12-07-2019, 02:28 PM
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Re: UK benefits least
Originally Posted by APRICOT
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I buy a lovely Sauvignon Blanc [South African] from Aldi for £3.99.Very good it is too ,as is indeed all their wine plus off course Aldi [they good too .
I will be having a glass tonight .
https://www.aldi-sued.de/de/sortimen...ke/weissweine/
12-07-2019, 02:35 PM
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Re: UK benefits least
Originally Posted by itsme
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"And as for arguments, not one of your tribe has come up with a rational evidence based reason to leave. Care to clarify?????? Naw, didn't think so".
For example.
I have no interest in any totalitarian collective that seeks to abandon our long standing freedoms of Habeus Corpus (innocent until proved guilty) and in its place install Corpus Juris (Guilty until you prove your innocence).
The EU's lawyers have had our government review Corpus Juris. Thankfully we rejected it thus far, but the EU intent is there for all to see.
We want no part of your emerging Orwellian Police State.
12-07-2019, 03:01 PM
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Re: UK benefits least
Originally Posted by Realist
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Plenty have people have done so. You simply ignore them.For example.
I have no interest in any totalitarian collective that seeks to abandon our long standing freedoms of Habeus Corpus (innocent until proved guilty) and in its place install Corpus Juris (Guilty until you prove your innocence).
The EU's lawyers have had our government review Corpus Juris. Thankfully we rejected it thus far, but the EU intent is there for all to see.
We want no part of your emerging Orwellian Police State.
You may try to con me, but this is a contemptable attempt.
12-07-2019, 05:51 PM
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Re: UK benefits least
Originally Posted by Realist
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Plenty have people have done so. You simply ignore them.For example.
I have no interest in any totalitarian collective that seeks to abandon our long standing freedoms of Habeus Corpus (innocent until proved guilty) and in its place install Corpus Juris (Guilty until you prove your innocence).
The EU's lawyers have had our government review Corpus Juris. Thankfully we rejected it thus far, but the EU intent is there for all to see.
We want no part of your emerging Orwellian Police State.
I did say "And as for arguments, not one of your tribe has come up with a rational evidence based reason to leave. Care to clarify?????? Naw, didn't think so".
And not the blathering s of some demented soul.
12-07-2019, 06:17 PM
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Re: UK benefits least
Originally Posted by itsme
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I did say "And as for arguments, not one of your tribe has come up with a rational evidence based reason to leave. Care to clarify?????? Naw, didn't think so".And not the blathering s of some demented soul.
Like I said, when someone stands up and answers these facile assertions of EU stooge posters, they simply ignore them and try and sweep the responses under the carpet.
The evidence has been posted numerous times in other threads where again you just ignore.
The EU lawyers got the UK parliament to review Corpus Juris AND the proposal for creating the European Public Prosecuter some years ago. This is fact and it's documented on the UK parliament website. Links for that were given.
There are other documents on the EU website that highlight Corpus Juris.
This is reason enough for anyone to want to leg it out of the emerging Orwellian state as fast as possible. The notion of arresting people and detaining them for 6 months or more without a proper case or trial is just ridiculous. The UK was totally right to reject it. However with so many EU stooges infesting our government I would expect that eventually they would sign us up to it as well as putting us into the Eurozone to boot!
Another reason why our political system must be scrapped and the ruling elite sacked and a new system implemented along with a proper encoding of the British Constitution.
12-07-2019, 07:33 PM
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Re: UK benefits least
Originally Posted by JBR
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Isn't that all about our own taxes?And look at the price of petrol. Most of that is tax!
Personally, I think the government would make money by replacing petrol tax with 'bicycle frame tax'!
Petrol /diesel is really cheap in Spain .
Horrendously expensive in France and the Uk
12-07-2019, 07:38 PM
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Re: UK benefits least
Originally Posted by JBR
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Isn't that all about our own taxes?And look at the price of petrol. Most of that is tax!
Personally, I think the government would make money by replacing petrol tax with 'bicycle frame tax'!
I agree with you on a bike tax if cyclists refuse a licence. Why should only motorists pay to use the road?
12-07-2019, 07:40 PM
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Re: UK benefits least
Originally Posted by Muddy
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Petrol /diesel is really cheap in Spain .Horrendously expensive in France and the Uk
13-07-2019, 10:24 AM
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Re: UK benefits least
Originally Posted by Realist
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Like I said, when someone stands up and answers these facile assertions of EU stooge posters, they simply ignore them and try and sweep the responses under the carpet.The evidence has been posted numerous times in other threads where again you just ignore.
The EU lawyers got the UK parliament to review Corpus Juris AND the proposal for creating the European Public Prosecuter some years ago. This is fact and it's documented on the UK parliament website. Links for that were given.
There are other documents on the EU website that highlight Corpus Juris.
This is reason enough for anyone to want to leg it out of the emerging Orwellian state as fast as possible. The notion of arresting people and detaining them for 6 months or more without a proper case or trial is just ridiculous. The UK was totally right to reject it. However with so many EU stooges infesting our government I would expect that eventually they would sign us up to it as well as putting us into the Eurozone to boot!
Another reason why our political system must be scrapped and the ruling elite sacked and a new system implemented along with a proper encoding of the British Constitution.
I asked for rational and evidence based reasons for leaving, and you come up with an alleged reason that 99.9% of the population has never heard of!!!!!!!
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