dundee48

Yes. I am not a flag waving. anthem singing, "we are better than them" nationalist.

Nor am I or anybody else I have seen in this thread.

You seem more like a self loathing remoaner who is so bitter they lost the referendum they would rather the UK crashed rather than fight for the best possible deal.That is if you are actually a Brit,you still haven`t said,are you embarrassed?

4 minutes ago, oldhippy said:

Nobody mentioned the Germans.

Nobody mentioned the Oxford dictionary to attack Bloomy.

Nobody mentioned the brave lads fighting the Argies, euh sorry, the argies.

Sure.

There`s something wrong with you.

4 hours ago, oldhippy said:

In or out of EU: an interesting and complex topic, with plenty of different views possible.

But why does this subject always get hijacked by flag waving, anthem singing, patriotic nationalists / regionalists that seem to still live in the 19th century? 

 

Only in your mind.Haven`t seen any of that,fairly honest debate by both sides IMO.

1 hour ago, CG1 Blue said:

If you're not a Remainer you're doing a great job of pretending you are

100% correct.Him and his "facts"have never ever brought a remoaner to task over anything they have said.Always snidy little remarks against leave voters.

1 hour ago, oldhippy said:

QUOTE: I don`t think you are argentinian but I would guess you are American so some leeway is allowed.

 

American bashing?

 

And Malvinas? Never heard of? They are islands near the wreck of the Belgrano. Their contribution to the history of the UK was facilitating the reelection of Thatcher - you remember, Maggie was Pinochet's friend and called Galtieri a horrible dictator?

Yes I have heard of malvinas,that is what argies and anti British call the Falkland Islands.

Reason for edit-put capital M instead of m for the Islands the brave British troops defended during the Falkland wars.

4 hours ago, oldhippy said:

Do you think that the EU will let in Parma Ham made in Torquay - after regulating the Appellation?

You may like or dislike the EU regulations, but an "independant" UK will still have to follow them to be allowed to export to the EU.

And as an outsider, the UK will not be able to influence the regulations.

Maybe soon the EU will export Scotch Whisky made in Greece?

Ah yes,Greece with their unrivalled export abilities.The only thing Greece can export is Greeks.

BTW,are you Greek or argentinian or American?,you still haven`t answered that simple question.

You are most definitely anti British.

6 hours ago, oldhippy said:

 

 

Still don`t see a question.You have just quoted the same garbage again.

So you are an argie then or are you too embarrassed to admit it?

1 hour ago, oldhippy said:

You did not answer my question.

What exactly was the question.

I didn`t see any question marks.

BTW,are you argentinian or just anti British?

Reason for edit,put capital A for argentina by mistake.

1 hour ago, oldhippy said:

Can somebody remind me of the logic behind

 

>>> UK out of EU - self determination! National sovereignty!

>>> N Ireland in the UK

>>> Scotland in the UK

>>> Malvinas in the UK

 

I don`t think you are argentinian but I would guess you are American so some leeway is allowed.

What is Malvinas? do you mean The Falkland Islands?

Only an argentinian or someone anti British would use that term.

5 hours ago, Lokie said:

Heard it all the other day when some bint was on the Beeb from 'Estonia' saying what they expect from the UK as per what was needed to pay to leave europe lol,  F F S??

 

Get out and don't pay them a penny, let them do their damndest against us... bunch of hangers-on, just leave and SLAM the door on the way out, no pussy footing about

Estonia-hahahahahaha.Shit little countries getting ideas above their stations.The begging bowl mentality of these countries never ceases to amaze me.

Nice avatar btw,you always have to `love thy neighbour`

Best regards,

Enoch.

Would expect nothing less from this POS juncker.Comes from a pissant little country known for giving massive tax breaks to big business(juncker the POS was in charge of Luxembourg while this was happening).

A## hole of the highest order.

4 hours ago, lungbing said:

I don't think they are superior to us: they do.

Absolutely 100% correct mate.

On ‎15‎/‎10‎/‎2017 at 7:54 AM, Surasak said:

A bit of a mess!! Should read, no country on its own could do that.

It made more sense the first time.

1 hour ago, blazes said:

Good.  Just what the doctor ordered....

Hopefully its contagious.

14 hours ago, dick dasterdly said:

It probably would have been better if the 'photo included some of the "including pregnant women, newborn babies and unaccompanied children" - rather than only men.

