reportedly sold his French mansion to return to be based solely in the UK - with a Europhile newspaper quoting the following:
''it has been reported that Lawson has not applied for residency with his local authority, the préfecture of the Gers, and there is no record of his application'.
'My house is on the market. It’s well known that I live here, and when I’ve sold it I’ll be moving back to where my children and grandchildren live.'
'The Super Rich cannot be trusted' - if that is your point then fair enough, in many cases I would wholeheartedly agree. The same goes for majority of politicians - as we are all aware. Are/were some of these people playing off the expected short term drop in the value of Sterling and FTSE markets to their favour, yes quite possibly. However, neither the aforementioned dubious activities nor applying for citizenship of another country for personal reasons or moving a business's assets there for certain tax reasons mean that those in question are by definition fake Brexiteers or believe that Brexit Britain will suddenly become an unbearable hell-hole once we actually leave. Tax avoidance etc. is a separate issue that should be addressed by the authorities, but is not central to Brexit. Those who are mentioned above wouldn't be effected much by the assumed maladies that will supposedly befall Britain post-Brexit anyway, these people are living in the rarified atmosphere. So why would they feel the need to emigrate en-masse?
As previously pointed out, the exact same charges (the ones of the list that are actually valid) could be aimed at many Remain backing politicians/funders too, of course. It's a dirty world, folks, what else is new?!
Brexit is and always was (for many of us) about so much more than economics, short terms gains or losses, or the activities of a small group of rather mirky moneymen and their funds - dirty or clean.
That is something that is continuously overlooked, by far too many.
Thanks for talking the time to rectify the blatant lies and show that the poster is peddling fake news and those that support the post are blatantly ignorant. Kudos to you for having the patience to educate those who are in need.
I can handle peoples opinions but not blatant stupid lies. There should be some very embarrassed posters.
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51 minutes ago, luckyluke said:The U.K. can not ignore completely 48% of his voters.
It was a binary referendum. I know this is a difficult concept to understand in many EU countries who have had their referendum result ignored. It is easier for me and many British people, even those that voted remain.
You have a winner and loser but the democratic result must be respected and implement, as promised. if not the whole political system is farcical, like the referendum results that were ignored.
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49 minutes ago, DannyCarlton said:
It doesn't it suggests that he's going to Germany...if he loses his job in Belgium.
No it doesn't suggest that at all. You are lying. It doesn't nothing of the sought but the again that is usually a remainer tactic, which you have just clearly proven. Thank you.
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56 minutes ago, luckyluke said:
I and many others don't care, even will accept being ruled by the U.K., as long it doesn't affect me/us personally.
I guess we are different, I like many others do care.
I know that Belgiums, like many other countries closely linked to Germany as a country and with language are fine with that.
Again I don't believe the people of the UK are the same.
So your happy and I am happy, we are leaving the EU.
The EU is an organisation an entity. Not a nationality or country which many seem to forget.
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6 minutes ago, chaila said:Once again total misrepresentation. Lets take number 1. Nigel Farage's children have a German mother, So as many children do is take their parents citizenship. Where does it say that Nigel Farage leaving the EU.
This should be removed at worst as fake news, at best as a poor attempt at a remainer trying to justify staying in the EU and discredit those politicians who voted lave.
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1 hour ago, <deleted> dasterdly said:
Whilst I agree about referendums that were against the EU having to be voted on again.... I'm not as confident as to the UK govt. genuinely accepting the referendum result....
IMO they're still looking for a BRINO agreement that they can sell to the electorate.
'Don't count your chickens until they've hatched' springs to mind ☹️.
Whilst I can understand your skepticism, I believe that if the UK government current or future does not respect the vote then there would be a political and social upheaval.
This situation would be very different from the Dutch and Irish (which I was making a point in my post) who basically rolled over and accepted the government ignoring the referendum.
I believe the UK would not accept this and the next GE will demonstrate the mistrust of politicians.
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23 minutes ago, david555 said:They are family …. they are our nephews …..century's already , only when they come to visit our country's they stay too long (2 times almost 5 years stay ) , need to kick them out or they never leave …..lol 5555
Besides your royal Family have running a big part of that German blue blood in their veins …..lol
Again glad your happy to be ruled by them. I have said before I am happy to be friends with other European countries.
Don't forget the EU is not Europe, it is an entity. I lived in Germany, great people. That doesn't mean I want them telling us what to do whether directly or under the flag of the EU.
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4 minutes ago, david555 said:
"Shame your country didn't have the backbone to do the same."
We don't think with our backbone sir …. we use our common sense brain ..!
Well good for you. I am glad you are happy to be ruled by the Germans. I am happy we don't have your common sense brain.
