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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 21 Nov 17 6.53pm
Originally posted by steeleye20 I just spoke to Robert tonight and he is sad to be bowing out after so long. However when I asked him if he could sort out our troubles he said 'What steeleye, you mean brexit?' AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Even the greatest and that is me, cannot help you...... Can he play up front?

nickgusset

Shizzlehurst 21 Nov 17 6.53pm

Originally posted by steeleye20

I just spoke to Robert tonight and he is sad to be bowing out after so long.

However when I asked him if he could sort out our troubles he said 'What steeleye, you mean brexit?'

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Even the greatest and that is me, cannot help you......

Can he play up front?

hedgehog50 Croydon 21 Nov 17 7.09pm
Originally posted by nickgusset Can he play up front? Probably would be more mobile than Benteke. We have now sunk to a depth at which the restatement of the obvious is the first duty of intelligent men. [Orwell]

hedgehog50

Croydon 21 Nov 17 7.09pm

Originally posted by nickgusset

Can he play up front?

Probably would be more mobile than Benteke.

We have now sunk to a depth at which the restatement of the obvious is the first duty of intelligent men. [Orwell]

Hansy 21 Nov 17 7.10pm
Originally posted by nickgusset The Tories rewriting laws that have protected the populous. Like?

Hansy

21 Nov 17 7.10pm

Originally posted by nickgusset

The Tories rewriting laws that have protected the populous.

Like?

Hansy 21 Nov 17 7.12pm
Originally posted by steeleye20 Whatever is S referring to there is no such thing as a UK medecines agency. Perhaps he has brementia. Or downright lies. The MHRA, work similar to the EU agency in regulating medicine products in the UK. Who do you think have been helping funds these agencies? You don't give the Uk as a whole credit enough. Project fear never works on the populous. Brexit, GE etc. Edited by Hansy (21 Nov 2017 7.14pm)

Hansy

21 Nov 17 7.12pm

Originally posted by steeleye20

Whatever is S referring to there is no such thing as a UK medecines agency.

Perhaps he has brementia.

Or downright lies.

The MHRA, work similar to the EU agency in regulating medicine products in the UK.

Who do you think have been helping funds these agencies? You don't give the Uk as a whole credit enough.

Project fear never works on the populous. Brexit, GE etc.

Edited by Hansy (21 Nov 2017 7.14pm)

steeleye20 Croydon 21 Nov 17 7.35pm
Originally posted by Hansy The MHRA, work similar to the EU agency in regulating medicine products in the UK. Who do you think have been helping funds these agencies? You don't give the Uk as a whole credit enough. Project fear never works on the populous. Brexit, GE etc. Edited by Hansy (21 Nov 2017 7.14pm) No fear just a fact. We have given a substantial asset away for no reason. It was actually a good thing done by the tories, but brexiteers are desperate to discard any symbol of the UK success in Europe. Obviously the jobs local economy and especially the future investment will be going Dutch too. Well that's great isn't it

steeleye20

Croydon 21 Nov 17 7.35pm

Originally posted by Hansy

The MHRA, work similar to the EU agency in regulating medicine products in the UK.

Who do you think have been helping funds these agencies? You don't give the Uk as a whole credit enough.

Project fear never works on the populous. Brexit, GE etc.

Edited by Hansy (21 Nov 2017 7.14pm)

No fear just a fact.

We have given a substantial asset away for no reason.

It was actually a good thing done by the tories, but brexiteers are desperate to discard any symbol of the UK success in Europe.

Obviously the jobs local economy and especially the future investment will be going Dutch too.

Well that's great isn't it

Kermit8 Hevon 21 Nov 17 7.48pm
Originally posted by .TUX. Mine's never been buried, quite the opposite. It's a shame that you can't say the same. Yet still nothing you have predicted, always doom-laden, over these last few years has come to fruition. It is always just around the corner. Let's hope it stays that way. Big chest and massive boobs [Link]

Kermit8

Hevon 21 Nov 17 7.48pm

Originally posted by .TUX.

Mine's never been buried, quite the opposite. It's a shame that you can't say the same.

