Enquest Share Discussion Threads

[deanroberthunt] 16/5/2019 07:18

I tell you what Stan, if there's a Civils war coming, I'm up for that....snowflakes will be behind their Sofas with Mommy

[stupmy] 16/5/2019 07:17

PMO RNS this morning. If ENQ has a similar story to tell (from what some of the tanker watchers on here suggest that should be the case) then the share price must break free. PMO at upper end of debt repayment projections.

[deanroberthunt] 16/5/2019 07:17

you've just contradicted yourself...you said he fought for me to have free speech, so thus, I can say what I like....and have every right! ...just cos you don't like it is irrelevant

[stansmith3] 16/5/2019 07:16

you have no right to say what he fought for, you talk about snowflakes, what have you ever done?and after all that he voted remain

[deanroberthunt] 16/5/2019 07:07

He didn't fight for a single European totalitarian state, run by unelected members, driving for a single currency, no borders, a single army, and single government, with forced mass immigration by quota...it's what the Germans wanted twice by force, but now without the guns.....I'm sorry, you're wrong, he fought for freedom and national identity first...free speech comes with that by default

[deanroberthunt] 16/5/2019 06:53

Anyone who doesn't vote BREXIT PARTY is a traitor to this nation and betrays those who gave their lives for freedom in 2 world wars.....

[deanroberthunt] 16/5/2019 06:51

Farage for PM
Danny Baker for Minister of State for Immigration

[deanroberthunt] 16/5/2019 06:47

and in terms of overall competence, leagues above the current group of muppets

[deanroberthunt] 16/5/2019 06:47

It's the best party we've ever had by country miles....best candidates

[leoneobull] 16/5/2019 06:45

https://www.theneweuropean.co.uk/top-stories/brexit-party-peterborough-candidate-mike-greene-interview-1-6048868Brexit party candidate thinks EU controls education policy. It doesn't, it is a national competence. With candidates like this, I can see why the masses are flocking to the Anne Widdecombe career resuscitation party.

[deanroberthunt] 16/5/2019 06:43

and anyway..."Meat is Murder"

[deanroberthunt] 16/5/2019 06:38

Leon,

Answer to your previous Q. Don't Care.
There's far bigger things at stake than your Uncles mint sauce....Great Victories require Great Sacrifices.

[leoneobull] 16/5/2019 05:40

https://oilprice.com/Energy/Crude-Oil/The-Shale-Boom-Is-About-To-Go-Bust.htmlVery promising.

[stansmith3] 15/5/2019 23:34

AndyPeople did not vote for no deal Farage etc. promised a deal.This is a fact. Go check, you will be pleasantly surprised.No they are doing anything to sow division.

[andypop1] 15/5/2019 22:46

Stanley,
If he gets a good turn out he won't need to twist it, it will be a solid vote for Brexit.
Will our elected politicians then sit up and listen and deliver a Brexit that we voted for?

The Europeans see division and are using that to their advantage, a strong vote on the 23rd may be the wake up call for the main parties to come together and show a United front to the European dictators.

Can you imagine the damage the Brexit party could do should a snap election be called, that is if the polls are to be believed?

We need to leave and leave we will.

On a lighter note, I was tempted to write to the FA to ask that all games in the premiership were replayed as City only won by one point but I wasn't brought up under a Labour government who told schools to hand out rossettes to everybody who competed at sports day because there are no losers, so I didn't!

[stansmith3] 15/5/2019 21:50

More mights and maybes from stumpy - the quality of TA continues.Oh and give the squabble a rest you look a right fud.

[stansmith3] 15/5/2019 21:48

AndyA protest vote for the brexit party will be twisted by Farage etc. to be a solid vote for brexit.So a waste of a vote that only sows more division in the country.Brexit is causing huge issues in the country, all kinds of stockpiling and uncertainty.All because a minority of little englanders and corbyn dont like aspects of the EU.

[shareguy111] 15/5/2019 21:40

Still on topic unfortunately for you.The non posts continue, now lies and gaslighting.Enq board: Ruined by stupmy

[andypop1] 15/5/2019 21:39

Leon,
Voting for the Brexit party at the European elections will not determine whether we leave with a deal or no deal as they will not have a vote in parliament on that decision, that will be down to the politicians already in office who are hell bent on scoring political points against each other rather than putting the countries interest first.

A vote for the Brexit party will be a protest vote for many, including me, who are sick and tired of the bickering that is costing this country dear.

Would I vote any of these clowns in to parliament?
No.

The question is will the main parties start working together in the interest of those who elected them and pay their wages should the Brexit party have a good result on the 23rd?
And will the Europeans take note, let's not forget we are their biggest single customer when it comes to exports out of the EU.

Hopefully the only lambs going to slaughter will be the remoaners on the 23rd.

Stanley,
British steel was hardly a success story before any talk of Brexit.
It is the uncertainty that is doing the damage, not Brexit.

Apologies for the Brexit talk but it beats the other squabble going on.

[stupmy] 15/5/2019 21:12

Are we off topic again Shareguy? What's gaslighting?

Also, what about your view on oil/Enq? I think I already invited you to comment?