31-08-2019, 04:02 PM
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Re: Is a No Deal Brexit a Worry?
Originally Posted by Solasch
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All the antagonism on this forum has supposedly nothing to do with the fact that stephen fry is married to someone 30 years younger. And certainly not with him being a homosexual? I bet every one of you can claim friendship with someone who is gay. So absolutely no prejudice there. It is all due to the fact that he is a remainer.The antagonism looks the same as that of recent history against immigrants, moslims, communists, homosexuals, women, slaves, americans, negroes, french etc. People like you have always been around.
Regards Donkeyman!
31-08-2019, 08:57 PM
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Re: Is a No Deal Brexit a Worry?
Originally Posted by shropshiregirl
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Your weasel words are absolutely laughable.In fact, your pathetic, transparent attempt at insinuating that I am referring to the ordinary hard-working people and small business owners in London in my accusation against the elite establishment, just shows how desperate you are to convince yourself that you have a sensible answer.
You haven't!
You would garner far more respect if you were big enough to admit you just have no answer to my accusation, rather than come out with really silly fake hand over the mouth with shock horror response, which honestly, is laughable coming from you.
I can read you like a book.
You obviously cannot even read your own words,
As you clearly stated “ordinary north of Watford people” . No mention of elites whatsoever only the selfish wealth of the South
Now you’re desperately backtracking, claiming that you only meant the elites south of Watford which is utter BS that I don’t buy in to. Furthermore, those you call elites don’t just live south of Watford but such is your ire towards the South the red mid doesn’t let you see that
Fry’s words are not without foundation. If you believe Rees Mog, Farage, Bangor’s and others of that ilk are pushing to leave the EU to improve the lot of the ordinary people you have a big shock coming
31-08-2019, 09:23 PM
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Re: Is a No Deal Brexit a Worry?
Originally Posted by Solasch
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Take a look at how much the EU invests there. https://www.myeu.uk
We might as well cut out the middleman and let our own government distribute the money, after all, it's what we elected them for.....
31-08-2019, 09:29 PM
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Re: Is a No Deal Brexit a Worry?
Originally Posted by OldGreyFox
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And what do they do with the rest of the £39 billion we send them?We might as well cut out the middleman and let our own government distribute the money, after all, it's what we elected them for.....
How much of our money the EU wastes on Sue Ryder shops instead of fixing the roads
I agree we should spend our own money ourselves and save ourselves 11.2 billion extra in the process when we stop foreign aid to the EU.
31-08-2019, 09:41 PM
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Re: Is a No Deal Brexit a Worry?
Originally Posted by Banchory
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No weasel words, just facts,You obviously cannot even read your own words,
Ordinary people you have a big shock coming
WA has rightly been described by leading lawyers as ‘a legally binding death-trap for Brexit’ and as a ‘political Chernobyl disaster’.
31-08-2019, 09:59 PM
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Re: Is a No Deal Brexit a Worry?
Originally Posted by Banchory
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No weasel words, just facts,You obviously cannot even read your own words,
As you clearly stated “ordinary north of Watford people” . No mention of elites whatsoever only the selfish wealth of the South
Now you’re desperately backtracking, claiming that you only meant the elites south of Watford which is utter BS that I don’t buy in to. Furthermore, those you call elites don’t just live south of Watford but such is your ire towards the South the red mid doesn’t let you see that
Fry’s words are not without foundation. If you believe Rees Mog, Farage, Bangor’s and others of that ilk are pushing to leave the EU to improve the lot of the ordinary people you have a big shock coming
Your cause has lost every vote and every argument.
31-08-2019, 11:20 PM
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Re: Is a No Deal Brexit a Worry?
Originally Posted by OldGreyFox
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And what do they do with the rest of the £39 billion we send them?We might as well cut out the middleman and let our own government distribute the money, after all, it's what we elected them for.....
31-08-2019, 11:28 PM
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Re: Is a No Deal Brexit a Worry?
Originally Posted by Solasch
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39 bn is a misleading amount, but you know that, and it is why you state it. If by now you still don't know the facts about that number, there is no hope for your sanity.
You won't get anything now.
But there again the collapse of your fishing industry and the collateral damage to you ports should give you something to look for after your big beach party.
He who laughs last ... I think the phrase goes
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