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16 minutes ago, lovethai123 said:
never gonna happen. thais love money. they do anything for money.
You could apply that to every country on this planet - why single out Thailand ?
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9 minutes ago, Lacessit said:
I cancelled a trip to Hua Hin over Christmas because I thought if another lockdown happens, I would not be able to get back to Chiang Rai.
I just hope the provincial government does not close golf courses and swimming pools like they did last time. I'll be happy to comply with closure orders when someone is able to demonstrate a coronavirus cluster at either.
So do I but you’ve got to get ahead of the virus not wait for it to appear else you’ll end up in the mess Johnson is making in the U.K. !
Gym closure hurt me the most last time followed by golf courses - though in the last lockdown there was always a bar prepared to serve you.
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1 minute ago, placeholder said:
Look likes you may not have to. Just stick to scrutining the heavens for any signs of the Luftwaffe.
Boris Johnson Makes Last-Ditch Push for Brexit Deal With Offer on Fish
Johnson Makes Last-Ditch Push for Brexit Deal With Fish Move - Bloomberg
Loiner will not be happy, some of his precious fish just given away !
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8 minutes ago, Laughing Gravy said:
All that wine could just about cover and be used for fish and chips. That is all it is good for anyway????
Problem with french wine now ? Some of the finest in the world ?
I guess Tizer is more to the Sun readers taste ?
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3 minutes ago, CorpusChristie said:
How about yourself ?
Do you think that the UK should receive food aid from UNICEF ?
If I thought you had the intellectual capacity to handle this I would be almost tempted to reply!However if you believe hungry U.K. kids should receive no support then that tells us quite a lot about you. Does it matter a <deleted> where it comes from as long as they get a decent meal in them !
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6 hours ago, GrandPapillon said:
well, it will give both parties a sense of emergency amid the chaos of "No deal"
and will force them to address "priorities" when the UK is running out of food and toilet paper ????
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23 minutes ago, CorpusChristie said:
My point was that numerous other posters (who sit on your side of the fence) made valid reasons as to why the UK deserves food aid more than African and I agreed with their point of view .
So, if you disagree with them, write a reply to them .
Why not criticise UNICEF for taking food from Africa and giving it to the UK ?
It must be rather confusing for your side , to celebrate the UK needing food aid , at the expense of African kids .
You seem to want to have your cake and eat it
Know when to stop digging chap
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1 hour ago, Tofer said:
We weren't discussing your feelings. Feelings and facts are two completely different issues.
I’ve got a feeling bojo will balls it up next time he attempts to do up his shoelaces without supervision - that’s a fact too!
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9 minutes ago, Loiner said:
Is that why the average man in the EU street has little to no idea of what the EU has been doing all around him for years?
I daresay Dimitri Rogoff, president of Normandy's regional fisheries committee or Olivier Lepretre, who also serves as vice-president of France’s CNPMEM Fishermen’s Committee and president of the Hauts-de-France Regional Committee, may have noticed an article or two before they discarded their chip wrappers. They are both up in arms at Macron and Barniers failures. French fisherman, Jean-Yves Noel, warned UK ships and lorries will face a blockade if there is a no deal Brexit. He commented: “If we can’t fish in their waters, they can’t sell their fish here." “We will block their boats and lorries, that is for sure.”
The Irish fishermen must have heard some rumours somewhere too. Seán O’Donoghue, chief executive of Killybegs Fishermen’s Organisation, who represent Donegal fishermen, said the concession would be an “unmitigated disaster” for the Irish fishing industry.
Is there some sort of EU press censorship? So long as some europosters in Thailand haven't read anything about their negotiator's failure, I suppose all will be well with them.
It is obvious you don’t have the first clue of how the EU works, and even less on economics, outside of what The Sun tells you.
and still the obsession with fish (0.1% gdp) continues ....
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1 hour ago, Hi from France said:
This is my bet too: I see a deal tonight as unlikely even if at the moment, they are negotiating..
I think we are heading for a repeat of the Withdrawal Agreement. Boris will accept before the deadline, he'll get the deal ratified by the parliament, signed by the queen, say it's the best deal ever. Then he will try to renege again to keep the benefits and reject the constraints.
The whole deal hangs on the punitive clauses, not the word of the UK.
Its so embarrassingly transparent - Bojo tells everyone on a daily basis how far apart they are then at the last minute shortly after he caves in, will announce he’s got a deal. What a hero ! What a statesman ????It will have the sun readers fooled but no one else
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10 hours ago, sungod said:Do you believe he is wrong to do this then?
You’ve totally missed the point - if he hadn’t made an utter pigs ear of the whole thing a reversal now might not have been necessary.
The former chief scientific advisor has already laid 40,000 excess deaths at his door purely through incompetence!
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13 hours ago, edwinchester said:
3 days ago this charlatan was ridiculing the leader of the opposition for suggesting not easing lockdown conditions just for Christmas when it was obvious cases are starting to get out of control again. And now yet another reversal from this incompetent opportunist.
So far out of his depth on everything he touches.
Even a comb !
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4 hours ago, TopDeadSenter said:
Unilever picks London as its home over Rotterdam
Anglo-Dutch conglomerate denies U-turn after finally choosing the UK capital over Dutch city as its HQ
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2020/jun/11/unilever-picks-london-as-its-home-over-rotterdam
Unilever, you may have heard of them, they make Dove shampoo, Marmite, Colman's mustard, Hellmans mayo, Walls ice-cream, Magnum, Domestos, Sunlight, Axe/Lynx underarm sprays Ben and Jerrys, etc etc have chosen to base themselves in postBrexit Britain rather than Rotterdam inside the EU. Maybe their drivers and hauliers thought differently? Who cares what the delivery crew thought, end of the day big companies base themselves in the best place for business. And this end result is one of the worlds biggest companies just dumped the EU like a hot potato and based themselves in lovely Britain, a country that is about to be back in control. Wonderful.
