1 minute ago, Aspaltso said:

I'm making this comment as someone who watches Bloomberg news and reads a lot about geo-political going ons in the world. Getting further away from the European Union and its ridiculous rules and laws will be nothing but a benefit for Britain. How they decide to do that or if they decide to do that is the most important question at this time.

despite a few oddball meaningless laws the UK citizen is barely affected by EU law,there are a lot of good EU laws that benefit UK and EU citizens,try asking a brexiteer to name a EU that effects them for the worse and they barely have an answer,UK law is much more stupid an example they are currently going through the process of making it an offence if you are a landlord to ask the nationality of a potential tennent as it infringes their human rights,this is not EU legislation its a sole UK effort,and these brexiteers have the cheek to mock Brussels

9 minutes ago, malagateddy said:

Hows the youth unemployment in Portugal these days??
Mind you..the chicken piri piri is cheap..should go down well with you

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youth unemployment is not an issue at my age (51) but my partner assures me there is work for the folks who want it as is usually the case,i have noticed several times cafes/bars/restaurants adverting in windows for staff which is in line with her statement,is there plenty of "work" available in your wifes "office" at the moment? is business boom boom ing

11 minutes ago, vinny41 said:

You will be able to meet up with Nadia Cann
For Brexiters abroad, this is another sticking point. Nadia Cann, 39, has lived in the Algarve for nine years and thinks Britain would be better off out of the EU.

Her brother-in-law is Portuguese, lives in the UK and claims benefits. She doesn’t agree with it.

https://www.ft.com/content/877e1c96-2cce-11e6-bf8d-26294ad519fc

i see it was from before the vote,at the bottom it states these folks "could" lose 20% of the value of sterling with a leave victory,well it wasnt to far off,i wonder if these turkeys are enjoying the wallets being €10-20k or more lighter,as for a portuguese individual claiming a benefit it the UK not really interested we had this conversation on here a while back and after my research i found there are more than enough Brits doing similar in the EU,a fact that was a shock was that there are 3x more brits claiming benefits in Eire than there are irish in the UK,so one dubious example of a individual pretty much means nothing.nadia could well be back in the UK claiming benefits herself due to brexit and her purse taking a battering,how ironic

2 hours ago, cliveshep said:

The vote swung massively away from the Conservatives, no surprises there then, and from Labour to a far lesser degree, UKIP also lost but then they have been such a shambles of disagreeing members that we all know they are finished.

 

I think it was a one-finger salute to the main parties, especially the Conservatives but none of them of the big two parties, and UKIP can be trusted, and the LibDems have always been a joke and a recipient of the protest vote this time.   But consider one salient fact - the Brexit Party are disinterested in local elections, BUT they are going to fight tooth and nail for the Euro-Election seats and I would not be surprised if that didn't lead on to fielding candidates in any general election that is bound to come.

 

I hope they can find 650 candidates because Brexit will happen very swiftly after such an election if Nigel has his way. I can see the 17.4 million putting Nigel and the Brexit Party into the "cat-bird seat" in Westminster in a landslide not seen for millennia. Given the despair Theresa May has created across the nation I don't think it is a wild dream to see them win a GE.

The Brexit party weren't formed in time to contest the local elections because they didn't know May was going to move the goalposts again. In doing so she/they awakened a sleeping bear who's clout will be fully revealed by the end of the month, or should I say the end of... MAY! ????

9 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

So if your assertion is correct, why did UKIP get such a kicking losing 80% of their seats?

In a couple of words "Tommy Robinson".

12 minutes ago, evadgib said:

The Brexit party weren't formed in time to contest the local elections because they didn't know May was going to move the goalposts again. In doing so she/they awakened a sleeping bear who's clout will be fully revealed by the end of the month, or should I say the end of... MAY! ????

cannot see what its going to achieve,a few bulldogs barking in the EU parliament when they dont agree with what it stands for,akin to a robber breaking into a jail,farage forming this party has played right into the govts hands,if you want your brexit you will have to vote for it at the next GE,how many would want to go through it all again? many will return to Labour and the tories or the libdems

5 minutes ago, billd766 said:

In a couple of words "Tommy Robinson".

