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Penge Eagle Beckenham 24 Nov 16 11.38pm
Remember, on the BBC: 1. If it's bad, it's #BecauseBrexit 2. If it's good it's #DespiteBrexit

Penge Eagle

Beckenham 24 Nov 16 11.38pm

Remember, on the BBC:
1. If it's bad, it's #BecauseBrexit
2. If it's good it's #DespiteBrexit

Kermit8 Hevon 25 Nov 16 8.08am
Originally posted by davenotamonkey [Link] 21% Do you think they should have been in receipt of EU funds whilst they were "informing" the public during the referendum? Of course you do. You using Guido as a numerical reference point, dave? Now i really am worried. CBI has 200,000 paying subscribers - doing your's and Guido's maths that means they pay a whopping £3.20 each annually. You are both spreading misinformation. Desperate times? FAQs for the CBI Why do you receive money from the European Commission then? "The CBI conducts a number of monthly and quarterly economic surveys of businesses, on manufacturing, retail, and service sectors, which are an important bellwether of UK business and economic trends. These surveys are used by the European Commission to enable it to collect robust European-wide economic data, as it does from all the 28 EU member states. As part of this, the CBI takes part in a competitive tendering process (every 4 years) to provide data on the UK economy on a regular basis, and as a result the European Commission currently contributes to some of the financing of these economic surveys. This amounts to around £148,000 per year, representing around 0.6% of our annual income. It is a measure of the reliability of our data that we are able to do this, and any money received in this way is ring-fenced for this purpose." [Link] Big chest and massive boobs [Link]

Kermit8

Hevon 25 Nov 16 8.08am

Originally posted by davenotamonkey

[Link]

21%

Do you think they should have been in receipt of EU funds whilst they were "informing" the public during the referendum?

Of course you do.

You using Guido as a numerical reference point, dave? Now i really am worried.

CBI has 200,000 paying subscribers - doing your's and Guido's maths that means they pay a whopping £3.20 each annually.

You are both spreading misinformation. Desperate times?

FAQs for the CBI

Why do you receive money from the European Commission then?

"The CBI conducts a number of monthly and quarterly economic surveys of businesses, on manufacturing, retail, and service sectors, which are an important bellwether of UK business and economic trends.

These surveys are used by the European Commission to enable it to collect robust European-wide economic data, as it does from all the 28 EU member states. As part of this, the CBI takes part in a competitive tendering process (every 4 years) to provide data on the UK economy on a regular basis, and as a result the European Commission currently contributes to some of the financing of these economic surveys.

This amounts to around £148,000 per year, representing around 0.6% of our annual income. It is a measure of the reliability of our data that we are able to do this, and any money received in this way is ring-fenced for this purpose."

[Link]

Big chest and massive boobs

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Penge Eagle Beckenham 25 Nov 16 8.13am
What about Deloitte who constructed the 'leaked memo' feeding anti Brexit propaganda to the Times? How many millions have they trousered from the EU? The pro EU Times happy to publish EU propaganda as fact which the BBC follow up on with glee. More examples of corporate cronyism. Edited by Penge Eagle (25 Nov 2016 8.17am)

Penge Eagle

Beckenham 25 Nov 16 8.13am

What about Deloitte who constructed the 'leaked memo' feeding anti Brexit propaganda to the Times? How many millions have they trousered from the EU? The pro EU Times happy to publish EU propaganda as fact which the BBC follow up on with glee. More examples of corporate cronyism.

Edited by Penge Eagle (25 Nov 2016 8.17am)

nickgusset Shizzlehurst 25 Nov 16 8.20am
Originally posted by Penge Eagle What about Deloitte who constructed the 'leaked memo' feeding anti Brexit propaganda to the Times? How many millions have they trousered from the EU? The pro EU Times happy to publish EU propaganda as fact which the BBC follow up on with glee. More examples of corporate cronyism. Edited by Penge Eagle (25 Nov 2016 8.17am) What musical numbers did they perform?

nickgusset

Shizzlehurst 25 Nov 16 8.20am

Originally posted by Penge Eagle

Edited by Penge Eagle (25 Nov 2016 8.17am)

What musical numbers did they perform?

