youreavinalaff

You've just proved my point. It's so funny people believe this BS. People have been saying it for decades. Same old rubbish, just the dates moved on 10 years. As for 15 minute cities, it's even funnier how the conspiracy theorists have got the wrong end of the stick on that one.

I love reading these kind of comments. These people that think their life is so special and interesting the government want to know everything they do and stop them doing it and control them. Then they say the governments will limit what they spend and buy. They clearly don't have even fundamental knowledge of the economic consequences of such. Thanks for the laugh.

I think you are correct. Rayner doesn't want to be a has been cabinet member on the back benches. If Starmer doesn't give her a job, she's likely to launch a leadership contest, which she might just win, with the backing of the left of the party.

Cheap labour? The people the article refers to need a salary of just over £40k to get a visa.

You've changed the subject. The conversation is regarding Reeves misleading the public. You said it was politically biased. The OBR report suggests otherwise. You don't seem to want to admit that.

Maybe your partner does. Maybe you are. However, there's no need to use "most" and "we" in your last sentence.

That old chestnut again. Just leave, if you want to. Nothing will happen to you.

You didn't. You've not mentioned anything about Reeves being told by OBR the economy wasnt as bad as she made out. That was back in September. You haven't mentioned that Reeves used old figures to justify her tax rises in the budget. You haven't mentioned that she, and Starmer, are yet to show any evidence of the mythical £22bn black hole they alledge to have inherited from the previous government.

Muang, Buriram.

I've obtained 3 driving licenses, registered four motorbikes and two cars. No trips to immigration or embassy and no pink ID card or yellow book.

They've been proven to kill many species of sea life. The destruction is quite severe. There have only been 5 fatal shark attacks in Australian waters this year. That's a miniscule percentage of those who venture into the sea and an even smaller percentage of the amount of sharks killed by humans. Everyone knows the risks when in the sea. That make a choice and take their chance.

You mentioned "UK". I pointed out that was incorrect when referring to Boris Johnson's choices. You said you hadn't contradicted the reports when you had. I pointed this out several times. You then changed your narrative to look correct. No loss of face on my part. I'm more than happy that your posts are now falling in line with the truth a little more, on my advice.

Your in ability to read "hard of reading" correctly, proves my point. The rest of your comment and the numerous moved goal posts proves you can't accept being wrong. It's a shame you couldn't just admit it at the time. Never mind.

My daughter and her boyfriend went there for two nights last week. No issues at all.

Incorrect. It wasn't a unified "UK". Devolved nations had their own responsibilities. As i pointed out previously.

Funny. "I don't know" is your answer after I'd suggested you read the report. You clearly haven't read it, otherwise you wouldn't have answered in such a way. Read the report.

I asked what the excuses of Scotland, Wales and N Ireland were. You haven't answered. Whatever Boris Johnson did, the devolved governments had their own voices and choices. It seems they were equally to blame. It seems your political bias is, once again, getting in the way.

I would suggest you read the report rather than relying on a newspaper report you've cherry picked. You'll then find out the report seriously criticized Nicola Sturgeon for relying too heavily on decisions by central government and waiting too long to put measures into action. Basically playing "wait and see". Measures that were decided upon were done so without input from many fellow ministers and experts. There were similar criticisms regarding policies and actions of the other devolved governments.

What were the excuses of Wales, N Ireland and Scotland? They've been raked across the coals just as much.

That still doesn't answer my questions.

You have different experiences to me.

As people have said, we are way off topic. Two posters have proved your comments to be incorrect. Time to leave it at that.

Amenndment to the 2008 act you quoted.

Please take the time to read official websites. Not the ones that advertise law firms and advisors angling for business, like the one you linked to in a previous comment. You are aware of the January 2022 amendment, aren't you?

Incorrect. Chicken Tikka was indeed created in India. However, Tikka Masala was created in UK. https://www.glasgowworld.com/lifestyle/food-and-drink/the-story-of-how-britains-national-dish-chicken-tikka-masala-was-invented-in-a-glasgow-restaurant-4685830