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2 hours ago, Grouse said:This is excellent and well worth listening too. Sadly, it will be too "academic" for Brexiters. Nevertheless it is a lecture worth attending!
Forrester seems set to be the UK’s last appointment
to the General Court of the European Union
a poignant honour to note for a lawyer who’s built
his life and career in Brussels.
A legal snake about to lose a plum job, what side do
you expect him to support. Utter 'academic' codswallop.
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I'm knackered catching up on posts.
Relaxing late night Jazz and a glass of plonk.
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17 minutes ago, tebee said:
Ahem....
His nearly £9m donation to the Brexit campaign is the largest in British politics, and is currently being probed by the UK Electoral Commission to establish whether Mr Banks was the true source of funds - including a £6m loan - to his Leave.EU campaign group
The FT, politically aligned to Globalists liberal economics.
Yeah, its an establishment agenda fishwrap.
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3 hours ago, tebee said:Dr, Palmer is guilty of slander, A. Banks is able to prove
where the money came from, and it has been seen to
be entirely legal. Then we get the good old Russian
BS. Funny we don't hear Soros' name mentioned.
Yes, tebee, another ignorant academic BSer.
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41 minutes ago, SheungWan said:
More of Joe Bish on Pat Condell (plus Hard Brexiteers to a T)
" White cropped hair, a marked, red and white face, an English flag of a man, fluttering gently in the breeze of his own BS....he is the physical sum total of every old, opinionated right-winger who likes to pretend they care about anything other than their dreadful musings......There are thousands of Pat Condells up and down the country..."
The old Dalek has developed a nasty squeak,
sounds like the wheel's coming orf.
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11 hours ago, tebee said:Wife: I’m tired of living with you. You are overbearing and I’m sick of your friends. I want a divorce
Husband: I’m sorry you feel that way. I won't stop you though.
Wife: I’m outta here for sure in two weeks.—I’ve already filed the papers. Just need to make arrangements before then.
Husband: Sure. Your flat next door, that’s yours of course. We can settle on some of the credit card bills, but it's fine. I have all the rest of the properties , that’s part of the prenup.
Wife: Ok. I still want to use the pool , and the car, and vacation house.
Husband: Heh. No.
Wife: Well, my lawyer said I could still use those . He promised
Husband: He lied to you. He didn’t ask me if you could
Wife: Ok at least the country club membership. I like the special deals and business connections. I’ll need those after the divorce of course, it's only reasonable.
Husband: You’re kidding me. That’s my club, members only. You’re leaving. You hate my friends anyway and don’t like the club rules, you said.
Wife: What am I supposed to do? Deal with them at the flea market like every other person?
Husband: Well, yeah. But tell me something reasonable, we can work out an agreement, like we do for some non members.
Wife: Well then, I’m not sure just yet what I want to do. But that no good brother of mine, I’m taking away his keys to that room he uses in my flat. He’ll just let your friends in.
Husband: Ohhh no. He's a club member, and he has special access to keep you two from fighting. I’ll need to keep him happy.
Wife: What about keeping me happy? Don’t you care about that?
Husband: That’s the magic of divorce: I don’t have to care anymore.
Yeah, tebee, I got chucked out 1990/1, pretty rough for 6
months, I got a good barrister, and she was hung out to
dry. Mate, its been the best time of me life since, started
a business and had cash, freedom, and more fun than
you can shake a stick at..
The old ex. creeps round at times with cakes and pies
but I 'aint going back to that sh1t mate.
Sorry tebee, but I vote leave any day.
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55 minutes ago, Grouse said:Strange conclusions
Original research is stressful
Ive always thought most military and emergency service jobs are not much stress. Shocking sometimes but not long periods of strain. Everything provided including being told exactly what to do AND a good early pension.
As you know my line was semiconductor physics and I have given lectures but I certainly would not consider myself to be an academic!
You?
Skint sex tourist.
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31 minutes ago, Grouse said:
I am sure you don't mean to spread fake news, nor are you an idiot
These are a group of 38 academics out of over 200,000.
It is thought that over 90% of academics are pro Remain. I posted a link previously.These people are outliers and Trotskies to boot
Clearly you are NOT an academic....