Unilever 55555
Desperate much ?
Do you understand the word ‘Industries’
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20 minutes ago, evadgib said:
I told you (in your original guise) that picking fruit & veg was the norm during school holidays in my youth; as was clearing rabbit warrens with a ferret down the ol' Y fronts or a trip to the coast armed with mackerel feathers. If I were in UK today i'd be clearing invasive crayfish from the waterways as that to is a 'Brits-won't-do-it' affair in the eyes of remainers yet they're easy to catch, delicious to eat & it's FREE to do so.
I have read that a couple of times and not for the first time I haven’t the slightest idea what you are talking about !!
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25 minutes ago, Surelynot said:
yep I saw that, so pre Brexit 10,000 permits for those evil foreigners to come and pick fruit and veg for the bone idle Brits too lazy to do it for themselves (as everyone told the government they would be) - next year 30,000 !!!!haha Brexiteers - it’s like shooting fish in a barrel !
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6 hours ago, CorpusChristie said:
UNICEF are publicly seeking donations in the U.K from the General Public .
The £ 25 K worth of food they gave to the UK , wouldnt pay for much advertising .
They did it as a stunt to advertise themselves and receive more in donations
Who has told you all this ? Do you hear voices ?
You’re claiming wild assumptions as facts which isn’t making you sound too clever.
As for claiming one hungry child can’t be as hungry as another hungry child and therefore should be denied food is frankly stupid!
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8 hours ago, CorpusChristie said:
That was a publicity stunt by UNICEF .
Whoever decided that the UK kids needed food, moreso that many other hungry kids in the World , really needs to get sacked .
He is depriving genuinely hungry kids in the World a meal and giving the food to a Country where its not needed just for publicity .
He needs to go
Where have they said it was a publicity stunt ?
So hungry U.K. kids of which there are shedloads aren’t genuine ? They’re faking it right ?
Stuff the hungry U.K. kids right ? and Brexiteers love to claim they’re patriotic !
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50 minutes ago, Kwasaki said:UK Navy gun boats will not squeeze I hope they sink em.
The intellectual mindset of a brexiteer laid bare ????
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1 hour ago, Loiner said:It has obviously escaped your notice that we don't care what major large scale industry bosses think. They were a significant part of the problem with their EU preferences, cheap labour and Remainer political lobbying, to which you have succumbed.
Your focus on them is misguided because they are but small wheels in the national cog and not the only ones who oil the wheels of the nation. The nation decides the politics, not them.
tee hee there you have it - another brexiteer, and one who fancies himself as a brexit mouthpiece, has now stated that major job providers just don’t matter ????The point being, predictably missed, is those leaders will have the figures, the logistics, the projections right in front of them and they don’t like what they see, you don’t think they would be bouncing up and down if they could see positives for their industries meaning riches for them ? you on the other hand have The Sun.
so onto jobs - who’s going to be providing them ? Because you know they provide taxes right ? and you know what taxes do right ? Take your time now ....
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1 hour ago, vogie said:There's one thing for sure what we have seen and heard from the EU in the past 4 or 5 years cannot affect the original decision to leave, nobody I know that voted leave have no regrets of their decision to leave, infact it has just reinforced that decision. The EU will reap what they sow.
Surely that’s obvious. No one stupid enough to send the 6th largest economy into the abyss without the faintest idea what they voted for are ever going to have the intellectual nous to realise they were mad.
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1 hour ago, Loiner said:It's usually something else rather than Brexit, but Remainer MSM always spins the story.
Good to hear the Calais port master being ready and positive. Unlike UK Remainer hauliers constant whinging, he's been preparing for some time now, knowing that there will be changes.Is that ALL hauliers ? So you know each and every haulier boss and the thousands maybe millions involved in their chains are all remainers ?
So leave hauliers to one side - are the other industry heads all aware of the brexit calamity remainers ?
Wait wait there’s a pattern developing - it would appear EVERY major industry boss ,who you would think know a thing or two about their industry having reached the top, opposes brexit - it’s almost like they’re more knowledgable than gullible Sun readers. Can you believe that ?!
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15 minutes ago, Loiner said:
Whereas the EU thought YOU would dictate the conditions and UK would have to accept. How has that turned out for you?
Looks like the gun boats will be sent out to protect our waters now. I hear they will be requested to also protect Irish waters from EU fish thieves.
You really do have a bizarre obsession with fish !
I note recent unanswered questions have been a tad difficult for you but here’s an easy one, I would hope, is fish more important to the well being of the U.K. than unfettered access to the single market ?
Only tonight it’s Boris who has been given that very ultimatum - right now he will be panicking like <deleted> that he’s swapped some cod for a huge trade arrangement !!
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Buying presents for the kids at Christmas must be a nightmare for poor ol bojo given he doesn’t know how many he’s got. ! That bastion of moral fortitude!
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8 minutes ago, Surelynot said:Ridiculous graphic.....what is important is the value of trade with the EU..........
No no no - the economy post brexit isn’t important apparently ‘it’s not what brexit was about’ they bleat as they trudge down to the dole office ???? or sorry shuffle down to pick up the pension
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Thai PM urges calm as new coronavirus outbreak sees cases surge
in Thailand News
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A year in jail for every <deleted> who wears a mask UNDER their nose, usually self important foreigners !