6 hours ago, transam said:

Well you would say something like that, and as you are British, I find it very disturbing...???? 

 

Whats disturbing is people voting to damage the UK economy while having no clue as to what they were voting for. 

30 minutes ago, candide said:

What will you do if it goes wrong?

Absolutely nothing, because I am a retired nobody having a bit of fun on a Thai based forum putting my views across, a forum where nothing matters regarding changing anything Brexit...

In fact, I am amused daily by comments, especially the anti-Brit Brits here, EU blokes, weeell, bit confusing..

58 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

 

It's only Sturgeon and her gullible and ignorant followers causing disunity in the UK. Apart from that we are doing pretty well.

 

I agree I hope it ends well. But when one side is looking for a deal that helps both sides but the other side is looking to punish, then it becomes difficult. Let's see if the EU can take a more mature stance. Otherwise we both suffer. 

 

Try to remember, Brexiteers are not anti Europe we are anti EU. Only the Remainers claim otherwise. Don't fall for their rhetoric, its divisive and counter productive. 

A brexiteer calling others gullible and ignorant ????

6 minutes ago, Rookiescot said:

 

Whats disturbing is people voting to damage the UK economy while having no clue as to what they were voting for. 

But you want the UK split up, and you worry about the UK economy over Brexit. Bwaaaaaaaaah...Crazy stuff.....

1 minute ago, transam said:

But you want the UK split up, and you worry about the UK economy over Brexit. Bwaaaaaaaaah...Crazy stuff.....

At the moment is Scotland still in the UK?

Yes or no?

39 minutes ago, vogie said:

The country made a democratic decision, we will stick with that decision and remember if it does go wrong for us, it most certainly will go wrong for you too. 

I don't get the go wrong but at all UK don't seem to give a dam and is driving a hard bargain on 3 things. 

Just one is the fishing scenario it seems if the EU doesn't give it's a no deal for sure. 

30 minutes ago, david555 said:

We realise that it will be a fraction from  the going wrong from "Great Brexit's "

Glad you understand it is Great Brexit, and not your usual.....well done....

 

Edited December 7, 20205 yr by transam

13 minutes ago, transam said:

Absolutely nothing, because I am a retired nobody having a bit of fun on a Thai based forum putting my views across, a forum where nothing matters regarding changing anything Brexit...

In fact, I am amused daily by comments, especially the anti-Brit Brits here, EU blokes, weeell, bit confusing..

Well a remain does rhyme with a pain. ???? ????

2 minutes ago, transam said:

Glad you understand it is Great Brexit, and not your usual.....well done....

 

Good to see you are agreed and happy with the new name instaed of Great Britain ....????....

1 minute ago, david555 said:

Good to see you are agreed and happy with the new name instaed of Great Britain ....????....

Nothing to do with a new name for Great Britain, you quoted "Great Brexit", which it is. But, if your country wants to refer to GB/UK as something else, I am sure folk will not really care, sunshine.....????

11 minutes ago, transam said:

Nothing to do with a new name for Great Britain, you quoted "Great Brexit", which it is. But, if your country wants to refer to GB/UK as something else, I am sure folk will not really care, sunshine.....????

Well i have put it in that way ...

 

Now i am dissapointed ☹️ as i thought you liked the new name taking it proudly...which name change is very fitting the situation ???? 

 

BTW   Bloomberg  is on edge to the £...as the Gbp is sliding seriously .....( not yet in Thailand as they are slow and special in exchange handling..)

 

 

 

Edited December 7, 20205 yr by david555

8 minutes ago, david555 said:

Well i have put it in that way ...

 

Now i am dissapointed ☹️ as i thought you liked the new name taking it proudly...which name change is very fitting the situation ???? 

 

BTW   Bloomberg  is on edge to the £...as the Gbp is sliding seriously .....( not yet in Thailand as they are slow and special in exchange handling..)

 

 

 

As long as that's made your day, I am happy for you....

3 minutes ago, transam said:

As long as that's made your day, I am happy for you....

Dont panic too much as i just see on Bloomberg Doller is only 1.54% up against the  Gbp......not dramatic yet ...waiting formal no deal now ...to see result then 

 

 

 

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Edited December 7, 20205 yr by david555

2 minutes ago, david555 said:

Dont panic too much as i just see on Bloomberg Doller is only 1.54% up against the  Gbp......not dramatic yet ...waiting formal no deal now ...to see result then 

 

 

 

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You could start your very own money thread, I know you worry about money....????

1 minute ago, transam said:

You could start your very own money thread, I know you worry about money....????

Even a London cabby is interested in money i guess to speak in English understanding ....keeping an eye on it is a reasonable habit ...especially in Thailand .

Of course you can always pay agent instead of putting 800 k Thb aside on bank ????

1 minute ago, david555 said:

Even a London cabby is interested in money i guess to speak in English understanding ....keeping an eye on it is a reasonable habit ...especially in Thailand .

Of course you can always pay agent instead of putting 800 k Thb aside on bank ????

I think you are wondering off topic ol' son, stop worrying.  

On 12/6/2020 at 6:26 AM, puck2 said:

Even a liar and a deal breaker!