From the Guardian...to give you an insight into the
irrational behavior of these 'learned' remainers.
We can assume you are an academic then?
For starters, mental health issues for PhD students are so common, they could almost be considered part and parcel of the qualification. Recent research has found that over 30% of PhD students develop a psychiatric condition. This is a higher rate than for people working in defence and emergency services, which is about 22%.
If mental illness occurred at the same frequency in any other sector, the authorities would be demanding immediate reform, under the threat of litigation and permanent closure.
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America would be great again,
if you could delete the elite.
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Western debt based economies reliant on consumerism
have no way to go but down.
Rama 9 promoted a self sufficiency economy,
that's the way to go.
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11 minutes ago, Grouse said:
At midday I shall be tucking in to Monkey Shoulder
Forecast for drivel and fog later in the day
That's strange, its fine here, you must be in Europe.
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59 minutes ago, SheungWan said:Always ends up as Nationalist drivel.
Creaking old Dalek activated!
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4 hours ago, elliss said:Yep , cold Turkey , and more to come , enjoy .
We have two choices...Free Range English Turkey,
or imported Angry French Completely Stuffed EU Turkey.
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7 hours ago, tebee said:
Political divisions are the peoples distraction,
Banking cartels are pulling the worlds strings.
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4 hours ago, whatsupdoc said:What an utter nonsense. I suppose you are not an academic yourself and do not know many of them.....
Indeed I am not an academic, but I made a small fortune,
out of a big one.
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2 hours ago, Grouse said:
"ordinary people!" Opines a 69 year old Cambridge professor! Haha!
38 out of over 200,000 UK academics make up this little Brexiter group. That's less than 0.02% of academics! You all know what that means don't you? They are statistical outliers! Just the same as climate change sceptics and flat earthers
Academics are usually disconnected from reality.
Being educated doesn't mean that one has wisdom.
Here's to a hard Xmas for Grouse...
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Yeah, Happy Xmas all... in spite of all the crap music.
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These are the EU terms and conditions of remain..
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1 hour ago, Grouse said:
I disagree
There is overwhelming evidence that Grouse is infact
this man.. Happy Xmas Brexiters only.
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2 minutes ago, Grouse said:
Do we have enough soldiers for that?
1 for every 800 citizens?
Dont forget Dads Army, I'd sign up for that, and I think
many would.
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22 minutes ago, Grouse said:
Our parliament is no longer fit for purpose. An absolute monarchy would be better right now...
This is not right Grouse, I'm tempted to agree with you,
but I imagine a military coup would eradicate the
establishment more efficiently.
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13 minutes ago, Grouse said:
BUT remaining will be massively better for our economy and will be good for the EU for many reasons
I believe you are right in that we would be good for
the EU, as we have been for some time.
I can not imagine how another tier of autocratic
expensive government would benefit the UK.
The EU has already caused too much chaos to countries
within the community, that should be warning bell.
The UK needs to unfettered from foreign influences
and someone needs to enter parliament with a sword
like Cromwell, and clear the b'stards out.
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2 hours ago, My Thai Life said:3 hours ago, sandyf said:
For a truly global Britain, we need the Government to enhance specific support for small exporters to reach new customers and to negotiate ambitious UK-specific trade deals with large and emerging markets.
Yeah UK banks are not fit for purpose, only 3.5 percent
of business lending by UK banks went into our
manufacturing whilst 60 percent went to financial
intermediaries like private equity funds.
Wheres the government when you need it?
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48 minutes ago, Grouse said:
By any rational analysis, remaining in the EU is the best option
We should change the EU from within; I think we have many allies now.
The UK economy is knackered. The EU economy is knackered,
so we remain, is your 'rational analysis', why?
The best way out of this is to be independent from the EU,
our government must cease being subservient to the banks,
I cant see the EU allowing that if we remain.
UK Banks must be brought to heel and regulated.
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Electric wheelchair
in Pattaya
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I think asking on the forum is a good start.
Perhaps Baht&Sold, ebay, newspaper small ads
sale and wanted, local auctions. 2nd hand shops.
If I see one in local auctions, I'll give you heads up.