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11 hours ago, transam said:No, mainly drunken EU low-life pissing up my shop door whilst they all laying about on my forecourt getting legless on cheap beer.
You should really get out more....
Every time a debate has a chance of being a thought provoking exercise you chip in ! It’s toe curling stuff !
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32 minutes ago, david555 said:Irish problem solved in principal ....the J.Biden effect has worked ...USA influance worked magicly ????
The EU and the UK have agreed a deal “in principle” on the fraught issue of the Northern Ireland border, after months of confusion about how the Brexit withdrawal agreement should be implemented.
Under the agreement, the British government has agreed to withdraw clauses from its taxation and internal market bills that would have breached international law by giving it the power to unilaterally overwrite the treaty.
There’s Boris first capitulation - others to follow .... ????
BORIS was always going to blink first !!
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2 hours ago, Loiner said:
Has the last throw been made already? Barnier has gone back to report his failure. Let's hope he's ready for No Deal.
Whos failure ?
lol you are so entertaining - your clueless hero who constantly bleats he’s leaving without a deal just keeps turning up - how weird is that ? But then he’s boxing someone SIX times his size !!
There will be a deal - even Boris de waffle Johnson isn’t stupid enough to walk away without a deal ! Right now he will be losing a lot more sleep than Barnier - appeasement to Sun readers isn’t going to keep him in a job and he will be fully aware of that!
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1 hour ago, Laughing Gravy said:
Another arrogant jibe with 'Brexit Joke.' That democratic referendum which was won by the leave campaign has been debated on here by myself and a good few others since 2015. Some have changed their names for whatever reason to conceal their identities.
The said poster has only recently come on these threads with his expert opinions. Having an opinion is one thing but telling others they are wrong, they have made a tragic mistakes, and they will suffer is another. It is arrogant, misguided and speculation.
You would think that it is affecting him personally or any other non Brit.
As usual Non Brits on here keep going on about the UK leaving the EU. Well I don't care and many others don't. What is a joke is the EU masquerading as a democratic entity, when it is not. I am sure like others you will say the EU has its problems. That's the usual but nothing gets done.
Some countries don't get to have a democratic referendum and see it through. They have to have another one until the right vote gets done.
So when people start belittling a democracy like Brexit is, then it shows the character of a person they are and frankly I find it rude and offensive. Disagree with it that's fine. Calling a democratic vote a name shows the level of intellect a person has.
God that’s precious garbage !!
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20 minutes ago, Kwasaki said:So many crystal ball readers saying " The pound will sink" sink where exactly it's still one of the most trading currencies in the money markets.
A deal has already been put in place while the EU is poncing about to trade with other countries in the world so what makes people think the EU is so important to UK.
Well rid I say to a silly club with stronger countries being like Hitler like dictators.
Apart from being the largest trading bloc on the planet ??
The pound has sunk - and will sink more if no deal is reached - how have you missed that ?
What deal has been ‘put in place’ - that is superior to what the U.K. had under the EU umbrella ? Do enlighten us ...
Seriously you couldn’t make this <deleted> up! It’s like shooting fish in a barrel
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3 hours ago, david555 said:
Dont panic too much as i just see on Bloomberg Doller is only 1.54% up against the Gbp......not dramatic yet ...waiting formal no deal now ...to see result then
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Ahh but isn’t Bloomberg on the Brexiteers never ending list of ‘bias’ ? ????
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2 minutes ago, transam said:
Ah, another anti-British quote, you really are bolstering my case against you lot, keep it up.....
anti British how ? (and it wasn’t a quote)
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7 hours ago, CG1 Blue said:
You're replying to somebody who said we didn't vote to leave for economic reasons - and you reply with economic arguments ????♂️
And then you suggest most of the 17.4 million who voted for Brexit did so to get Indians and Pakistanis sent home. That's one of the most idiotic comments I've seen on a Brexit thread.
Maybe you should stick to commenting on less complex issues. No offence...????
The ‘economic’ based reply was merely to point out the absurdity of a vote for Brexit without considering the economic impact.
Either my words were too big or perhaps read it a little more slowly ?
As for complexity it’s a daily challenge dumbing down comments for Brexiteers to absorb
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2 hours ago, Somtamnication said:Do not give our fisheries away nor become a legal client of the EU. Stay strong, Boris!
The U.K. GAVE them the right to fish our waters - how many times does this need to be said before it sinks in ?
Why are fish so important to Brexiteers ? It’s laughable.
Brexit will cost 2% of GDP - fish contribute around 0.01% of GDP - guess which one the Brexiteers are agitated about ????????????
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19 minutes ago, kingdong said:
The uk came up trumps in ordering vaccine in advance and will now be administering vaccine from early next week.where did i mention anything about the nationality of who did the work which led to the vaccines development? I didn,t,i personally treat all people equal regardless of race and found your comment academic,perhaps you,d care to explain it to me,and if the eu and the us want to adapt a more cautious approach,up to them,as the body counts rocket.cannot help but wonder about what the comments on here would be like if the shoe was on the other foot and the eu and the usa had cleared the vaccine while we erred on the side of caution.
Could you take a few seconds to appreciate the difference between comments, apostrophes and capitals please.
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This will have its origin in Bono’s rabid desire to feed his ego. Let’s hope the word ‘Thalidomide’ doesn’t keep him awake at night!
Still, good to see the Brexiteers widespread appreciation of the German based vaccine - who needs those pesky Europeans eh ?
