Naughty Leavers...
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El stovey said:
No it’s obviously a toy noddy car that you put money in, nobody owns them.
You’ve created a fake profile saying you live near water and used a profile picture with a boat proof please in it that isn’t yoursproof please and made up stuff about your jobproof please. You pretended to be a doctorproof please (always was a Dentist, never claimed otherwise) and then got found out so then made out you were a dentist.
Is that your boat or not? no
Sorry to everyone else, it just bugs me these liars coming on here and making up stuff. LOL, you are funny
You’ve created a fake profile saying you live near water and used a profile picture with a boat proof please in it that isn’t yoursproof please and made up stuff about your jobproof please. You pretended to be a doctorproof please (always was a Dentist, never claimed otherwise) and then got found out so then made out you were a dentist.
Is that your boat or not? no
Sorry to everyone else, it just bugs me these liars coming on here and making up stuff. LOL, you are funny
The Dangerous Elk said:
You think I should let his lies roll ?
If I may be so churlish to jump in, as a frequent reader infrequent poster I guess it just seems fairly boring from both of you. No one but you two really seem to care. So, seems you asked the question, yeah - who's he hurting?Anyhow, my bi-annual post (pretty much) would be best to say on topic - unlike you two.
I hope the police investigate as they have been asked the if needed the courts take the necessary action. Both sides told complete b
ks, I don't like that we're leaving, but people are clutching straws if they think this is ground for a re-run. The big and red bus, Boris Gove et al promising the moon on a stick is better grounds for a re-run than a bit of old fashioned fraud.It's all b
ks though, really, and good luck to all for keeping our sanity throughout the proceeding months of bhing, infighting, backstabbing and treachery. And that is probably just your day job, never mind the pearls of poison coming out of the houses of parliament! budgie smuggler said:
Ziplobb said:
I thought had already voted to un-screw ourselves from the mess that is The European Union
You thought wrong. We'll be following their rules without having a say in them.
here are saying will happen in 10 - 15 years "when we rejoin"
The Dangerous Elk said:
ClaphamGT3 said:
That's 'no' then......
That is correct. My own boat would be a personal identifier, and that does not happen with me and the internet.
And here’s what someone said about your fake medical experience..
968 said:
The last paragraph is quite funny because it's quite clearly a lie. You have no medical qualifications or experience. If you had you wouldn't be writing such a load of utter nonsense. If you did work in healthcare, I wonder what you did? IT back office perhaps, or maybe a cleaner?
schmalex said:
Vote Leave 'broke electoral law', says Electoral Commission http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44856992
Does this present an opportunity for us to try again and un-screw ourselves..?
No. Article 50 has been triggered. The only way back would be readmission without any concessions that the UK currently has. That would mean we use the Euro, we join the passport free travel area the full works.Does this present an opportunity for us to try again and un-screw ourselves..?
Like it or not, we're leaving. The sooner we accept this and work towards making the best of it, the better.
99dndd said:
No. Article 50 has been triggered. The only way back would be readmission without any concessions that the UK currently has. That would mean we use the Euro, we join the passport free travel area the full works.
Like it or not, we're leaving. The sooner we accept this and work towards making the best of it, the better.
The problem is reaching a common definition of "the best of it"Like it or not, we're leaving. The sooner we accept this and work towards making the best of it, the better.
gooner1 said:
Strange, that sounds remarkable like what some
here are saying will happen in 10 - 15 years "when we rejoin"
My personal opinion is that it would be political suicide to rejoin under worse terms than we previously had, so if we leave we'll be out for good. Or at least until there is large enough reform in the EU that the politicians can say it's different to what it was when we left, even if it's not different in reality.here are saying will happen in 10 - 15 years "when we rejoin"
In the 10-15 years time frame, I'm more concerned that the SNP might call another indyref and actually win it.
Because let's face it, the clear Scottish remain result has given them a very easy way to distance themselves from England. 'Look how different we are to them'.
Depending on how successful the NI/Eire border ends up being, that situation could erupt again too.
I think the only sensible way forward for business is the softest possible Brexit, become a rule taker in the short term, and gradually unpick ourselves from it over a number of years. Most likely politically untenable though given the loud voices of the hard Brexiters who seem to want to be completely out of the EU at all costs right now.
Edited by budgie smuggler on Tuesday 17th July 11:05
El stovey said:
The Dangerous Elk said:
El stovey said:
Is that your boat in your profile?
Is that you car in yours, the way you act (troll/stalking/lies) it would seem highly probable you are also the person in it.You’ve created a fake profile saying you live near water and used a profile picture with a boat in it that isn’t yours and made up stuff about your job. You pretended to be a doctor and then got found out so then made out you were a dentist.
Is that your boat or not?
Sorry to everyone else, it just bugs me these liars coming on here and making up stuff.
schmalex said:
Vote Leave 'broke electoral law', says Electoral Commission http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-44856992
Does this present an opportunity for us to try again and un-screw ourselves..?
Remainers Osborne and Cameron prompted the POTUS to make the "back of the queue" speech: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5908735/Da...Does this present an opportunity for us to try again and un-screw ourselves..?
How much is that sort of exposure worth?
Digga said:
Remainers Osborne and Cameron prompted the POTUS to make the "back of the queue" speech: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5908735/Da...
How much is that sort of exposure worth?
In the USA people are calling for Trump's impeachment for colluding with a foreign leader to influence an election, should Cammaron and Remain be jailed for treason ?How much is that sort of exposure worth?
99dndd said:
Like it or not, we're leaving. The sooner we accept this and work towards making the best of it, the better.
tell that to the government, the people actually making the decisions. Tell them that their brexit secretary actually has to turn up to work, tell them that calling an early recess is bullst, tell them that they need to be honest and transparent with the people that voted for them to do their job, tell them that time is running out and we have progressed nowhere in two years. Because they really couldn't give a st about working together towards a good outcome for the UK.The Dangerous Elk said:
Digga said:
Remainers Osborne and Cameron prompted the POTUS to make the "back of the queue" speech: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5908735/Da...
How much is that sort of exposure worth?
In the USA people are calling for Trump's impeachment for colluding with a foreign leader to influence an election, should Cammaron and Remain be jailed for treason ?How much is that sort of exposure worth?
Yes, I think you are.
rampageturke said:
99dndd said:
Like it or not, we're leaving. The sooner we accept this and work towards making the best of it, the better.
tell that to the government, the people actually making the decisions. Tell them that their brexit secretary actually has to turn up to work, tell them that calling an early recess is bullst, tell them that they need to be honest and transparent with the people that voted for them to do their job, tell them that time is running out and we have progressed nowhere in two years. Because they really couldn't give a st about working together towards a good outcome for the UK.Thought someone should try an OP post. Those children should be in bed.
The fine, imposed for electoral breach, is presumably within the electoral law. Was the £9 million that Cameron authorised for that infamous leaflet within the 'purdah' period or not? If not, there is sufficient evidence of pre-emptive chicanery deliberately to avoid responsibility.
The fine, imposed for electoral breach, is presumably within the electoral law. Was the £9 million that Cameron authorised for that infamous leaflet within the 'purdah' period or not? If not, there is sufficient evidence of pre-emptive chicanery deliberately to avoid responsibility.
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