Yet still nothing you have predicted, always doom-laden, over these last few years has come to fruition. It is always just around the corner.

Let's hope it stays that way.

Big chest and massive boobs

[Link]

nickgusset Shizzlehurst 21 Nov 17 7.54pm
Originally posted by elgrande Thats allnguess work Kermit,well most of it is,and I think the UN has a lot to do with the peace. You really think that the EU is going to last...its leader Germany is struggling to form a government at the moment. The Mediterranean countries will continue to struggle,because the bigger countries are subsidising them.how long can tbey keep doing that without our money(are we not the second biggest contributor). And as I have said before the countries will still sell to us,but if we can barter because we dont just have to deal with them. What is it 11 million German car workers depend on us for thier cars. They only sell to the UK then? Blimey, nearly the equivalent of one 6th of the UK population make cars for us in Germany. That's astounding.

nickgusset

Shizzlehurst 21 Nov 17 7.54pm

Originally posted by elgrande

Thats allnguess work Kermit,well most of it is,and I think the UN has a lot to do with the peace.
You really think that the EU is going to last...its leader Germany is struggling to form a government at the moment.
The Mediterranean countries will continue to struggle,because the bigger countries are subsidising them.how long can tbey keep doing that without our money(are we not the second biggest contributor).
And as I have said before the countries will still sell to us,but if we can barter because we dont just have to deal with them.
What is it 11 million German car workers depend on us for thier cars.

They only sell to the UK then? Blimey, nearly the equivalent of one 6th of the UK population make cars for us in Germany. That's astounding.

Hansy 21 Nov 17 7.56pm
Originally posted by steeleye20 No fear just a fact. We have given a substantial asset away for no reason. It was actually a good thing done by the tories, but brexiteers are desperate to discard any symbol of the UK success in Europe. Obviously the jobs local economy and especially the future investment will be going Dutch too. Well that's great isn't it A substantial asset? A Union that dictates who you can trade with tariff free? How is gaining a reasonable deal with the EU and the ability to trade freely with other nations bad? If that's the case why is unemployment falling and the economy continuing to grow?

Hansy

21 Nov 17 7.56pm

Originally posted by steeleye20

No fear just a fact.

We have given a substantial asset away for no reason.

It was actually a good thing done by the tories, but brexiteers are desperate to discard any symbol of the UK success in Europe.

Obviously the jobs local economy and especially the future investment will be going Dutch too.

Well that's great isn't it

A substantial asset? A Union that dictates who you can trade with tariff free? How is gaining a reasonable deal with the EU and the ability to trade freely with other nations bad?

If that's the case why is unemployment falling and the economy continuing to grow?

Hansy 21 Nov 17 7.56pm
Originally posted by nickgusset They only sell to the UK then? Blimey, nearly the equivalent of one 6th of the UK population make cars for us in Germany. That's astounding. You're stupid if you think it wouldn't hurt Germany.

Hansy

21 Nov 17 7.56pm

Originally posted by nickgusset

They only sell to the UK then? Blimey, nearly the equivalent of one 6th of the UK population make cars for us in Germany. That's astounding.

You're stupid if you think it wouldn't hurt Germany.

Hansy 21 Nov 17 7.59pm
The cost to leave the EU is still less than the cost of the illegal war Labour involved us in. Must be God's fault again.

Hansy

21 Nov 17 7.59pm

The cost to leave the EU is still less than the cost of the illegal war Labour involved us in.

Must be God's fault again.

steeleye20 Croydon 21 Nov 17 8.03pm
Originally posted by Hansy A substantial asset? A Union that dictates who you can trade with tariff free? How is gaining a reasonable deal with the EU and the ability to trade freely with other nations bad? If that's the case why is unemployment falling and the economy continuing to grow? 'How is gaining a reasonable deal with the EU and the ability to trade freely with other nations bad?' Would agree with you if that was actually the case and not a wish. And that is the big problem with brexit that its a desire not the result of research and attention to what it actually means on the ground. No planning no feasibility study che sera what will be will be......

steeleye20

Croydon 21 Nov 17 8.03pm

Originally posted by Hansy

A substantial asset? A Union that dictates who you can trade with tariff free? How is gaining a reasonable deal with the EU and the ability to trade freely with other nations bad?