You're talking about Nicola Sturgeon

1 minute ago, transam said:

I think you are wondering off topic ol' son, stop worrying.  

You "tricked me in" to it by the word money worrying .????...ok  i stop about hurting  ...

 

After reading all these comments, plus the MSM I have come to realise that although my passport says I am a citizen of the UK, the UK I was born into 85 years ago is so different from the present that it is no longer really relevant to me, I am just a disinterested but mildly interested spectator. 

6 hours ago, transam said:

You forget, I actually lived in the UK for a very long time, you haven't, in my business I watched the change on the streets of London, you haven't. I know sod all about your Belgian streets, so I will not comment on it, it would be ridiculous..????

 

What changes would they be; and how were they caused by our EU membership?

 

You can't mean the increased number of people from the Commonwealth, for example South Asia, West Africa and the West Indies, over the last 60 plus years as those who didn't enter via their mother's birth canal did so via our own immigration rules.

 

Neither of which have anything to do with the EU!

2 hours ago, transam said:

Absolutely nothing, because I am a retired nobody having a bit of fun on a Thai based forum putting my views across, a forum where nothing matters regarding changing anything Brexit...

In fact, I am amused daily by comments, especially the anti-Brit Brits here, EU blokes, weeell, bit confusing..

 

Yes, we all know your position. 

 

The same as many other Brexiteers here; "I'm all right, Jack, because I live in Thailand and wont suffer the consequences."

 

Except, if you are relying on an income from the UK to meet your living costs and visa requirements, what will you do if/when Brexit causes the pound to sink even lower against the baht?

 

(Source)

 

 

 

So many crystal ball readers saying  " The pound will sink" sink where exactly it's still one of the most trading currencies in the money markets.

A deal has already been put in place while the EU is poncing about to trade with other countries in the world so what makes people think the EU is so important to UK.

Well rid I say to a silly club with stronger countries being like Hitler like dictators.

 

Edited December 7, 20205 yr by Kwasaki

"Johnson is ready to walk away from the negotiations within hours unless the EU backs down from its “outrageous” demands, the Sun reported, citing an unidentified source close to the British prime minister. He could make an address to the country as soon as Tuesday evening, the newspaper said."

 

https://www.bloomberg.com/amp/news/articles/2020-12-07/barnier-tells-diplomats-he-s-pushing-for-a-deal-brexit-update

5 minutes ago, vogie said:

"Johnson is ready to walk away from the negotiations within hours unless the EU backs down from its “outrageous” demands, the Sun reported, citing an unidentified source close to the British prime minister. He could make an address to the country as soon as Tuesday evening, the newspaper said."

 

https://www.bloomberg.com/amp/news/articles/2020-12-07/barnier-tells-diplomats-he-s-pushing-for-a-deal-brexit-update

Why not tonight the adress to the nation ...while walking away...? ???? 

Would be more spectacular than kicking the can to Tuesday again ...????

Edited December 7, 20205 yr by david555

Just now, david555 said:

Why not tonigjt the adress to the nation ...while walking away...? ???? 

Would be more spectacular than kicking the can to Tuesday again ...????

Gives me 10 minutes, I'll ring Boris up and ask him citing david555 from thaivisa wants to know why not tonight, I have mentioned you to him before, he has heard of you and takes great interest in your posts.

3 hours ago, david555 said:

Dont panic too much as i just see on Bloomberg Doller is only 1.54% up against the  Gbp......not dramatic yet ...waiting formal no deal now ...to see result then 

 

 

 

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Ahh but isn’t Bloomberg on the Brexiteers never ending list of ‘bias’ ? ????

20 minutes ago, Kwasaki said:

So many crystal ball readers saying  " The pound will sink" sink where exactly it's still one of the most trading currencies in the money markets.

A deal has already been put in place while the EU is poncing about to trade with other countries in the world so what makes people think the EU is so important to UK.

Well rid I say to a silly club with stronger countries being like Hitler like dictators.

 

Apart from being the largest trading bloc on the planet ?? 

 

The pound has sunk - and will sink more if no deal is reached - how have you missed that ? 
 

What deal has been ‘put in place’ - that is superior to what the U.K. had under the EU umbrella ? Do enlighten us ...

 

Seriously you couldn’t make this <deleted> up! It’s like shooting fish in a barrel 
 

 

Edited December 7, 20205 yr by Bruntoid

Well let's hope Boris gets a deal  or the brexiteers are in for a rude awaking

loss of jobs ect 

For us here in Thailand a low pound less baht

Yesterday the pound  $1.35 on expecting good news on a deal

Now $1.32.60 on maybe no deal could get worse if that happens 

22 minutes ago, vogie said:

Gives me 10 minutes, I'll ring Boris up and ask him citing david555 from thaivisa wants to know why not tonight, I have mentioned you to him before, he has heard of you and takes great interest in your posts.

Oh you brexit bunch look so annoyed today... ????...nervous for the big freedom happening ? .....????????????????

21 minutes ago, Bruntoid said:

Ahh but isn’t Bloomberg on the Brexiteers never ending list of ‘bias’ ? ????

I guess that would be the mindest worry for Bloomberg..????