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matt_himself Matataland 05 Nov 14 9.36pm
Quote nickgusset at 05 Nov 2014 9.30pm Quote matt_himself at 05 Nov 2014 9.27pm Quote legaleagle at 05 Nov 2014 9.22pm Yes, but as I said, I am no match for you in that regard and my personalisation related directly to what you had written. Oh dear. Let's leave this fun here. Goodnight. Please answer whether you'd be happy that Brits wouldn't be allowed free access to healthcare and other benefits across the European union if we leave the EU before you go night nights. Are you going to answer any of my questions or consistently divert or create spurious reasons not to answer questions? The answer is linked to negotiation on the exit agreement. I am sure we can come to an amicable divorce with he Eurozone. Now, you answer what I asked you. "That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02
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Matataland 05 Nov 14 9.36pm

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Yes, but as I said, I am no match for you in that regard and my personalisation related directly to what you had written.

Oh dear. Let's leave this fun here.

Goodnight.

Please answer whether you'd be happy that Brits wouldn't be allowed free access to healthcare and other benefits across the European union if we leave the EU before you go night nights.

Are you going to answer any of my questions or consistently divert or create spurious reasons not to answer questions?

The answer is linked to negotiation on the exit agreement. I am sure we can come to an amicable divorce with he Eurozone.

Now, you answer what I asked you.

"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 05 Nov 14 9.49pm
Quote matt_himself at 05 Nov 2014 9.36pm Quote nickgusset at 05 Nov 2014 9.30pm Quote matt_himself at 05 Nov 2014 9.27pm Quote legaleagle at 05 Nov 2014 9.22pm Yes, but as I said, I am no match for you in that regard and my personalisation related directly to what you had written. Oh dear. Let's leave this fun here. Goodnight. Please answer whether you'd be happy that Brits wouldn't be allowed free access to healthcare and other benefits across the European union if we leave the EU before you go night nights. Are you going to answer any of my questions or consistently divert or create spurious reasons not to answer questions? The answer is linked to negotiation on the exit agreement. I am sure we can come to an amicable divorce with he Eurozone. Now, you answer what I asked you. How would I fix the EU when it is run by a Franco German axis? Not a bloody clue. Perhaps I could fill it with mep's who want out and ally with far right wing polish groups and their ilk. How would you negotiate an amicable exit agreement with an organisation that is in hock to a Franco German axis? Edited by nickgusset (05 Nov 2014 9.51pm)
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Shizzlehurst 05 Nov 14 9.49pm

Quote matt_himself at 05 Nov 2014 9.36pm

Quote nickgusset at 05 Nov 2014 9.30pm

Quote matt_himself at 05 Nov 2014 9.27pm

Quote legaleagle at 05 Nov 2014 9.22pm

Yes, but as I said, I am no match for you in that regard and my personalisation related directly to what you had written.

Oh dear. Let's leave this fun here.

Goodnight.

Please answer whether you'd be happy that Brits wouldn't be allowed free access to healthcare and other benefits across the European union if we leave the EU before you go night nights.

Are you going to answer any of my questions or consistently divert or create spurious reasons not to answer questions?

The answer is linked to negotiation on the exit agreement. I am sure we can come to an amicable divorce with he Eurozone.

Now, you answer what I asked you.

How would I fix the EU when it is run by a Franco German axis? Not a bloody clue. Perhaps I could fill it with mep's who want out and ally with far right wing polish groups and their ilk.
How would you negotiate an amicable exit agreement with an organisation that is in hock to a Franco German axis?

Edited by nickgusset (05 Nov 2014 9.51pm)

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elgrande bedford 05 Nov 14 10.08pm
Quote nickgusset at 05 Nov 2014 9.30pm Quote matt_himself at 05 Nov 2014 9.27pm Quote legaleagle at 05 Nov 2014 9.22pm Yes, but as I said, I am no match for you in that regard and my personalisation related directly to what you had written. Oh dear. Let's leave this fun here. Goodnight. Please answer whether you'd be happy that Brits wouldn't be allowed free access to healthcare and other benefits across the European union if we leave the EU before you go night nights. That's why we have Travel insurance. And a lot of said European Countries just laugh when you show them the E111 card,since most southern European countries are so skint. And I know 3 couples that were refused treatment without Travel Insurance,even though they had said card.(in Spain). always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.
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bedford 05 Nov 14 10.08pm

Quote nickgusset at 05 Nov 2014 9.30pm

Quote matt_himself at 05 Nov 2014 9.27pm

Quote legaleagle at 05 Nov 2014 9.22pm

Yes, but as I said, I am no match for you in that regard and my personalisation related directly to what you had written.

