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[minerve 2] 12/6/2020 16:53

World leading death rates

World leading drop in GDP

World leading destruction of industry

wot ho, over the top, last man cleans the boots..

[chavitravi2] 12/6/2020 16:52

We about even and Barclays up. Maybe some miss understood that fine imposed but doubt it. Have a good weekend all, see how we do next week.

[minerve 2] 12/6/2020 16:51

The UK has left the EU. The Brexiters are the ones unable to move on from that fact. Failing to extend transition arrangements until pragmatic, workable solutions for all of us in the UK are in place is madness. These rules will govern UK life for decades to come. If a deal was agreed tomorrow there would be insufficient time to prepare.

Asking people and business to prepare when they don't know what to prepare for is idiocy, asking them to do so when the devastation of covid is still being realised through is criminal negligence.

[minerve 2] 12/6/2020 16:49

So so glad I no longer have to run a business under these clowns.

[minerve 2] 12/6/2020 16:43

There is no longer any doubt whatsoever that the UK government consists of a troupe of reckless hard Brexiter baboons. The UK's downhill path has just become steeper.

Thanks for the heads-up Gove.

[patientcapital] 12/6/2020 15:58

Not a Niva for the Alps, Alp.? lol

[smartypants] 12/6/2020 15:43

TiT...That's it then!

UK formally rejects Brexit extension.

The UK has formally rejected an extension to the Brexit transition period - raising the risk of a no deal departure at the end of the year.

Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove said he had "formally confirmed" to the EU the UK will not extend the transition period, adding: "The moment for extension has now passed".

[alphorn] 12/6/2020 15:41

Do you think that they will need Divine assistance. We can agree on that. Lol

[k38] 12/6/2020 15:19

God bless Boris and his brexiteers!

[alphorn] 12/6/2020 15:11

G2 - some have thicker gauge steel and heavier suspension to make them tougher. Yes, they are old style Fiats.

[arjun] 12/6/2020 15:08

So way Behind all the other banks as usual:-(

[grahamite2] 12/6/2020 15:08

If I remember right - it was a long time ago - Ladas weren't that terrible, just out of date. They were essentially Fiats from 20 years earlier.

[alphorn] 12/6/2020 14:43

One of these:



There is one in the garage as a project car. A Lada MkV no less. ;)

[maxidi] 12/6/2020 14:38

Is Min2 British or is he just another closet Marxist that would love everyone to wear the same drab clothes and drive Lada cars, oh! and of course live in a concrete tower block.
Hmmm. Maybe I have described the way he's living now?

[minerve 2] 12/6/2020 14:37

Oven Ready No Deal already unravelling.

[minerve 2] 12/6/2020 14:30

The impact of the UK's coronavirus lockdown is "going to be tough for a few months but we will get through it", Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said.


Yes, we will get through it Boris but it will not be because of anything positive you do that's for sure. You just make things more difficult.

In life you avoid people like Boris. They drag you down and wrap you in their baggage and mayhem. Take my advice, it is best to avoid. ;)

[minerve 2] 12/6/2020 14:25

"What we will do now is take various steps to unlock the economy carefully whilst keeping our foot on the virus, as it were," he added.


You've never had your foot on the virus Boris. It got the better of you remember. It gave you a good lesson as to what happens when you try to be more clever than you really are. ;)

[minerve 2] 12/6/2020 14:18

Economic power house based on what exactly?

Supply chains from Tuvalu?
Customers in Eswatini?

ROFLMAO!