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2 hours ago, david555 said:"But like most remoaners on here they are not even from the UK. Astounding."
No we are not , but we are from the E.U...…. that other part involved ..you know ? Proved again you think you are the only important one , hilarious such a ……..yes...…. arrogance
And don't worry , we accepted already longer your leaving.. but not that nagging trying to push your stubborn demands thru endlessly
Well the only comparison I can see is that Holland and the UK had referendums on the EU. The difference is the UK government have accepted the peoples decision where the Dutch government totally ignored it. Very democratic. I guess that's why you have mentioned the UK can revoke article 50. no thanks we believe in democracy.
Is that why you are so interested in the Brexit threads as you are a serial poster, although usually slating the UK and telling us all we have made a huge mistake.
I am glad you accept we are leaving. Because we are. Shame your country didn't have the backbone to do the same.
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9 hours ago, david555 said:
It is already sold by the Torygraph as a victory as the E.U. is compromising ….lol they take the 30 days as compromise , while Merkel just meant it as SHOW ! "you can create a miracle solution ?...well you have 30 days to show it ….YOU show it " Just now the E.U. kicked the ball back in Boris Camp , and turned the goalpost around...
Any one like a laugh , well here it is : Brexit latest Thorygraph version news: Major boost for Boris Johnson as Emmanuel Macron says Withdrawal Agreement can be amended
The Thorygraph readers comments are even funnier:
Don't worry the UK is leaving the EU, I wish you would start to accept it. Holland and the others who have had a an easy ride can start saving up to fill the huge whole left by the EU.
But like most remoaners on here they are not even from the UK. Astounding.
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8 hours ago, puipuitom said:You mean: got the allowance of the 26 others to give this proposal to Boris the Liar.
3 years not even a beginning of a solution the solve the border between the EU and the UK, and now, this Unlimited Lighness will find a solution in one month ?
I guess it must have touched a nerve. I don't see Boris going to Holland to negotiate anything. No need, Germany followed by France. the rest are just lap dogs who do as they are told. That is reality and the others actually believe they have a voice.
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On 8/21/2019 at 12:59 PM, sawadee1947 said:
I live in a Timbuktu at the moment. And nobody I know is using FB
Is that just down the road from Limerick and round the corner from Tipperary.????
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5 hours ago, welovesundaysatspace said:So what happened to the fact that the EU, 27 countries make joint decisions as you claimed the other day. As I stated the Germans pull the strings. Guess you were completely wrong.. again
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Wheres Wolves in this thread? He was telling everyone that its 27 countries decision the other day. Now as I told him that Germany/France tell the others what is happening in the EU.
I guess he realises he was talking a load of rollicks.
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10 hours ago, Handsome Gardener said:Can't get more ironic than this you really can't
So people who want to put an end to the Brexit madness 'want the UK to suffer' ? So the Brexit vote that is now causing the carnage unfolding isn't making the UK suffer ? You live in a fantasy.
Have you seen the pounds performance ? (But you're going to tell us all soon why it isn't rising correct ?) - is that making the UK suffer ?
So who's making the UK suffer again ? - don't be even more ridiculous.
Barclays prediction today no-deal, recession, pound plummets - Moody prediction today UK to become basketcase, Poll of housing experts (85%) predict today 'prices will flounder with a no deal' - oh but wait they're all bias right ? Nothing to see here.
Still will leave it there, you've got enough questions to be getting on with when you wake up ...I see you've also managed to get well out of your depth on US politics ...
PS Given the main reason brits are so disliked abroad (and no-one is disliked more than the british) is their inability to keep there noses out of everyone else's issues - can you explain why it matters where a commentator comes from ?
I was discussing this with another poster. Who are you their mum as I am sure they can answer for themselves.
"PS Given the main reason brits are so disliked abroad (and no-one is disliked more than the british) is their inability to keep there noses out of everyone else's issues - can you explain why it matters where a commentator comes from ?"
Where is your evidence for this or are you making it up.
You are definitely rude and arrogant and if you continue you will not get any replies from me. Be respectful and less of a ships anchor.
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Squabbles erupt as G7 leaders open summit in French resort
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Can you share this analysis with us or is it a secret.
These would totally disagree with you and there is countless more evidence than your analysis.
https://www.theguardian.com/cities/2016/oct/25/london-dumping-ground-essex-skeleton-crossrail-closet
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/immigration/9888310/Lets-talk-about-the-exodus-of-600000-whites-from-London.html
https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/670308/Newham-white-cockney-Londoners-immigrants-Last-Whites-of-the-East-End-BBC-documentary
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2378399/Cockney-accent-moves-east-Dialect-likely-heard-Essex-London.html