Oh dear. Let's leave this fun here.

Goodnight.

Please answer whether you'd be happy that Brits wouldn't be allowed free access to healthcare and other benefits across the European union if we leave the EU before you go night nights.

That's why we have Travel insurance.
And a lot of said European Countries just laugh when you show them the E111 card,since most southern European countries are so skint.
And I know 3 couples that were refused treatment without Travel Insurance,even though they had said card.(in Spain).

always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.

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matt_himself Matataland 05 Nov 14 10.10pm
Quote nickgusset at 05 Nov 2014 9.49pm Quote matt_himself at 05 Nov 2014 9.36pm Quote nickgusset at 05 Nov 2014 9.30pm Quote matt_himself at 05 Nov 2014 9.27pm Quote legaleagle at 05 Nov 2014 9.22pm Yes, but as I said, I am no match for you in that regard and my personalisation related directly to what you had written. Oh dear. Let's leave this fun here. Goodnight. Please answer whether you'd be happy that Brits wouldn't be allowed free access to healthcare and other benefits across the European union if we leave the EU before you go night nights. Are you going to answer any of my questions or consistently divert or create spurious reasons not to answer questions? The answer is linked to negotiation on the exit agreement. I am sure we can come to an amicable divorce with he Eurozone. Now, you answer what I asked you. How would I fix the EU when it is run by a Franco German axis? Not a bloody clue. Perhaps I could fill it with mep's who want out and ally with far right wing polish groups and their ilk. How would you negotiate an amicable exit agreement with an organisation that is in hock to a Franco German axis? Edited by nickgusset (05 Nov 2014 9.51pm) You obviously are out of your depth. You can't answer questions without asking more questions. Go to bed Gusset. Edited by matt_himself (05 Nov 2014 10.11pm) "That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02
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Matataland 05 Nov 14 10.10pm

Quote nickgusset at 05 Nov 2014 9.49pm

Quote matt_himself at 05 Nov 2014 9.36pm

Quote nickgusset at 05 Nov 2014 9.30pm

Quote matt_himself at 05 Nov 2014 9.27pm

Quote legaleagle at 05 Nov 2014 9.22pm

Yes, but as I said, I am no match for you in that regard and my personalisation related directly to what you had written.

Oh dear. Let's leave this fun here.

Goodnight.

Please answer whether you'd be happy that Brits wouldn't be allowed free access to healthcare and other benefits across the European union if we leave the EU before you go night nights.

Are you going to answer any of my questions or consistently divert or create spurious reasons not to answer questions?

The answer is linked to negotiation on the exit agreement. I am sure we can come to an amicable divorce with he Eurozone.

Now, you answer what I asked you.

Edited by nickgusset (05 Nov 2014 9.51pm)

You obviously are out of your depth. You can't answer questions without asking more questions.

Go to bed Gusset.

Edited by matt_himself (05 Nov 2014 10.11pm)

"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

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Jimenez SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 05 Nov 14 10.39pm
Quote matt_himself at 05 Nov 2014 10.10pm Quote nickgusset at 05 Nov 2014 9.49pm Quote matt_himself at 05 Nov 2014 9.36pm Quote nickgusset at 05 Nov 2014 9.30pm Quote matt_himself at 05 Nov 2014 9.27pm Quote legaleagle at 05 Nov 2014 9.22pm Yes, but as I said, I am no match for you in that regard and my personalisation related directly to what you had written. Oh dear. Let's leave this fun here. Goodnight. Please answer whether you'd be happy that Brits wouldn't be allowed free access to healthcare and other benefits across the European union if we leave the EU before you go night nights. Are you going to answer any of my questions or consistently divert or create spurious reasons not to answer questions? The answer is linked to negotiation on the exit agreement. I am sure we can come to an amicable divorce with he Eurozone. Now, you answer what I asked you. How would I fix the EU when it is run by a Franco German axis? Not a bloody clue. Perhaps I could fill it with mep's who want out and ally with far right wing polish groups and their ilk. How would you negotiate an amicable exit agreement with an organisation that is in hock to a Franco German axis? Edited by nickgusset (05 Nov 2014 9.51pm) You obviously are out of your depth. You can't answer questions without asking more questions. Go to bed Gusset. Edited by matt_himself (05 Nov 2014 10.11pm) Pro USA & Israel
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SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 05 Nov 14 10.39pm

Quote matt_himself at 05 Nov 2014 10.10pm

Quote nickgusset at 05 Nov 2014 9.49pm

Quote matt_himself at 05 Nov 2014 9.36pm

Quote nickgusset at 05 Nov 2014 9.30pm

Quote matt_himself at 05 Nov 2014 9.27pm

Quote legaleagle at 05 Nov 2014 9.22pm

Yes, but as I said, I am no match for you in that regard and my personalisation related directly to what you had written.