2 pregnant women,3 newborn babies,5 unaccompanied children and 3,990 fighting age men.

Way to go king,shouldn`t he be trying to relieve tensions rather than escalate them.

21 hours ago, Kadilo said:

What a clown that bloke is. Worryingly likely to be the new Tory leader and Prime Minister. 

So this "incident" happened 9 months ago.Is this really all the leftie press have to try to discredit a leading Brexiteer?

15 hours ago, Morch said:

 

It's more irrelevant than correct. Israel, as a member, can make such requests regardless of the Palestinian membership. Many of the Palestinian leaders and politicians which could be targeted by such requests reside either in the West Bank or the Gaza Strip. I'd imagine that there wouldn't be much need for international cooperation if it came down to arrests and such. Usually, people targeted by such red notices are not unaware of the situation, and take precautions when traveling - even if countries are not obligated to act on notices.

Irrelevant to you maybe but still correct.

10 hours ago, Morch said:

Technically, the PA could. One should hope they wouldn't be complete idiots, though, as such a move would merely make Israel's point. At some point the Palestinians will need to make a choice between actually trying to become a sovereign state, as opposed to being a people defined by their struggle vs. Israel. Going for the above is more of the same, and might not be the best way to advance the former.

 

As posted above, it is likely that most such requests would be ignored, anyway. They would be more of propaganda ploy and would accordingly reflect on the Palestinian membership.

 

 

With regard to the knee-jerk reply above: Israel is already a member, so of course it can make such requests, regardless of Palestinian membership. But yes, if the PA was to start such a campaign, it would be almost certainly be countered by similar means. I guess that if a tit-for-tat thing evolves, the end result would be both sides' requests being dumped to the bins.

 

So the knee jerk response was correct then.

6 hours ago, simple1 said:

In a statement, Interpol said red notices are not international arrest warrants, but rather act as an alert to member countries, and are issued based on a valid national arrest warrant. Each member country decides how to respond to such a notice and Interpol can’t compel its members to arrest a wanted person who is the subject of a red notice.

 

In the meantime USA and apparently other countries, has already stated it will not recognise Interpol Red Notices issued by Palestinian authorities.

 

https://www.timesofisrael.com/us-others-wont-honor-palestinian-interpol-notices-top-lawmaker-says/

Good.

8 hours ago, Srikcir said:

Does this mean that the Palestine authority can request Interpol to issue red cards for Israeli's who would be suspect in crimes against Palestinian people?

Does this mean that Israel can request Interpol to issue red cards for palestinian terrorists who would be suspects in crimes against Israeli people?

5 hours ago, inThailand said:

Aren't you the same ones who want to can Donald, but on the other side of the pond keep Brexit?

No.

13 hours ago, ilostmypassword said:

Are you serious? I've got some exciting news for you. The UK is not a member of the Eurozone. In fact, it's not being a member of the Eurozone gave it a big advantage in relation in trade with Eurozone countries. An advantage that is going to lessened by withdrawal from the EU.

Yes I`m really excited to be leaving this mess.

Absolutely hilarious,not a remoaner in sight trying to justify this.We got out at the right time.This drunkard Juncker has been saying this for years when he`s pissed,now he has said it sober(ish).Watch the whole house of cards come tumbling down very soon.

BTW,this junket was in Strasbourg,the whole gravy train had to upsticks from Brussels to hear this drunken moron give his speech.

You couldn`t make it up;.

1 hour ago, pitrevie said:

No as I explained to LG I was asking a rhetorical question as like LG you appear to think that there cannot be any more referendums on the subject. So let me try and explain it to you. If you can have a second referendum then you can have a third and even a fourth. Do I support further referendums, the answer is no as I have said many times before, I do not agree with referendums it should be for Parliament to decide.

However LG appears to think that this referendum is the final referendum just because David Cameron said so. I have stated it so many times, no government can bind its successor governments to any course of action. So there is nothing stopping the next Parliament from holding another referendum or even this parliament from holding another referendum. Once again I will say the obvious I do not support another referendum or indeed any referendum but what is not in dispute is that there could indeed be further referendums should parliament decide.

For some reason LG thinks that if you say there could be further referendums then that must mean you support holding one.

 

Stop digging,please.