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4 hours ago, Rookiescot said:
Rioting and fighting the police would be nearer to it.
Which has absolutely zilch to do with Brexit.
Nothing like a bit of false equivalence!
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4 hours ago, Rookiescot said:All this just to protect the rich using tax havens and avoiding tax.
That's a benefit I'm sure they won't be slow to take advantage of.
But the real reason is that most British people don't want to be in a super EU state run by appointed bureaucrats in which elections aren't allowed to change things. They joined a free market not a federal socialist state.
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49 minutes ago, Nigel Garvie said:
That's wonderful, although given Brexit has cost us near on 200 Billion so far (The Economist) it ain't gonna make much difference is it.
The Germans realised a while back the Tory party had no intention of reaching a deal, when they sent the thick thug Frost to the table, to do the dictator of Britain -Dominic Cumming's- bidding.
Who would have though the electing a cowardly, talentless, utterly idle, narcissistic old Etonian serial liar, in bondage to a heartless, arrogant career psychopath, and backed by millions from Moscow, could end so badly?
I guess we have to thank Corbyn for being the most unelectable party leader in British political history, as well.
Can you prove your allegations that Russia are backing the current UK PM or any of his advisors?
We'll assume it's just another fantasy then.
The fact die hard traditional Labour areas voted Conservative should tell you all you need to know about Corbyn,
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1 hour ago, puipuitom said:
Every person, who followed the real PM of teh UK, Dominic Cummins, should know, the only option is a No Deal Brexit. So be it. Donot forget to apply for your Schengen visa in time. And exchange your second house in the EU for a nice cottage in Northumberland or Cornwall ( as Wales or Scotland will not stay long together with England)
Yeah sure. You might find several more member states don't stay long in the EU, Euro scam.
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13 minutes ago, Loiner said:
Yes the blue passports are very important and they are now here!! A shoddy result is the comment from many who have received them already. That's the problem of having them contracted to a French outfit who subbed it out to another bunch in darkest Poland with cheaper production costs, therefore a cheaper product.
They are our fish in our waters, not European. So why is it soooo important to the EU? It's even a smaller percentage of the EU economy, so why not walk away from it, saying "Fair play, they were always the UK fish we've been stealing for years."?
Because the French do not want to ever change their habits and their governments are actually quiet scared of all those strikes. As for Spain, their fishermen will fish anywhere they can, catch all they can and often fish where they're not supposed to and catch what they're not allowed. Neither the French or Spannish care about fish stocks, the environment or over fishing; or territorial waters etc. They are just interested in doing what they want to do.
For the French "it's their culture"; for the Spanish would be interesting to know who owns their fishing fleets as it's more an industrial approach.
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5 hours ago, pacovl46 said:Free trade deal, riiiiiiiiiiiight! You wanted out, now you’re out. No deal will be just fine!
Have a little think why the EU are working hard to get a deal, albeit a very one sided deal if possible?
No, not a clue, then perhaps ask an adult to explain it too you.
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6 hours ago, whaleboneman said:It may be time for America to change its police force from white to black.
There are considerable numbers of black officers and retired officers.
Like the retired police captain shot and killed by a black looter robbing his friend's store. Or the black state trooper who refused to kneel before BLM protesters saying he only kneels for God.
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19 hours ago, katana said:
Good on you Marcus. Maybe next time you could donate some of your overinflated weekly wages which the average man might take years to earn, rather than virtue signalling with other peoples' money ie tax payers' money.
The young extremely rich Mr. Rashford is obviously a socialist. Spend other people's money!
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6 hours ago, loong said:
Maybe they should be congratulating Thailand on its geographical location.
They could have added "Shame that you couldn't do anywhere near so well as Myanmar, Cambodia, Vietnam or Laos whose combined population is more than double yours, yet they have less than 1 quarter of Thailand's cases"
A military dictatorship accused of genocide in Myanmar, a communist government in Loas, and one run by a former terrorist appointed leader turned dictator in Cambodia.