Oh dear. Let's leave this fun here.

Goodnight.

Please answer whether you'd be happy that Brits wouldn't be allowed free access to healthcare and other benefits across the European union if we leave the EU before you go night nights.

Are you going to answer any of my questions or consistently divert or create spurious reasons not to answer questions?

The answer is linked to negotiation on the exit agreement. I am sure we can come to an amicable divorce with he Eurozone.

Now, you answer what I asked you.

Edited by nickgusset (05 Nov 2014 9.51pm)

You obviously are out of your depth. You can't answer questions without asking more questions.

Go to bed Gusset.

Edited by matt_himself (05 Nov 2014 10.11pm)

Pro USA & Israel

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 05 Nov 14 10.48pm
Quote matt_himself at 05 Nov 2014 10.10pm Quote nickgusset at 05 Nov 2014 9.49pm Quote matt_himself at 05 Nov 2014 9.36pm Quote nickgusset at 05 Nov 2014 9.30pm Quote matt_himself at 05 Nov 2014 9.27pm Quote legaleagle at 05 Nov 2014 9.22pm Yes, but as I said, I am no match for you in that regard and my personalisation related directly to what you had written. Oh dear. Let's leave this fun here. Goodnight. Please answer whether you'd be happy that Brits wouldn't be allowed free access to healthcare and other benefits across the European union if we leave the EU before you go night nights. Are you going to answer any of my questions or consistently divert or create spurious reasons not to answer questions? The answer is linked to negotiation on the exit agreement. I am sure we can come to an amicable divorce with he Eurozone. Now, you answer what I asked you. How would I fix the EU when it is run by a Franco German axis? Not a bloody clue. Perhaps I could fill it with mep's who want out and ally with far right wing polish groups and their ilk. How would you negotiate an amicable exit agreement with an organisation that is in hock to a Franco German axis? Edited by nickgusset (05 Nov 2014 9.51pm) You obviously are out of your depth. You can't answer questions without asking more questions. Go to bed Gusset. Edited by matt_himself (05 Nov 2014 10.11pm) ANSWER THE QUESTION GO ON I DARE YOU. How would you negotiate an amicable settlement? You are as likely to come up with a workable solution as peppa pig is. To be fair neither am I. If I did, I'd work in politics. However what I do know is that the alternative to mainstream politics that you espouse isn't really an alternative is it? It's a party run by ex Tory donors, ex tories and xenophobes. You know it. I know it. Everyone reading this site knows it. How can you live with yourself? You have said in other threads that you found it extremely funny that people are pointing out that many many things are wrong with the fact that we in the UK have more inequality than most other countries. You find this funny. Yes Himself, you find people pointing out inequality funny. This Himself, is you showing your true colours. You are preaching the politics of selfishness, nastiness and downright divisiveness. Edited by nickgusset (05 Nov 2014 10.57pm)
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Shizzlehurst 05 Nov 14 10.48pm

Quote matt_himself at 05 Nov 2014 10.10pm

Quote nickgusset at 05 Nov 2014 9.49pm

Quote matt_himself at 05 Nov 2014 9.36pm

Quote nickgusset at 05 Nov 2014 9.30pm

Quote matt_himself at 05 Nov 2014 9.27pm

Quote legaleagle at 05 Nov 2014 9.22pm

Yes, but as I said, I am no match for you in that regard and my personalisation related directly to what you had written.

Oh dear. Let's leave this fun here.

Goodnight.

Please answer whether you'd be happy that Brits wouldn't be allowed free access to healthcare and other benefits across the European union if we leave the EU before you go night nights.

Are you going to answer any of my questions or consistently divert or create spurious reasons not to answer questions?

The answer is linked to negotiation on the exit agreement. I am sure we can come to an amicable divorce with he Eurozone.

Now, you answer what I asked you.

Edited by nickgusset (05 Nov 2014 9.51pm)

You obviously are out of your depth. You can't answer questions without asking more questions.

Go to bed Gusset.

Edited by matt_himself (05 Nov 2014 10.11pm)

ANSWER THE QUESTION GO ON I DARE YOU.
How would you negotiate an amicable settlement?
You are as likely to come up with a workable solution as peppa pig is. To be fair neither am I. If I did, I'd work in politics.

However what I do know is that the alternative to mainstream politics that you espouse isn't really an alternative is it?
It's a party run by ex Tory donors, ex tories and xenophobes.
You know it.
I know it.
Everyone reading this site knows it. How can you live with yourself?