was a well respected figure to many on here only a few months ago

30 minutes ago, bomber said:

i see it was from before the vote,at the bottom it states these folks "could" lose 20% of the value of sterling with a leave victory,well it wasnt to far off,i wonder if these turkeys are enjoying the wallets being €10-20k or more lighter,as for a portuguese individual claiming a benefit it the UK not really interested we had this conversation on here a while back and after my research i found there are more than enough Brits doing similar in the EU,a fact that was a shock was that there are 3x more brits claiming benefits in Eire than there are irish in the UK,so one dubious example of a individual pretty much means nothing.nadia could well be back in the UK claiming benefits herself due to brexit and her purse taking a battering,how ironic

in 2015 there were 65,000 EU nationals claiming UK JSA including 6,210 Portuguese nationals while the numbers on UK nationals claiming JSA in Europe was 30,000 numbers of UK nationals claiming JSA in Portgual was 233

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2015/jan/19/-sp-thousands-britons-claim-benefits-eu

7 minutes ago, vinny41 said:

in 2015 there were 65,000 EU nationals claiming UK JSA including 6,210 Portuguese nationals while the numbers on UK nationals claiming JSA in Europe was 30,000 numbers of UK nationals claiming JSA in Portgual was 233

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2015/jan/19/-sp-thousands-britons-claim-benefits-eu

5 times more brits claiming in eire,4 times more in germany,workers moving to wealthier countries to find work is no shock,hence portuguese will come to the UK as will spanish,poles,etc they will do the work our benefit scroungers wont do,a few will abuse it as we know,word spreads fast amongst the idle and we have more than our share

Revealed_ thousands of Britons on benefits across EU _ UK news _ The Guardian.html

1 hour ago, malagateddy said:

I think you meant to say a shower of junkies..students full of buckfast and assorted oddities..lets face facts NG..edinburgh's full of them.

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i much prefer a night out in edinboro than glasgow,ive never been fond of fencing ????

They have to leave. If they don't they will be the laughing stock of Europe.

i much prefer a night out in edinboro than glasgow,ive never been fond of fencing [emoji1787]

But of course.Edinburgh would be more your thing..plenty buckie n all the gear you can handle..sandyf could keep you right ...many diversity activities 24 hours a day.
Right up your street..big time.

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Just now, malagateddy said:

But of course.Edinburgh would be more your thing..plenty buckie n all the gear you can handle..sandyf could keep you right ...many diversity activities 24 hours a day.
Right up your street..big time.

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i cannot handle 24 hour drinking,i will leave that to locals with the red noses and the shakes,iam a moderate drinker i want to live to see your age,i dont want a red nose though ???? 

31 minutes ago, vinny41 said:

in 2015 there were 65,000 EU nationals claiming UK JSA including 6,210 Portuguese nationals while the numbers on UK nationals claiming JSA in Europe was 30,000 numbers of UK nationals claiming JSA in Portgual was 233

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2015/jan/19/-sp-thousands-britons-claim-benefits-eu

No facts please. It confuses bomber.

10 hours ago, tebee said:

everyone

Everyone... OK!

13 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Brexit bankrolled by a handful of tax shy Billionaires, Multimillionaires and hedge-fund managers.

 

Be assured, they have their own and the interests of their hyper wealthy chums in mind.

 

Employing Old Etonians to con cap differs to back them is pure genius.

 

You are being played and you are begging for more.

 

 

 

 

 The remainers are bankrolled by the likes of Soras, with the verbal support of other non Brits,such as yourself. 

 While the Brits who actually took part in the people’s referendum, voted with a majority of more than one million, to leave this so called union.

  What I cannot understand, is why any supporters of the E.u. would wish for the U.K. to remain shackled to this terrible onion. They should realise that while the U.K. is in the E.u. we will NEVER accept it. 

No facts please. It confuses bomber.

Maybe contact Nauseus..think he's got his little train set.[emoji2]

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26 minutes ago, bomber said:

5 times more brits claiming in eire,4 times more in germany,workers moving to wealthier countries to find work is no shock,hence portuguese will come to the UK as will spanish,poles,etc they will do the work our benefit scroungers wont do,a few will abuse it as we know,word spreads fast amongst the idle and we have more than our share

Revealed_ thousands of Britons on benefits across EU _ UK news _ The Guardian.html 1.06 MB · 0 downloads

Not according to the report in the Guardian Claiming JSA Portgual 6,210, Italy 3,500, lithuania 4,080, slovakia,6.690, Spain 3,870

14 minutes ago, malagateddy said:

Maybe contact Nauseus..think he's got his little train set.

