Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[alphorn] 06/12/2020 20:37

cheshire - you continue to make one big mistake over and over again - "we have to have". We is not YOU - it is the OWNER (in most cases). If a Martian buys a share, a company or a fishing right then they have the right to exercise ownership.

You have totally lost the plot if you believe that only British nationals have the right to any form of ownership in the UK.

[poikka] 06/12/2020 20:33

Vicar of Dibley - thanks for the warning, I'll let the wife know, as I'd hate for her to smash up another telly.

[k38] 06/12/2020 20:25

They forgetting we vote out.. they want to forget we are out.. they still treat us as a colony.. Well, let's see what they will do the last of their few days left. They deserve whatever comes to them.Happy new year (nightmares) Brussels... lol

[utrickytrees] 06/12/2020 20:19

Vicar of Dibley xmas episode dedicated to BLM. Wokeness xmas sermon delivered by the BBC.

[k38] 06/12/2020 20:15

What a lot of b#llocs..

[smartypants] 06/12/2020 20:08

Kippered...

Farmers have warned of “catastrophic” damage to British agriculture if Boris Johnson fails to secure a trade deal with Europe, after environment secretary George Eustice suggested that tariffs on foodstuffs would not be “manageable221;.
National Farmers Union president Minette Batters said that no-deal Brexit would see tariffs as high as 85 per cent imposed on British beef and 62 per cent on lamb, pricing UK products out of the export market.
No-deal would cost the sector £1.36bn in new levies on exports, and would also impose “huge costs” on importers which are likely to be passed on to consumers in higher prices, she warned.

Meanwhile, a Conservative former cabinet minister said that food shortages were possible, as continental hauliers halt trips to the UK in order to avoid queues, disruption and Brexit red tape at the Channel ports.
A lot of lorry drivers are saying they will just give Britain a miss for the first couple of months of next year.
That could obviously lead to a threat of shortages of parts for manufacturing and even possibly of food and so on.

Mr Eustice appeared to acknowledge the threat to agriculture as he tried to play down the potential impact of tariffs on the fisheries sector.
“When we’ve discussed this with the fishing industry, the main species we export, the levels of tariffs on fish - unlike agriculture actually - are manageable.”

Ms Batters said that Mr Eustice was right to suggest that tariffs would not be manageable for Britain’s farmers.
“We've been clear for four years now that a no-deal for agriculture is catastrophic, we (would be) priced out of the market. You’d be looking at enormous tariffs on every sector - 62 per cent on lamb, 85 per cent on beef, 51 per cent on malt and barley. It would be very savage and a total cost of £1.36 billion pounds in tariffs.”
Tariffs imposed on imports from the EU, which supplies 40 per cent of the UK’s food needs, would inflict “huge costs” to traders, she said, adding: “What does it do to food prices as well? It will be a very precarious position to be in.”

[cheshire pete] 06/12/2020 19:51

You can't diku, public street wise now. Wary of big words, ambiguity, weasel words, obfuscation. Boris knows it is not an option. No deal coming.

[jl5006] 06/12/2020 19:50

Mirror reveals that C 19 cards will be given to PPL who have accepted the jab.
B very careful BJ - do not go further down the road of dictatorship. U are in a cesspit - up to ur neck.
Is this a fascist Govt?

[investtofly] 06/12/2020 19:43

The only mistake Farage made was when the MEPs from all the other countries had a go at him after the referendum.He SHOULD have told them to give their people a referendum but they wouldn't because they knew what the result would be.

[diku] 06/12/2020 19:33

How do you get a deal to look like a no deal?...or a no deal to look like a deal...

[utrickytrees] 06/12/2020 19:31

More accurate analogy for a Derbyshire pudding remoaner.

You can choose to go out and shag a rentboy but you will have to deal with the wife when he finds out.

[jl5006] 06/12/2020 19:31

The coronavirus vaccine is the "beginning of the end" of the epidemic in the UK, Prof Stephen Powis has said, as vaccinations begin on Tuesday
Bold words - when nobody knows what ongoing aid the jab will provide

[xxxxxy] 06/12/2020 19:20

Boris. Forget the EUSSR. It is gone. But be afraid, very afraid of the British Voters if you turn coward or traitor or May. Then you are finished and the Tory Party will be a graveyard.No DealWTOLiberty

[xxxxxy] 06/12/2020 19:13

EUSSR = Yesterday.UK = Great Global Future.No DealWTOLiberty

[xxxxxy] 06/12/2020 19:11

John Redwood@johnredwood·12hTariff Free trade is the best offer we should make to the EU. It's a pity they do not understand the importance to us of being a free independent country.

[cheshire pete] 06/12/2020 18:56

EU in decline as a %age of global GDP, but remainers can't see it. Small minds and small vision. Re: trade with EU, they need us more than we need them. They're frit of a Singapore on their doorstep because they know we'll outcompete them.

[minerve 2] 06/12/2020 18:50

Cheshire

Little Englanders can do whatever they want but they all have consequences.



You can choose to go out and shag a prostitute but you will have to deal with the wife when she finds out.


I think you forget the business we have with the EU as supplier/customer.


Remind me what skin you have in the game?

[cheshire pete] 06/12/2020 18:46

Sovereignty not negotiable. Can't have 80% or 60%, we either have it or we stay in EU.
Re: fishing, we have to have total control of who fishes in our waters. Control not negotiable, who has what fish pulled out maybe, at the right price.
Level playing field, EU can't dictate to us how we choose to operate. Once we've left we do what we want, not what they want.
Enforcement: we can't be a sovereign state and at the same time be subject whatever the ECJ decides. Mutually exclusive.
Media paint these as issues that can be overcome with 'hard work' or 'goodwill'....rubbish, it is like trying to jump across the Grand Canyon without a run up.
No deal a racing certainty imho....bring it on, then start negotiating properly when we've left CU/SM from a position of strength.

[maxk] 06/12/2020 18:45

bbalanjones .. the Corporal Clot of the lloy thread.

[bbalanjones] 06/12/2020 18:39

Good old Nigel!!! The Right's political equivalent of Jeremy.. Both a waste of space.

A true "Connoisseur" of stale French Farts.