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 steeleye20  Croydon 14 Oct 18 6.17pm |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
You could join the joke ranks of that Holer who complained bitterly about Brexit and the right wing and then moved to Austria. Edited by Stirlingsays (14 Oct 2018 1.17pm) I must stay home, it is my duty to help the brexit resistance (Croydon branch). At the rear of the 'cafe de la belle Margarite' knock twice and ask for Rene.......
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 Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 14 Oct 18 6.53pm |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
I must stay home, it is my duty to help the brexit resistance (Croydon branch). At the rear of the 'cafe de la belle Margarite' knock twice and ask for Rene....... By court order?
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| becky over the moon 14 Oct 18 8.49pm |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
As the EU is now in full control, why not move the government to Brussels as they are always there anyway. Barnier could be our first French PM and he is already performing the role, just keep him away from the sandwiches he hates them. Ah, but they're not - they pack up and move everything, lock, stock and bloody smoking barrel and all, every three months on a Brussels, Strasbourg, Luxembourg merry-go-round that serves no useful purpose other than to keep some people happy and swallow up yet more millions of euros to oil the wheels of the EU gravy trail. Edited by becky (14 Oct 2018 8.49pm)
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| .TUX. 14 Oct 18 9.06pm |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
As the EU is now in full control, why not move the government to Brussels as they are always there anyway. Barnier could be our first French PM and he is already performing the role, just keep him away from the sandwiches he hates them. Much can change in a few short months.
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| Penge Eagle Beckenham 15 Oct 18 12.44am |
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Sooner we are out the better... 'European Commission is putting paedophiles' privacy ahead of fighting online child abuse, charity heads say' [Link]
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Pussay Patrol  15 Oct 18 12.06pm |
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Originally posted by Penge Eagle
Sooner we are out the better... 'European Commission is putting paedophiles' privacy ahead of fighting online child abuse, charity heads say' [Link] More right wing drivel They still peddle the idea that the EU is our enemy, well, as long as enough knuckle draggers buy into they will....
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| dannyboy1978 15 Oct 18 2.40pm |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
More right wing drivel They still peddle the idea that the EU is our enemy, well, as long as enough knuckle draggers buy into they will.... I've looked up the same story with the left wing guardian. Are you just scared that people with different opinions to your self might be right. Are people who read the guardian knuckle draggers??
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| Penge Eagle Beckenham 15 Oct 18 3.49pm |
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Steve Parish explains why Brexit will open the world player market and help Palace recruit stars at better value than Europe. [Link]
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| Penge Eagle Beckenham 15 Oct 18 4.25pm |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
SP what are you talking about. FIFA is the governing body, not the EU. To effect change for the PL you have to influence the FA and FIFA not Brussels politicians. Better wait and see for the actual details obviously there will ultimately be changes. Will they result in PL clubs performing better in the Champions League, for example? We haven't won a thing for a over a decade. Tbh SP, we need to see it on the pitch. Read the article... FIFA have to adhere by EU laws!
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| steeleye20 Croydon 15 Oct 18 4.57pm |
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Originally posted by Penge Eagle
Read the article... FIFA have to adhere by EU laws! FIFA is the world governing body of football. We are not leaving FIFA, presumably after brexit we will still be in the footballing world. SP is a typical brexit dreamer, he gives no practical examples of how it would actually be better for the PL. Talk about revolutionising the game, how Steve stop waffling, try a Sainsbury's veggie burger there's a van outside. And how about some goals at home, do we have to wait until brexit for that ????
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| steeleye20 Croydon 15 Oct 18 7.03pm |
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978
I've looked up the same story with the left wing guardian. Are you just scared that people with different opinions to your self might be right. Are people who read the guardian knuckle draggers?? I think you should welcome the new privacy rules. As I see it there are companies and maybe individuals who are not law-enforcement agencies, who can quite easily access your private information and use it for their own ends. Granted they may be perfectly legit, but we do not know that so the scope for wrong-doing is there. I am concerned for my privacy I don't regard it as an EU matter but they are acting correctly IMO.