Penge Eagle Beckenham 25 Nov 16 8.30am
Originally posted by nickgusset What musical numbers did they perform?

Penge Eagle

Beckenham 25 Nov 16 8.30am

Originally posted by nickgusset

What musical numbers did they perform?

matt_himself Matataland 25 Nov 16 8.32am
Originally posted by Kermit8 You using Guido as a numerical reference point, dave? Now i really am worried. CBI has 200,000 paying subscribers - doing your's and Guido's maths that means they pay a whopping £3.20 each annually. You are both spreading misinformation. Desperate times? FAQs for the CBI Why do you receive money from the European Commission then? "The CBI conducts a number of monthly and quarterly economic surveys of businesses, on manufacturing, retail, and service sectors, which are an important bellwether of UK business and economic trends. These surveys are used by the European Commission to enable it to collect robust European-wide economic data, as it does from all the 28 EU member states. As part of this, the CBI takes part in a competitive tendering process (every 4 years) to provide data on the UK economy on a regular basis, and as a result the European Commission currently contributes to some of the financing of these economic surveys. This amounts to around £148,000 per year, representing around 0.6% of our annual income. It is a measure of the reliability of our data that we are able to do this, and any money received in this way is ring-fenced for this purpose." [Link] You have not answered my previous questions on why you are so enthralled with the CBI of late, when historically you have appeared to oppose them, and their members, on many matters? "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

matt_himself

Matataland 25 Nov 16 8.32am

Originally posted by Kermit8

You using Guido as a numerical reference point, dave? Now i really am worried.

CBI has 200,000 paying subscribers - doing your's and Guido's maths that means they pay a whopping £3.20 each annually.

You are both spreading misinformation. Desperate times?

FAQs for the CBI

Why do you receive money from the European Commission then?

[Link]

You have not answered my previous questions on why you are so enthralled with the CBI of late, when historically you have appeared to oppose them, and their members, on many matters?

"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

Penge Eagle Beckenham 25 Nov 16 9.02am
Now Richard Branson's Virgin Group is bankrolling a campaign to reverse Brexit. Again, big business trying to undo democracy for its own gain!

Penge Eagle

Beckenham 25 Nov 16 9.02am

Now Richard Branson's Virgin Group is bankrolling a campaign to reverse Brexit. Again, big business trying to undo democracy for its own gain!

legaleagle 25 Nov 16 9.14am
Originally posted by davenotamonkey [Link] 21% Do you think they should have been in receipt of EU funds whilst they were "informing" the public during the referendum? Of course you do. Do youthink UKIP should have (in breach of rules)) misspent £400k of EU funds "informing" the public during the referendum?

legaleagle

25 Nov 16 9.14am

Originally posted by davenotamonkey

[Link]

21%

Do you think they should have been in receipt of EU funds whilst they were "informing" the public during the referendum?

Of course you do.

Do youthink UKIP should have (in breach of rules)) misspent £400k of EU funds "informing" the public during the referendum?

Penge Eagle Beckenham 25 Nov 16 9.29am
Originally posted by legaleagle Do youthink UKIP should have (in breach of rules)) misspent £400k of EU funds "informing" the public during the referendum? IF proven wrong – you are assuming this is the case – then yes, they should pay the money owed (£150k is what's demanded).

Penge Eagle

Beckenham 25 Nov 16 9.29am

Originally posted by legaleagle

Do youthink UKIP should have (in breach of rules)) misspent £400k of EU funds "informing" the public during the referendum?

IF proven wrong – you are assuming this is the case – then yes, they should pay the money owed (£150k is what's demanded).

legaleagle 25 Nov 16 9.39am
Originally posted by Penge Eagle IF proven wrong – you are assuming this is the case – then yes, they should pay the money owed (£150k is what's demanded). was the result of an audit.... [Link]

legaleagle

25 Nov 16 9.39am

Originally posted by Penge Eagle

IF proven wrong – you are assuming this is the case – then yes, they should pay the money owed (£150k is what's demanded).

was the result of an audit....