Yep, the answer must be totalitarianism. All those silly poor performing Western democracies.
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3 hours ago, Rookiescot said:The Queen is the head of the UK.
Who voted for her?
Who voted for all he members of the house of Lords?
Who voted for Dominic Cummings to run Downing Street?
All true. But the EU even ignored it's own selection criteria and rules when appointing the dubious Ursula to the throne!
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4 hours ago, smedly said:in other words you can leave but we own you and your fishing waters
never heard anything so ridiculous
Yep. And you can't make decision about your important industries. But France and Germany can and do flaunt the rules when they fancy.
They appear to be crapping themselves at the thought of real competition.
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2 hours ago, Tug said:Personally I don’t care Bolton was asked to testify for the good of the country he chose for the good of his bank account we allready know what trump is but I guess it’s good to get more evidence of trumps incompetence
Incompetence - he managed to get himself elected POTUS after a dubious business career, a TV show, and when all those supposedly knowledgeable ones said he had no chance!
Hows that stack up for incompetence against a career politician, ex first lady, ex Secretary of State, who all the knowledgeable ones said couldn't loose screwing it up?
Looks like this November it will be about the least incompetent rather than most competent again!
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5 hours ago, Crazy Alex said:Really, it's people reform that is needed. Savages have *protested* the murder of a black man by murdering FIFTEEN black people and destroying hundreds if not thousands of black-owned and other businesses. And these same people will be whining about how there are not enough good stores in their neighborhoods. Who in their right mind would invest in an area that sees a significant percentage of it burned down and/or looted every few years?
Police reform? Thanks Mr. President, but you're barking up the wrong tree.
It's the neo-Marxist BLM organization and criminals looking to exploit the situation that have committed the crimes. Not the real protesters against racism and police brutality who are mostly peaceful.
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4 hours ago, Langsuan Man said:Get your facts straight if you are going to pontificate here
The militarization of the US police was started after the first Gulf War under the first Bush with the release of surplus equipment, long before President Obama was in office
But common knowledge isn't isn't so common for fan boys
And what did Obama do in his 8 years to reform and change it?
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5 hours ago, keith101 said:He has been in office for nearly 4 years and has the nerve as usual to blame Obama for his own ignorance and racism .
Well, what reforms did the US's first black POTUS implement on law enforcement? He had 8 years to address it.
Pelosi, Schummer and Biden - all long term career politicians who've held office for decades. What has each one previously done to reform police brutality, accountability and improve police community relations?
Regardless of what Trump is and isn't, the others are all long term politicians who've done <deleted> all about this before jumping on the recent bandwagon hoping to pick up black votes.
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4 hours ago, colinneil said:Yes bit did they test for drugs?
No normal sensible person would drive like that, he surely was under the influence of something.
He's a Fortuner driver Colin. He probably took advantage of the free lobotomy offered to all Fortuner drivers. Most seem to take up the offer 555!
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As you state, different offices and different officers may interpret and apply rules differently.
It our office, when granting the extension a slip is stapled into your passport telling you on which date you are required to return to the office, with updated bank book, showing the 800k minimum is still there. The slip also warns you that the extension is conditional on the balance being maintained, and that failing to maintain it, or failing to report on the specified date, cancels the extension.
I doubt my office would be interested in what you intend next year when requesting a new extension. I think they'd simply want to see the bank balance as that's the rules the extension was granted on.
Your office may take a different approach of course. Good luck. Let us know how you get on.
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On 6/15/2020 at 5:51 PM, fruitman said:
Look i just wanted to get 10.000 baht....and if they print me a rate than i accept it..how should i know that this was a scamming rate which differs from the one they have on their website? Can't we even trust large banks like Krungsri in thailand? I will report this to my own bank as a scam...let them deal with Krungsri.