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Some of us have big train sets.....

3 minutes ago, tebee said:

Some of us have big train sets.....

We know! We have seen your LOCOmotive.

8 hours ago, transam said:

Where, you pointed out stuff regarding folk living in LOS, I live in LOS so I presume I come under your comment and you live in a perfect country in every respect....You can tell us you know, I won't reveal your name ......????

 

 TV posters ,   living in LOS,  not many ..

    Cold in the Shires tonight , frost expected .

     Long Johns , close at hand. One cannot be too care careful. ie Brexit .

      Lesson learned , God save us ..

 

 

14 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Brexit bankrolled by a handful of tax shy Billionaires, Multimillionaires and hedge-fund managers.

 

Be assured, they have their own and the interests of their hyper wealthy chums in mind.

 

Employing Old Etonians to con cap differs to back them is pure genius.

 

You are being played and you are begging for more.

 

 

 

 

 You will find that the remainers are financially supported by many rich non Brits,such as George Soras, able verbally championed, as on these Brexit  threads, by you and many other none Brits. While on the other hand the British people participated in the largest Democratic vote in our history, and they voted by a majority of more than one million to exit this so called union.

 What I cannot understand is why those who support the E.u. Would wish for us to remain, do they not understand that the Brits will NEVER accept our evolvement in this Undemocratic club. And the longer we remain in, we will continue to encourage and argue for it’s death.

 

 

16 minutes ago, vinny41 said:

Not according to the report in the Guardian Claiming JSA Portgual 6,210, Italy 3,500, lithuania 4,080, slovakia,6.690, Spain 3,870

     Vinny ,  how is your mate Farage , going to respond to his UKip failures.?

      Probably lubricating his piped pipers flute. He is finished .

       

 

 

2 hours ago, baansgr said:

And 17.5 million voted for Brexit so shadows those minscule figures of yours

Many of them have come to their senses, seems we need another referendum so the the remaining hardline Brexiteers can see reality, Brexit is a dead duck...   

2 minutes ago, elliss said:

     Vinny ,  how is your mate Farage , going to respond to his UKip failures.?

      Probably lubricating his piped pipers flute. He is finished .

       

 

 

elliss, You do need to keep up with the times Nigel left Ukip sometime ago when the looneys took over and at the same time a large majority of the Ukippers left as well, You will see where Nigel and the Brexit party come in the 2019 European Parliament election, I suspect you will be pissing in your pants hoping he doesn't repeat the sucess of the 2014 European Parliament election

7 hours ago, bomber said:

the hot spots are mainly in london,if you hadnt noticed capitol cities always have a more diverse population, now we really are going back to basics

 

 

Bradford, Leicester, Birmingham. I could go on. Though what’s this got to do with Britexit I do not know. Could it have anything to do with the imput of remoaners,who are afraid that should the influx of Eastern European’s be curtailed, their places may be taken by darker coloured people from non E.u. Countries.

 

 

7 hours ago, Spidey said:

If article 50 were revoked we wouldn't "rejoin" the EU, we'd stay in it. Conditions wouldn't change.

 

 

That’s what 17,400,000 + people are afraid of.

 

 

2 hours ago, bomber said:

youth unemployment is not an issue at my age (51) but my partner assures me there is work for the folks who want it as is usually the case,i have noticed several times cafes/bars/restaurants adverting in windows for staff which is in line with her statement,is there plenty of "work" available in your wifes "office" at the moment? is business boom boom ing

You've seen some adverts in Portugal's café windows for jobs, so the Portuguese economy must be fine ???? 

 

I think we're seeing the birth of a new phrase - Bombernomics 

45 minutes ago, tebee said:

Some of us have big train sets.....

OT, but...

 

Many of them have come to their senses, seems we need another referendum so the the remaining hardline Brexiteers can see reality, Brexit is a dead duck...   

You’re right. Can we run the 1979 general election again as I had a headache that day and the sniffles.

We can’t have a second referendum until we’ve sorted out the 1979 GE. It’s only fair.