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2 hours ago, wilcopops said:
I see, Brexiteers see themselves as rats leaving a sinking ship!
Astute rats. IMHO.
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Remainer's read at your peril:
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All governments induce fear to control the people.
Hence, 'BE AFRAID' has been UK mainstream media
mantra.
Where is the British optimism, resourcefulness, and
self respect?
We all know this gov. is a piece of sh1t, don't go down
the sewer with it.
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4 hours ago, Grouse said:Actually, at the risk of being a drama queen, I've been in hospital after a minor stroke! Resting up so will respond!
Don't kid us Grouse, we know you've got the dreaded
Fowlpest. Seriously mate, we all wish you a speedy
recovery. Keep yer pecker up.
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15 minutes ago, bristolboy said:
The only way the EU controls the French budget or the budget of any Eurozone member is by limiting deficits. That's it. That's a Euro problem. But the EU does not decide how money in the French budget is to be appropriated apart from whatever payments France must make to the EU. Which is a very small fraction of its total budget.
Agreed, but its enough to limit Macrons room for manoeuver.
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4 minutes ago, tomacht8 said:
lol
Your link leads to the general Reuters page with zero reference and a 7 year old headline from a discussion paper.
How is the weather in moscow?
Of course its 7 years ago, those proposals are now in place.
Do your own research before you troll nonsense.
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28 minutes ago, tomacht8 said:
You are trolling?
Or do you really know nothing about the state budgets.
In the latter case you should refrain from further postings on this topic.
It would appear that it is you that is trolling.
in which case you should take your own advice.
November 19, 2011 / 1:46 AM / 7 years agoEU exec to propose tough euro zone budgets control.
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47 minutes ago, Grouse said:Yes
The Gilet Jaune are targeting their own government who are responsible for setting their minimum wage
That's what we should be doing
The EU is the WRONG TARGET.
Brexit it will further enable our own government to make thinks worse, particularly inequality.
Amazing the penny hasn't dropped for Brexiters! How subtle a clue do they need? A sledgehammer?
The EU controls the French government budget.
Is that subtle for you?
I think you've lost your penny some time ago Grouse.
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5 minutes ago, Grouse said:
Capitulation to whom?
Why do military types look at everything as a battle to be won? That sort of thinking is so passé. Win win is what we need.
Is this is what you would like to win Grouse?
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27 minutes ago, tebee said:
It's unbearably sad that leave voters haven't worked out why the brexit pay out will be in 50 years (Mogg) or 100 years (Digby Jones).
It's because they know it's not coming and you'll be too dead to complain and they'll be too dead to blame.
It is also unbearable nonsense that you think anyone
can predict the future 50 years in advance, one month
is difficult enough. Dreamland Bro'.
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8 minutes ago, welovesundaysatspace said:True. All those exciting trade deals with Chile and the Färöer Islands. Let the EU deal with Japan and the other small fish.
You have too many negative thoughts.
If opportunity doesn't not knock..build a door.
'A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty'. [Churchill]
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1 hour ago, whatsupdoc said:
Typical Brexiteer answer. Just want to leave the EU, no idea what to do when it actually happens..
There are no opportunities in Brexit (well, not for the UK at least).
Saying that there are no opportunities in Brexit is an
interesting but unreasonable remark unless you were
thinking of the opportunity of joining the French yellow
vests, and the EU problems in Italy, Spain, Greece etc.
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41 minutes ago, welovesundaysatspace said:He understood the job of a negotiator.
That's not negotiating, it's known as coercion in the UK.
In the EU it's known as 'business as usual'.
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39 minutes ago, welovesundaysatspace said:
I’ve heard there are plenty of Facebook groups where people discuss what to stock up. I haven’t heard of groups specifically for remainers though, if that’s important for you. Do they stock up different things and it would be worth learning from them?
One could easily learn from the old wartime recipes,
1918 War cake, Oxford potato soup, Lord Woolton pie,
Brown Windsor soup, Potato piglets.
Vintage wartime recipes are healthy as they contain
little fat and sugar. Many of us need to lose a few lbs.
Probably stock up with 2 condoms too, just in case.
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6 hours ago, overherebc said:
I was hoping to read somewhere that he left a monogrammed glove at the scene.
I say Overs, nothing quite like a
genuine British 'upper crust' whodunnit.
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7 hours ago, Grouse said:
Cognitive dissonance I think is more likely.
You can joke but the dumbing down of the masses is a genuine worry. People have so many sources of information at their finger tips but actually know far less than was typically the case before the ascent of digital media.
Discuss.
Well Grouse, for once I have to agree with you, I
attribute the dumbing down to the decline of the classical
education system which has been replaced by merely
acquiring skills that an employer would value.
'Men are born ignorant, not stupid; they are made
stupid by education'. Bertrand Russell
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Men are born ignorant, not stupid;
they are made stupid by education.
Bertrand Russell.
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7 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:Brexit is about to screw over the working class.
Enjoy.
The UK government have been screwing the working
class for many years.
Enjoy that.
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10 minutes ago, Grouse said:Fine words.
A pity the average Brexiter isn't bright enough to understand them.
Cognitive bias, wherein people of low ability suffer from illusory superiority, of course, we all know that is not you..just saying.
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Even if you are a globalist, can you see why nationalists
are often full of seething resentment? Can you see why
people who feel a deep emotional attachment to their
country and want to preserve its sovereignty and culture,
are angry at a government that tells them that they are
wrong to do so? We have mind control, not democracy.
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The UK gov. and civil service support the rich and not
the poor, they want Remain.
The UK gov. is in collaboration with the news media,
so as you might expect, Brexit is portrayed as a disaster.
Could the gov. possibly be trying to control your thoughts,
as it has been doing for hundreds of years, with lies?
Why is that, every time there is a vote, we get poorer?
Democracy in UK is a sham. The system has defrauded
the working class.
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43 minutes ago, Grouse said:
Tally Ho! Angels 1 5
Great to hear London calling!
Fully armed and bomb bay full, I hope
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As a retiree, I dont want to jump through hoops and
regs. and put a heap of cash into hibernation.
Thailand is becoming a bit of a bore, unlike 20 years ago.
Grimsby UK is beginning to look like freedom.
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7 minutes ago, TunnelRat69 said:
add another 40lbs and he might be............
Dunno mate, but fat bird's gonna have his dosh quicker
than he got the bag.
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Extreme Brexit could be worse than financial crisis for UK: BoE
in World News
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You're talking borrocks.