How many times do you think saying you were scammed is going to convince you it wasn't that you didn't understand how the systems work, the different options open, or think about it?
You were offered and accepted. End of.
You should take responsibility, as we all have to, for finding out which ways of transfers are the most economical and where it's best to make the transfer from one currency to another.
It's not any banks job to maximize your benefits.
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19 hours ago, keith101 said:
I doubt a Korean war would last very long these days nor the North Korean leader . Provided Russia and China stayed out of it .
Why would China and Russia stay out?
Russia isn't Soviet anymore but the ambitious dictatorial Putin wants to expand Russian influence and importance.
China is NK's closest ally. Although dough-boy Kim is somewhat of a loose canon, his little sister may be getting ready to grab power, with Chinese backing. China likes a stable do as their told type running their satelites.
China is pushing many boundaries at the moment. The West is reeling from Covid 19. The virus shows how vulnerable the West is to such pandemics and how poor their response and coping is. Their economies are reeling and much weaker because of it. Mass lawlessness, rioting, mixed with protests is taking place in many Western countries that would normally counter Chinese aggressive expansionism. BLM might be protesting against racism but it is also a neo-Marxist organization that wants to destroy capitalism and replace it with the so called neo-communist socialism like China, Venezuela etc, where democracy is a sham and the truth is what they government says it is.
China, like all revolutionary totalitarian regimes wants to take advantage of chaos to further it's own interests. The Chinese government would most certainly not allow the US to simply neutralize NK. And the inept UN has become almost dominated by sham non democratic countries.
Perhaps after all, we are really heading to the apocalypse.
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2 hours ago, Kerryd said:Both sides were keeping their distance (more or less) up until a couple weeks ago when CHINA started moving thousands of troops into the area and started building fortifications.
It was clearly meant as a provocation and they are using the current crisis to divert attention away from the issue.
As noted in a different news article, it seems at least 20 Indian soldiers have died so far.
https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/world/india-20-troops-killed-in-himalayas-clash-with-chinese-army/ar-BB15y7aw
Of course China is blaming everything on India. It seems, if you listen to the Chinese media, nothing is ever their fault. The South China sea, Hong Kong, Covid virus, clashes with India - it's all someone else's fault !The World's biggest democracy v the World's biggest one party dictatorship which completely controls all domestic media.
Now, which one should be believe!
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14 hours ago, TheDark said:NZ just got her first blowback from two people who travelled from UK to NZ and attended funerals. Two new covid cases after a long period of no cases at all.
It's best to keep the UK citizens separated from the rest of the population for now on.
Yeah right, because all other countries' citizens have been magically cured overnight!
Don't worry, this isn't quiet the dumbest post of the year. Someone else on this thread beat you. But it was close!
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14 hours ago, david555 said:
what's good for one to impose is also good for the other to impose …..
And the dumbest post of the year award goes to.................................................. well done!
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15 hours ago, Susco said:
So quarantine has nothing to do with disease control, but is just a tit-for-tat.
Government start now showing their real colours what covid and the lock downs were about
Yep. The French imposed a tit-for-tat quarantine on British citizens. So Spain thinks it's a good idea too.
Really gonna go down well with their tourism people who are desperate for the British tourists.
Nothing to do with Covid, public health safety.
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PTP - their owner knows all about delaying elections 555!
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Exclusive: Amid Brexit impasse, Germany urges no-deal preparations - document
in World News
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Actually I support democracy. That would mean any massive decision taken for a country is taken by it's elected government, who are elected and reimbursed to make such decisions.
If they felt the decision was so fundamental and important in its consequences, they wanted to consult the electorate, then advisory referendum could be held. But that shouldn't excuse the elected politicians from doing their job.
I don't support a small portion of an electorate, say about 4 or 5% demanding the right to make a decision that has serious impacts and consequences for the 100%. I don't consider that democracy. It's particular politicians manipulating certain parts of the electorate for their own political agendas.