You have said in other threads that you found it extremely funny that people are pointing out that many many things are wrong with the fact that we in the UK have more inequality than most other countries.
You find this funny.
Yes Himself, you find people pointing out inequality funny.
This Himself, is you showing your true colours. You are preaching the politics of selfishness, nastiness and downright divisiveness.

Edited by nickgusset (05 Nov 2014 10.57pm)

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legaleagle 05 Nov 14 11.24pm
A point of view from the Economist, worth not dismissing just out of hand, on the uncertainties surrounding any claimed net economic benefits of leaving the EU, and underlining the complete lack of certainty that deals making our exit beneficial overall economically would be likely to be negotiated with the EU or other countries. It is only a point of view, but the Economist is hardly a publication of "the left". [Link]
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05 Nov 14 11.24pm

A point of view from the Economist, worth not dismissing just out of hand, on the uncertainties surrounding any claimed net economic benefits of leaving the EU, and underlining the complete lack of certainty that deals making our exit beneficial overall economically would be likely to be negotiated with the EU or other countries.

It is only a point of view, but the Economist is hardly a publication of "the left".

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Johnny Eagles berlin 06 Nov 14 7.55am
Quote legaleagle at 05 Nov 2014 11.24pm A point of view from the Economist, worth not dismissing just out of hand, on the uncertainties surrounding any claimed net economic benefits of leaving the EU, and underlining the complete lack of certainty that deals making our exit beneficial overall economically would be likely to be negotiated with the EU or other countries. It is only a point of view, but the Economist is hardly a publication of "the left". [Link] Definitely not to be dismissed out of hand, but I don't think people dispute the macroeconomics of it. It's the politics which is tricky. Also in its ideal world 'the Economist' would have us all living in vast mega-cities. Not least because a lot of its leader-writers live in a bubble in Manhattan or on the South Bank and think that immigration is wonderful. Not that I'm besmirching the quality of their journalism - I'm a huge fan of the Economist - just saying that its view of how things should be is, for all its reputation, just one view among many. ...we must expand...get more pupils...so that the knowledge will spread...
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Quote legaleagle at 05 Nov 2014 11.24pm

It is only a point of view, but the Economist is hardly a publication of "the left".

[Link]

Definitely not to be dismissed out of hand, but I don't think people dispute the macroeconomics of it. It's the politics which is tricky.

Also in its ideal world 'the Economist' would have us all living in vast mega-cities. Not least because a lot of its leader-writers live in a bubble in Manhattan or on the South Bank and think that immigration is wonderful.

Not that I'm besmirching the quality of their journalism - I'm a huge fan of the Economist - just saying that its view of how things should be is, for all its reputation, just one view among many.

...we must expand...get more pupils...so that the knowledge will spread...

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 12 Nov 14 3.55pm
[Link] So Farage has said the NHS should be privatised. Kept quiet about it lately as to say so is electoral suicide.
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So Farage has said the NHS should be privatised. Kept quiet about it lately as to say so is electoral suicide.

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matt_himself Matataland 12 Nov 14 4.08pm
Quote nickgusset at 12 Nov 2014 3.55pm [Link] So Farage has said the NHS should be privatised. Kept quiet about it lately as to say so is electoral suicide. Lefty scaremongering. That article is pure bile. The Guardian looking to discredit a party surging in the polls. Farage has been very clear recently that the NHS should be nationalised and free at the point of entry. Keep trying Gusset. "That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02
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Quote nickgusset at 12 Nov 2014 3.55pm

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So Farage has said the NHS should be privatised. Kept quiet about it lately as to say so is electoral suicide.

Lefty scaremongering. That article is pure bile. The Guardian looking to discredit a party surging in the polls.

Farage has been very clear recently that the NHS should be nationalised and free at the point of entry.

Keep trying Gusset.

"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 12 Nov 14 4.18pm
Quote matt_himself at 12 Nov 2014 4.08pm Quote nickgusset at 12 Nov 2014 3.55pm [Link] So Farage has said the NHS should be privatised. Kept quiet about it lately as to say so is electoral suicide. Lefty scaremongering. That article is pure bile. The Guardian looking to discredit a party surging in the polls. Farage has been very clear recently that the NHS should be nationalised and free at the point of entry. Keep trying Gusset. Details? Evidence? Can he be trusted?
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Quote nickgusset at 12 Nov 2014 3.55pm

[Link]

So Farage has said the NHS should be privatised. Kept quiet about it lately as to say so is electoral suicide.

Lefty scaremongering. That article is pure bile. The Guardian looking to discredit a party surging in the polls.

Farage has been very clear recently that the NHS should be nationalised and free at the point of entry.

Keep trying Gusset.

Details? Evidence? Can he be trusted?

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