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[warbaby43] 21/9/2018 10:24

"apologies for referring to an underclass - I didn't want to appear like so many patronising remoaners with that"

"What I meant was a population of people who are on benefits or reliant on benefits to survive, generally poorly educated through no fault of their won"

"what nedeth wordes mo?"

[onedaysoonmaybe] 21/9/2018 10:23

I think he said in September blackgold, but as always that should be expected to be the end of.

[blackgold00] 21/9/2018 10:10

i'm still a remainer. lol

oneday, JB in his last interview said the farm-out circular for the EGM should be out by the end of September, so we can expect the EGM to be held 2-3 weeks after the circular's publication. maybe. : )

[dunderheed] 21/9/2018 10:04

LT - re AEX maybe you're offloading your last 3 mill lol!
Mate - what a mess AEX is and the CEO is such a PR disaster.
Best of luck to all remaining holders - I think we will get our losses back one day lol!
All imho of course.

[onedaysoonmaybe] 21/9/2018 10:03

Regardless of whether you agree with brexit, the whole thing has been handled disgracefully from the day the referendum was called. Politics is in a mess. Anyway, EGM date please?

[gerryjames] 21/9/2018 09:59

Mr, Heed. No not from the Leavers. That was conducted with military percision on the ground and had passion.

[last throw] 21/9/2018 09:59

Dunderheed

What a post!!! That last paragraph is me to a tea!

Edgar - "the anger is too much" - what a self-indulgent piece of snowflaking!

Shame to see AEX continue its slide - where will it all end I ask myself?

LT

[dunderheed] 21/9/2018 09:56

I don't think you could say 'this' vote suffered from voter apathy and this was the reason behind the result - seriously!!

[gerryjames] 21/9/2018 09:51

I remember the National Front got into Office on the Island of Dogs. Early 90s...

Reason, voter apathy. It didn't mean the National Front were popular. But voters got another chance, woke up and they were gone.

[blackgold00] 21/9/2018 09:44

"Last from me in Brexit for now. The anger is too much."

and there lies your problem

[dunderheed] 21/9/2018 09:42

2 things.
1. apologies for referring to an underclass - I didn't want to appear like so many patronising remoaners with that. What I meant was a population of people who are on benefits or reliant on benefits to survive, generally poorly educated through no fault of their won and who will likely not be impacted either way financially if we Brexit or not?
2. Underwater Edgar - I don't care about any 'we know better' economic arguments now the 'unwashed masses' have voted to leave? At the end of the day we had a vote on it. There was a democratic decision - now get on with it - that was the will of the people - simple.

I know that this will probably inevitably cost me a lot of money in the short to medium term - but c'est la vie. Also there is another argument that when this experiment eventually collapses (euro) the direct costs as well as the indirect costs will be huge and I don't want to be part of this club having to pay the direct costs involved. It may not happen in my lifetime but it likely will in my kids or grand kids.

[edgar222] 21/9/2018 09:34

LastthrowAnd on shares I listen to you too.But do you have any idea how stupid it is to say my business is fine when we have not left yet? We are still in the EU. Understand?You have harmed not helped your grandchildren. Trebly so if we leave with "no deal". And you will watch that unfold over the coming months and years.And even if I am wrong about the economic case (and I am not) you have harmed them by removing their EU based rights of movement etc. You have taken their country way from the top table to be a country asking those at the top table for favours. And Brexiters tell me they are patriots. Makes me want to vomit.You should be (and will be if you have a brain) thoroughly ashamed.Last from me in Brexit for now. The anger is too much.

[last throw] 21/9/2018 09:25

edgar222

Ever the democrat until it doesn't quite go your way eh?

Priceless post talking about "refrains" and then you add your own "thick or evil" alternative refrain.

I voted to leave for my grandchildren's future despite swallowing the tosh about the "instant karma" that would see my business fall off a cliff edge ..... which it hasn't, of course.

Edgar, as a poster you always show yourself to be an educated man but whenever the subject gets on to Brexit or the like you instantly let yourself down by your acerbic attempts at personally vilifying your opponents - you're not an MP by any chance?

LT

[gerryjames] 21/9/2018 09:23

Lol. Runtime error.


They've left the customErrors mode Off...lol bunch of sillies.

[blackgold00] 21/9/2018 09:20

looks like Aminex has done a runner, news soon I think : )

[edgar222] 21/9/2018 09:05

Its not automatic, the branding. Its 25 years (and 2 intense years recently) of waiting for a proposal from the Brexiters. And when we finally get it what do we see? Falklands task force and star wars missile defence. No explanation for how the technical issues can be resolved. And its the technical issues that jobs, the economy and families depend upon. Trade. Goods. Services.Add that vacuum to the repeated misuse of terms like sovereignty and democracy (as if our system is democratic in comparison when we talk of the party in power choosing a PM without a vote).Then add in the refrains like stop talking your country down / are you not a patriot / we just have to believe harder. As if, in a democracy, you are not allowed disagree with the majority.So it is not an automatic conclusion that Brexiters are thick. Its a conclusion based on years of listening to their vapid non arguments with no concrete plan. And finally this. I prefer to think of them as thick. Cos if they understood what they were doing to our future country I would have to call them evil. Thick is the least damning conclusion I can reach.

[gerryjames] 21/9/2018 08:40

Morning LT...AEX? They're waiting on Tanzanian being developed. Outside investment, confidence in the future, political transparancy and accountability and a better standard of living for all. Could be a while yet.

[last throw] 21/9/2018 08:14

blackgold - thanks for sharing that .... priceless and oh so correct!

warbaby43 - IN ONE me old matey!!

I used to be a card-holding member in the seventies but saw how the party just wanted to build its constituency on people that relied on the state and therefore were 99% guaranteed to vote for them but something's changed and the revolting masses now seem to have a mind of their own!

My word, how could they be so cruel to their paymasters who only ever wanted to bring in yet more people to further guarantee the very benefits that they became reliant on!

Not all I know but enough to kick them up their well-lubed jacksies and more of it I say!!!

By the bye, what's happened at Aminex - I'm down to my last 3 million having dumped many millions following the fiasco of the AGM I attended?

LT

[gerryjames] 21/9/2018 07:31

WB. That's only people who bought property in the eighties. Most Londoners are wretched underdevloped criminals. Off course. And where's the link?

Is ChumbaWumba-1 the people's well fake! Bun. Feels like it.

[warbaby43] 21/9/2018 07:26

"There is a forgotten underclass in the UK " - nothing quite like that warm and comforting feeling of belonging to an "underclass."

Funny how the London classes automatically brand anyone disagreeing with them as undereducated "thickos" - whatever happened to their favourite nostrums of "inclusivity, diversity and equality"

[bunbooster2] 20/9/2018 22:47

There certainly has been a suspicious amount of anti-Brexit and anti-Trump postings on ADVFN recently. Wonder if it's part of a wider propaganda push led by the same forces that spread fake news. Sad to see it seeping into this thread as I thought people had their head screwed on.

[blackgold00] 20/9/2018 11:47

Trump and Brexit, accidents of our times?

worth watching again I think, LOL

[dunderheed] 20/9/2018 11:39

Good old "underwater edgar" - that is exactly the attitude that got the Brexit vote lol!
There is a forgotten underclass in the UK society that feels completely disengaged with the 'political elite' in London.
FFS I know that Brexit will cost me money as a high paying tax payer, but I fully respect the vote result and now let's move on and get on with things NOT further disenfranchise significant numbers in the population.
Me, I'm happy to pay a little more tax supporting democracy, (I'm a conservative London born voter btw) surely you should be as well edgar?