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2 hours ago, Thingamabob said:It's not about economics. Hasn't that sunk in yet ?
Haha there it is finally - a confession from a brexiteer that they haven’t a clue what they voted for !
So let’s turn a blind eye to the economics of the brexit vote for a moment - what is it then that will generate the jobs and ultimately the taxes that run the country following the largest act of self harm any country has ever made ? - if you can answer that question with no regard to ‘economics’ I’ll get a tattoo of Bojo !
But I understand the vote was primarily a racist act to rid the U.K. of non indigenous people (sadly most Brexiteers thought Indians and Pakistanis would be sent home????) - but there will be an enormous economic cost to that currently estimated to be 2% of GDP according to the governments own office. Have a guess how much that is and let us know how that’s going to be recouped - (don’t forget there should be no mention of economics) I’ve got my popcorn ready ...
Just priceless !
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1 hour ago, Pilotman said:It may have escaped most peoples notice, but most countries of the world, 191 at the last count, are not in the EU. Only 27 are. Its not the end of the world to be in a much bigger club, with many more opportunities that fact represents, than to be in a small, undemocratic, restrictive, anti trade club of 27, with whom you have little in common, however closer to the UK they may be. By all means have a reciprocal agreement for use of each others club bar and pool facilities, but don't join.
Sorry which club is bigger again ? Because the U.K. has just walked away from THE biggest and are hardly making inroads into the ones behind it.
Virtually all the 191 are in their own trading blocs of which the U.K. would clearly not be accepted primarily due to geography.
This is basic economic stuff - but while you’re here what restrictive measures are in place within the EU that are worse than the WTO the Brexiteers hanker after ?
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6 hours ago, transam said:
Deflexion, you deflect every day over your stance on what a democratic vote is, amazing....
Yet again - unintelligible.
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3 hours ago, Geordieabroad said:
I see the remainers are still around, although quieter than usual
and yet heavily outnumber leavers on here - bizarre comment.
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Is another Brexit thread really necessary ? Can’t this be added to the other few hundred ?
Because now there will be a regurgitation of Brexiteers trying to economically justify their vote but no ones managed it yet, and remainers fruitlessly trying to educate them ad finitum!
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On 12/2/2020 at 9:32 PM, Mike k said:
That's going to look real nice when a tractor trailer pulls out of a u turn in front of someone doing 120
Most cars have brakes - meanwhile a good driver will anticipate the tractor
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Guaranteed to bring out the drama queens !
120 is not fast !!
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On 12/2/2020 at 10:26 PM, DREW99 said:
Pure profiteering
Illogical while visitors are still restricted
Read the article - demand is on the increase for these visas. It’s right there!
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On 12/4/2020 at 11:29 AM, elgenon said:
Let's see , you have a program that's working, so increase the cost until it is no longer working? Yep, good idea.
Do foreigners feel they are being milked like a cow?
NoIt’s the law of supply and demand which is how humans have worked since time began, nothing to do with Thailand
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3 minutes ago, transam said:What reputation has this site got, where is your info from...?
Er from reading the unchecked negativity, from talking to others, from the avalanche of daily anti Thai sentiment, the constant bellyaching from entitled westerners trying to live on next to nothing and complaining they’re not made to feel welcome and how the whole system is picking on the poor dears, etc etc
If you need more .....
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14 hours ago, 3NUMBAS said:its likely the parents are hard drinking, smoking and covered in tattoos as shown on tv progs dealing with this poverty stricken class of people with starving kids at food banks .their UC cash is fritered away on non essential items
Can’t wait to see the evidence to back up that. In the absence of it we’ll just assume it was written by a spiteful, mean spirited, elderly grump.
Is it any wonder this site has the reputation it has.
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On 12/2/2020 at 12:07 PM, Gandtee said:
And as the song goes 'We will never bow the knee.' We've been doing it too long with the EU.
That song would be ??
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On 12/2/2020 at 8:25 AM, JonnyF said:Reasonable? Are you serious? There is nothing reasonable about what the EU is proposing.
Every day there is no 'breakthrough' is a good day as far I am concerned. The EU is incapable of compromise, so hopefully we'll go No Deal and they will lose their fishing rights and jeopardize their huge trade surplus. The French fisherman, German car workers, Italian winemakers etc. will all be thrilled that Barnier has thrown them under the bus due to the EU commission's vendetta, especially in the middle of Covid. Greed, intransigence and spite, what a nasty combination of attributes the EU has shown as it's mask has slipped.
Thank god we won in 2016
. Well done, UK electorate. Good riddance to the EU.
Demented hysterical garbage !
Is fish all you’ve got left to cling to now ? That sub 1% contribution to the U.K.
Here’s a challenge - name a few industry bodies that thinks Brexit was a good idea ........????????♂️ - actually name any!
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Britain in 'final throw of the dice' as EU trade talks set to restart
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I think the news channel on your phone is on the blink !
He’s only ‘lost’ the above in your own head! He will have been chuckling at Bojo’s breathtaking incompetence from Day 1 ! You just can’t get it into your head that a no deal would damage the U.K. far more than the infinitely bigger and richer EU.
umm on the fish issue which Brexiteers hold so dear (0.01% gdp folks) - assuming the Brits can get the fish the Europeans currently land given the fleets don’t actually exist to catch then, who are they going to sell it too given the large majority is currently sold within the EU that will now attract tariffs and make it unsellable ?
Perhaps call on the trade deal with the Solomon Islands ?!
Brexiteers - got to love the economic foresight ????