If that's the case why is unemployment falling and the economy continuing to grow?

'How is gaining a reasonable deal with the EU and the ability to trade freely with other nations bad?'

Would agree with you if that was actually the case and not a wish.

And that is the big problem with brexit that its a desire not the result of research and attention to what it actually means on the ground.

No planning no feasibility study che sera what will be will be......

Hansy 21 Nov 17 8.04pm
Originally posted by steeleye20 'How is gaining a reasonable deal with the EU and the ability to trade freely with other nations bad?' Would agree with you if that was actually the case and not a wish. And that is the big problem with brexit that its a desire not the result of research and attention to what it actually means on the ground. No planning no feasibility study che sera what will be will be...... Sounds similar to the Lisbon Treaty that was signed without the consent of the British public. But hey, we can join and not leave unions.

Hansy

21 Nov 17 8.04pm

Originally posted by steeleye20

'How is gaining a reasonable deal with the EU and the ability to trade freely with other nations bad?'

Would agree with you if that was actually the case and not a wish.

And that is the big problem with brexit that its a desire not the result of research and attention to what it actually means on the ground.

No planning no feasibility study che sera what will be will be......

Sounds similar to the Lisbon Treaty that was signed without the consent of the British public.

But hey, we can join and not leave unions.

steeleye20 Croydon 21 Nov 17 8.08pm
Originally posted by Hansy The cost to leave the EU is still less than the cost of the illegal war Labour involved us in. Must be God's fault again. You are not talking sense illegal wars and stuff. The cost of leaving the EU we have no idea like anything else just didn't think about it.

steeleye20

Croydon 21 Nov 17 8.08pm

Originally posted by Hansy

The cost to leave the EU is still less than the cost of the illegal war Labour involved us in.

Must be God's fault again.

You are not talking sense illegal wars and stuff.

The cost of leaving the EU we have no idea like anything else just didn't think about it.

Hansy 21 Nov 17 8.10pm
Originally posted by steeleye20 You are not talking sense illegal wars and stuff. The cost of leaving the EU we have no idea like anything else just didn't think about it. And the cost of staying in will? It's not just a free market that we pay annually to. They've already made exceptions for us, and one of the negotiators has already said if we turn back now we'd have to lose these. So that means we adopt the Euro, lose our central bank. Amongst other things. Could add losing Scotland too, as are the EU doing anything to help Spain's sovereignty? Unfortunately, we cannot turn back now. Would you have been happy if DC decided to take us out of the EU without a vote? Edited by Hansy (21 Nov 2017 8.17pm)

Hansy

21 Nov 17 8.10pm

Originally posted by steeleye20

You are not talking sense illegal wars and stuff.

The cost of leaving the EU we have no idea like anything else just didn't think about it.

And the cost of staying in will?

It's not just a free market that we pay annually to. They've already made exceptions for us, and one of the negotiators has already said if we turn back now we'd have to lose these.

So that means we adopt the Euro, lose our central bank. Amongst other things. Could add losing Scotland too, as are the EU doing anything to help Spain's sovereignty?

Unfortunately, we cannot turn back now. Would you have been happy if DC decided to take us out of the EU without a vote?

Edited by Hansy (21 Nov 2017 8.17pm)

steeleye20 Croydon 21 Nov 17 8.31pm
Originally posted by Hansy And the cost of staying in will? It's not just a free market that we pay annually to. They've already made exceptions for us, and one of the negotiators has already said if we turn back now we'd have to lose these. So that means we adopt the Euro, lose our central bank. Amongst other things. Could add losing Scotland too, as are the EU doing anything to help Spain's sovereignty? Unfortunately, we cannot turn back now. Would you have been happy if DC decided to take us out of the EU without a vote? Edited by Hansy (21 Nov 2017 8.17pm) A few phone calls are all it needs thats how diplomacy works.

steeleye20

Croydon 21 Nov 17 8.31pm

Originally posted by Hansy

And the cost of staying in will?

