13-12-2020, 11:04 PM
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Re: Ursala and legitimate concerns??
Originally Posted by Zaphod
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Would it be because - like so many that profess such admiration for the EU - you don't actually like it enough to put your money where your mouth is and actually live there?
Like so much of your posts - total rubbish.
14-12-2020, 10:26 AM
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Re: Ursala and legitimate concerns??
Originally Posted by Zaphod
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Perhaps I should have said your hatred for Britian since that is so obvious, but that would not have been related to what was posted before.You're like an ex-smoker.
Often the worst offenders for telling others not to smoke.
I won't be the only one who has noticed that you made no comment regarding PooBear's "Teutophile" comment, so you're making it obvious that it's yourself talking the rubbish there in your haste to deny what is obvious.
Originally Posted by Bruce
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Perhaps she remembers how Britain dealt with the legitimate concerns of the Icelandic fishermen.Of course herein is the answer - threaten to leave NATO!
As for Poobear's remark, sorry, I didn't realise that there was anything to comment on.
If I have any criticism of the British it is to remark on what a thin skinned mob you have turned into, running around like headless chooks and name calling when an EU official says anything that you don't like.
Even more tragic is your finding anything less that fulsome praise for your comments and opinions a "hatred of Britain".
Such fragile egos, it really is very sad for a nation upon whom the sun once never set.
14-12-2020, 10:19 PM
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Re: Ursala and legitimate concerns??
Originally Posted by Bread
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Pretty ironic that, even though you're a British ex-pat you call us, "thin skinned mob". Quite disgusting really, considering you ran away to mock us from the other side of the world.<snip personal attack>
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15-12-2020, 12:01 PM
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Re: Ursala and legitimate concerns??
Originally Posted by Bread
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We will have an FTA signed up within the next week or so with Australia. Something else for you to hate.
Yes, talks are going well - and remember that the UK cannot sign new trade deals until the New Year without risking huge fines from the greedy EU.
https://www.dfat.gov.au/trade/agreem...iations/aukfta
https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rc...t1gnPxJaujc6Td
15-12-2020, 10:40 PM
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Re: Ursala and legitimate concerns??
Originally Posted by Bread
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We will have an FTA signed up within the next week or so with Australia. Something else for you to hate.
I am very much in favour of FTAs Australia has always benefited from them.
The UK-Australia free trade agreement is one of seven under negotiation at the moment.
https://www.dfat.gov.au/trade/agreem...ade-agreements
15-12-2020, 11:05 PM
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Re: Ursala and legitimate concerns??
Originally Posted by Zaphod
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That's genuinely very funny.
Why Oz instead of the EU Bruce, if you are indeed as much of a Teutophile or even a EUrophile as your posts suggest?
You could find a bit where the weather is more or less on a par with Oz.
With less spiders & snakes, and less bush fires too.
It's not on the other side of the world from what you seem to adore, either.
Would it be because - like so many that profess such admiration for the EU - you don't actually like it enough to put your money where your mouth is and actually live there?
Perhaps something that happened to him in the past.
15-12-2020, 11:58 PM
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Re: Ursala and legitimate concerns??
Originally Posted by Bruce
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Perhaps she remembers how Britain dealt with the legitimate concerns of the Icelandic fishermen.Of course herein is the answer - threaten to leave NATO!
Originally Posted by Zaphod
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That's genuinely very funny.Why Oz instead of the EU Bruce, if you are indeed as much of a Teutophile or even a EUrophile as your posts suggest?
You could find a bit where the weather is more or less on a par with Oz.
With less spiders & snakes, and less bush fires too.
It's not on the other side of the world from what you seem to adore, either.
Would it be because - like so many that profess such admiration for the EU - you don't actually like it enough to put your money where your mouth is and actually live there?
Originally Posted by JBR
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I may be completely wrong because I never read his posts, but I'd hazard a guess that rather than being pro-EU, he actually hates the British for some reason.Perhaps something that happened to him in the past.
Amazing how such a small comment on this subject can raise the hackles so much.
I love how any disagreement with this mob is a "hatred of Britain" or "hates the British", if you think I hate Britain that is fine with me. Such a strong emotion for a country toward which I actually have little feelings one way or another but as someone born there and as a member of this International Forum where it is the main topic of discussion I join in. If you don't like that - tough titties.
As for your personal attacks and attempted diversions about Australia? All totally irrelevant to this topic and water off a duck's back.
Back to Brexit, still, what? fifteen days to go after four years of flailing about. Interesting times.
Carry on...
16-12-2020, 10:02 AM
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Re: Ursala and legitimate concerns??
Originally Posted by Bruce
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Such a tiny thing to upset so many!Oh dear JBR - don't read my posts? We both know that is bullshit.
Amazing how such a small comment on this subject can raise the hackles so much.
I love how any disagreement with this mob is a "hatred of Britain" or "hates the British", if you think I hate Britain that is fine with me. Such a strong emotion for a country toward which I actually have little feelings one way or another but as someone born there and as a member of this International Forum where it is the main topic of discussion I join in. If you don't like that - tough titties.
As for your personal attacks and attempted diversions about Australia? All totally irrelevant to this topic and water off a duck's back.
Back to Brexit, still, what? fifteen days to go after four years of flailing about. Interesting times.
Carry on...
It's time to let go, Bruce.
Or do Aussies not have forums where you can discuss global events in a reasonable manner?
BTW, commenting on posts is not being "upset" - unless of course you are yourself admitting to being very upset given the number of responses you make yourself?
Pointing out the bleeding obvious isn't a "personal attack" either, unlike some of your obvious hostile remarks.
As in calling posters stupid as you did earlier in this very thread.
16-12-2020, 11:40 AM
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Re: Ursala and legitimate concerns??
Originally Posted by Bruce
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Such a tiny thing to upset so many!Oh dear JBR - don't read my posts? We both know that is bullshit.
Amazing how such a small comment on this subject can raise the hackles so much.
I love how any disagreement with this mob is a "hatred of Britain" or "hates the British", if you think I hate Britain that is fine with me. Such a strong emotion for a country toward which I actually have little feelings one way or another but as someone born there and as a member of this International Forum where it is the main topic of discussion I join in. If you don't like that - tough titties.
As for your personal attacks and attempted diversions about Australia? All totally irrelevant to this topic and water off a duck's back.
Back to Brexit, still, what? fifteen days to go after four years of flailing about. Interesting times.
Carry on...
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