[Link]

Stirlingsays 25 Nov 16 9.45am
The government misused tax payers money to spread their own prejudices about the EU vote as well via those opinion piece booklets that went to every door they could find. I look forward to the support for that money being returned as well. 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Stirlingsays

25 Nov 16 9.45am

The government misused tax payers money to spread their own prejudices about the EU vote as well via those opinion piece booklets that went to every door they could find.

I look forward to the support for that money being returned as well.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Penge Eagle Beckenham 25 Nov 16 9.47am
Originally posted by legaleagle was the result of an audit.... [Link] I'm not saying they won't be found guilty but... The story in your link says... "If the conclusions of the external audit are confirmed next week..." "Ukip could be forced to pay back more than €170,000 (£146,185)"

Penge Eagle

Beckenham 25 Nov 16 9.47am

Originally posted by legaleagle

was the result of an audit....

[Link]

I'm not saying they won't be found guilty but...

The story in your link says... "If the conclusions of the external audit are confirmed next week..."

"Ukip could be forced to pay back more than €170,000 (£146,185)"

Penge Eagle Beckenham 25 Nov 16 9.49am
Anyway, nice move of the goal posts to get away from the fact that big business colludes with the corporate racket that is the EU.

Penge Eagle

Beckenham 25 Nov 16 9.49am

Anyway, nice move of the goal posts to get away from the fact that big business colludes with the corporate racket that is the EU.

DanH SW2 25 Nov 16 10.04am
Originally posted by Penge Eagle Anyway, nice move of the goal posts to get away from the fact that big business colludes with the corporate racket that is the EU. Blimey Penge, we might be on the same page on something for once

DanH

SW2 25 Nov 16 10.04am

Originally posted by Penge Eagle

Anyway, nice move of the goal posts to get away from the fact that big business colludes with the corporate racket that is the EU.

Blimey Penge, we might be on the same page on something for once

legaleagle 25 Nov 16 10.13am
Originally posted by Penge Eagle I'm not saying they won't be found guilty but... The story in your link says... "If the conclusions of the external audit are confirmed next week..." "Ukip could be forced to pay back more than €170,000 (£146,185)" I believe The European Parliament Bureau then confirmed the auditors' findings last week Edited by legaleagle (25 Nov 2016 10.14am)

legaleagle

25 Nov 16 10.13am

Originally posted by Penge Eagle

I'm not saying they won't be found guilty but...

The story in your link says... "If the conclusions of the external audit are confirmed next week..."

"Ukip could be forced to pay back more than €170,000 (£146,185)"

I believe The European Parliament Bureau then confirmed the auditors' findings last week

Edited by legaleagle (25 Nov 2016 10.14am)

Hoof Hearted 25 Nov 16 10.25am
Originally posted by nickgusset So you now admit to trolling. Good work. Around the time you were trumpeting how austerity and cutting vital services was the only way forward. You can't argue against that . Now it's becoming clear that austerity was a facile project that's just put the country up s* creek further. Your excuse that balls in charge would mean a worse deficit is a) unanswerable nonsense - how do you know that would happen? You are using something that hasn't actually happened to justify something that has happened and is s* but you don't want to admit it. b)Nonsense because I was referring to debt being over 90% of gdp not reduction of deficit. What do you think of debt rising to 90%of gdp? Edited by nickgusset (24 Nov 2016 1.49pm) EVERY single one of your posts is designed to get a reaction, including the one above. so join the Troll Club! You are not blessed with advanced mathematical skills and have spent your adult life teaching infants finger painting and plasticine skills. Whereas I obtained good grades in my A Levels for Pure Maths and Applied Maths, spending my adult life in financial services and obtained the equivalent of a degree by study and experience. Yet here you are lecturing me on economics with the knowledge you've gleaned from BBC and your numpty union chums. -.-'

Hoof Hearted 25 Nov 16 10.25am

Originally posted by nickgusset

So you now admit to trolling. Good work.