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| Stirlingsays 16 Oct 18 8.42am |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
I find it hilarious that people still buy into this idea that the EU have some sort of anti UK agenda and somehow dream up rules and regulations merely to spite us and Europe is almost our enemy. Even more hilarious is the idea that we could do a much better job on our own because just look at the people that lead us ! especially the way they are handling Brexit as an example. Yes our politicians are so amazing they would make Britain great without the EU I suppose all they have to do is peddle enough nationalistic nonsense and enough lemmings will buy it. Well that's democracy ! worked for Trump !
People mainly voted leave because of immigration not because of a belief that we are going to be immediately better off. Cameron 'apparently' tried to get concessions on freedom of movement but the EU decided not to offer it....even though the EU didn't have freedom of movement for decades. Now we are leaving and many EU politicians want to limit our success of course there will be a rise in nationalism. Personally, I view that as much needed.
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| Pussay Patrol 16 Oct 18 8.56am |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
People mainly voted leave because of immigration not because of a belief that we are going to be immediately better off. Cameron 'apparently' tried to get concessions on freedom of movement but the EU decided not to offer it....even though the EU didn't have freedom of movement for decades. Now we are leaving and many EU politicians want to limit our success of course there will be a rise in nationalism. Personally, I view that as much needed. I agree, and what Brexit has shown is the level of racism in us as a nation once you scratch the surface which is not something to celebrate. People are happy to be worse off as long foreigners leave - Yay ! Lets celebrate
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| Stirlingsays 16 Oct 18 9.01am |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
I agree, and what Brexit has shown is the level of racism in us as a nation once you scratch the surface which is not something to celebrate. People are happy to be worse off as long foreigners leave - Yay ! Lets celebrate European nations are the least 'racist' nations on the planet. So this type of criticism is ridiculous. Rather what this shows is your dislike of human nature. In group preference is perfectly natural and everyone has it....only the brainwashed call it 'racism'. What is important is that our society is fair, while putting its own citizens/subjects first. We do the first well but a poor job of the second.
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| steeleye20 Croydon 16 Oct 18 10.03am |
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Originally posted by Penge Eagle
Steve Parish explains why Brexit will open the world player market and help Palace recruit stars at better value than Europe. [Link] SP's problem is how to get transfer fees down to an acceptable level so Palace can compete. But brexit, he is p****g in the wind. If you were not subject to the FA and FIFA it would look great but it is the real world and everybody else is. The answer is to produce the future Wilfrid Zaha's and Wan-Bissaka's from the clubs academy system, with occasional expensive players coming in. Where does SP think Willan, Richarlison, Sanchez Bernard and other PL imports actually come from? South America not Europe. If only there was some untapped reserve of talent somewhere desperate to join Palace, I am afraid the net is so intense all the other clubs are there in a flash. If there is a plus somewhere in brexit for SP good and well, but it is an intangible risk. Still that is where his business acumen comes in, that flair for opportunism? Pluses and minuses we know not what they will be.
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| Pussay Patrol 16 Oct 18 10.03am |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
European nations are the least 'racist' nations on the planet. So this type of criticism is ridiculous. Rather what this shows is your dislike of human nature. In group preference is perfectly natural and everyone has it....only the brainwashed call it 'racism'. What is important is that our society is fair, while putting its own citizens/subjects first. We do the first well but a poor job of the second. No that is the very definition of racism. That you judge people based on their background / ethnicity irrespective of any other merits My main annoyance though is the general belief that immigration is the biggest issue we face, rather than the economy, austerity, cost of living, infrastructure etc. or the notion that sections of society should be blamed like foreigners, refugees, benefit claimants. What would actually make a fairer society is getting corporates and big companies to pay the right level of tax and close tax loopholes. But No, it's those Polish plumbers and a few Spaniards working in Pret that are real villians !
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