It's not just a free market that we pay annually to. They've already made exceptions for us, and one of the negotiators has already said if we turn back now we'd have to lose these.

So that means we adopt the Euro, lose our central bank. Amongst other things. Could add losing Scotland too, as are the EU doing anything to help Spain's sovereignty?

Unfortunately, we cannot turn back now. Would you have been happy if DC decided to take us out of the EU without a vote?

Edited by Hansy (21 Nov 2017 8.17pm)

A few phone calls are all it needs thats how diplomacy works.

Hansy 21 Nov 17 8.34pm
Originally posted by steeleye20 A few phone calls are all it needs thats how diplomacy works. Imagine if they had phones during the world wars... Edited by Hansy (21 Nov 2017 8.35pm)

Hansy

21 Nov 17 8.34pm

Originally posted by steeleye20

A few phone calls are all it needs thats how diplomacy works.

Imagine if they had phones during the world wars...

Edited by Hansy (21 Nov 2017 8.35pm)

.TUX. 21 Nov 17 8.44pm
Originally posted by Kermit8 Yet still nothing you have predicted, always doom-laden, over these last few years has come to fruition. It is always just around the corner. Let's hope it stays that way. Financially, things today are far worse than in 2007/08. Fact. If you want me to put a date on a downturn then you're out of luck, nobody can, but each day we are heading closer. I merely warn people of what is more than likely ahead based on history........and basically i don't wish for anyone here (mostly) to get screwed again. I'm nice like that. Financial crashes, housing crashes etc etc are all on a loop. A loop that many still ignore, despite knowing the facts. And to show that i'm far from ''doom-laden'', on the upside i've also mentioned (as you haven't) Gold, Silver and 'crypto-currency' as a hedge against a downturn. Had anyone (who can't see their way past bloody property) asked, i'd have gladly offered some advice and then they'd also be currently sitting on a 'safe' +3,700% gain since the start of the year............with no tenants, agency fees or grief. And no, it won't stay that way. Buy Litecoin.

.TUX.

21 Nov 17 8.44pm

Originally posted by Kermit8

Yet still nothing you have predicted, always doom-laden, over these last few years has come to fruition. It is always just around the corner.

Let's hope it stays that way.

Financially, things today are far worse than in 2007/08. Fact.
If you want me to put a date on a downturn then you're out of luck, nobody can, but each day we are heading closer.
I merely warn people of what is more than likely ahead based on history........and basically i don't wish for anyone here (mostly) to get screwed again. I'm nice like that.

Financial crashes, housing crashes etc etc are all on a loop. A loop that many still ignore, despite knowing the facts.
And to show that i'm far from ''doom-laden'', on the upside i've also mentioned (as you haven't) Gold, Silver and 'crypto-currency' as a hedge against a downturn. Had anyone (who can't see their way past bloody property) asked, i'd have gladly offered some advice and then they'd also be currently sitting on a 'safe' +3,700% gain since the start of the year............with no tenants, agency fees or grief.

And no, it won't stay that way.

Buy Litecoin.

nickgusset Shizzlehurst 21 Nov 17 11.03pm
Interesting analysis from the ft. [Tweet Link]

nickgusset

Shizzlehurst 21 Nov 17 11.03pm

Interesting analysis from the ft.

[Tweet Link]

Hrolf The Ganger 22 Nov 17 12.47am
Originally posted by nickgusset Interesting analysis from the ft. [Tweet Link] Comedy gold.

Hrolf The Ganger

22 Nov 17 12.47am

Originally posted by nickgusset

Interesting analysis from the ft.

[Tweet Link]

Comedy gold.

nickgusset Shizzlehurst 22 Nov 17 1.19am
Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger Comedy gold. I think a better analysis is that this graph shows those who are mostly disenfranchised by the current status quo tended to vote for Brexit. The irony is it's always the disenfranchised that suffer the most when there is upheaval.

nickgusset

Shizzlehurst 22 Nov 17 1.19am

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

Comedy gold.

I think a better analysis is that this graph shows those who are mostly disenfranchised by the current status quo tended to vote for Brexit. The irony is it's always the disenfranchised that suffer the most when there is upheaval.

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