Around the time you were trumpeting how austerity and cutting vital services was the only way forward. You can't argue against that . Now it's becoming clear that austerity was a facile project that's just put the country up s*** creek further. Your excuse that balls in charge would mean a worse deficit is a) unanswerable nonsense - how do you know that would happen? You are using something that hasn't actually happened to justify something that has happened and is s*** but you don't want to admit it.
b)Nonsense because I was referring to debt being over 90% of gdp not reduction of deficit. What do you think of debt rising to 90%of gdp?

Edited by nickgusset (24 Nov 2016 1.49pm)

EVERY single one of your posts is designed to get a reaction, including the one above. so join the Troll Club!

You are not blessed with advanced mathematical skills and have spent your adult life teaching infants finger painting and plasticine skills.

Whereas I obtained good grades in my A Levels for Pure Maths and Applied Maths, spending my adult life in financial services and obtained the equivalent of a degree by study and experience.

Yet here you are lecturing me on economics with the knowledge you've gleaned from BBC and your numpty union chums.

-.-'

nickgusset Shizzlehurst 25 Nov 16 10.29am
Originally posted by Hoof Hearted EVERY single one of your posts is designed to get a reaction, including the one above. so join the Troll Club! You are not blessed with advanced mathematical skills and have spent your adult life teaching infants finger painting and plasticine skills. Whereas I obtained good grades in my A Levels for Pure Maths and Applied Maths, spending my adult life in financial services and obtained the equivalent of a degree by study and experience. Yet here you are lecturing me on economics with the knowledge you've gleaned from BBC and your numpty union chums. -.-' So wrong on many levels.

nickgusset

Shizzlehurst 25 Nov 16 10.29am

Originally posted by Hoof Hearted

EVERY single one of your posts is designed to get a reaction, including the one above. so join the Troll Club!

You are not blessed with advanced mathematical skills and have spent your adult life teaching infants finger painting and plasticine skills.

Whereas I obtained good grades in my A Levels for Pure Maths and Applied Maths, spending my adult life in financial services and obtained the equivalent of a degree by study and experience.

Yet here you are lecturing me on economics with the knowledge you've gleaned from BBC and your numpty union chums.

-.-'

So wrong on many levels.

nickgusset Shizzlehurst 25 Nov 16 10.31am
Originally posted by Penge Eagle Anyway, nice move of the goal posts to get away from the fact that big business colludes with the corporate racket that is the EU. This is true. But now we'll have big business colluding with the corporate racket that is the current lot in power...

nickgusset

Shizzlehurst 25 Nov 16 10.31am

Originally posted by Penge Eagle

Anyway, nice move of the goal posts to get away from the fact that big business colludes with the corporate racket that is the EU.

This is true. But now we'll have big business colluding with the corporate racket that is the current lot in power...

Hoof Hearted 25 Nov 16 10.31am
Originally posted by nickgusset So wrong on many levels. You are Gusset, constantly wrong..... but you bandy your opinions about on here as if you are some political guru. You are less than a numpty.

Hoof Hearted 25 Nov 16 10.31am

Originally posted by nickgusset

So wrong on many levels.

You are Gusset, constantly wrong..... but you bandy your opinions about on here as if you are some political guru.

You are less than a numpty.

Penge Eagle Beckenham 25 Nov 16 10.38am
Originally posted by nickgusset This is true. But now we'll have big business colluding with the corporate racket that is the current lot in power... This difference is the lobbying done by big business is much more transparent in the UK vs in secret in Brussels. PLUS, we can vote the current lot out if we don't like them.

Penge Eagle

Beckenham 25 Nov 16 10.38am

Originally posted by nickgusset

This is true. But now we'll have big business colluding with the corporate racket that is the current lot in power...

This difference is the lobbying done by big business is much more transparent in the UK vs in secret in Brussels. PLUS, we can vote the current lot out if we don't like them.

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