Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[bargainbob] 10/6/2019 19:31

i see he got called something else today live on air by Victoria lol

[maxk] 10/6/2019 19:27

Jeremy Hunt is Treeza May in drag.


His coronation would be the end of the tory party.

[xxxxxy] 10/6/2019 19:26

Boris for PM

Otherwise Farage for PM

[rogerrail] 10/6/2019 19:15

Jeremy Hunt is head and shoulders above any other candidate and the most creditable person to lead the party in the next election and unite the country . Two Problems are:He won't get voted in by the one eyed membership.Even if he did the chance of negotiating a good deal with the EU are slim though he stands the best chance any of the candidates, and he will be lambasted by the right wing as remainer for anything short of a hard exit.

[mr.elbee] 10/6/2019 19:11

but which questions diku?
These people are sports studies woodentops ,with not many brains and even less courage.

I would not buy a car off any of them. Appalling third raters who are bribed with colosall amounts of licence fee payer's money to lie, lie and then lie.

[bargainbob] 10/6/2019 18:46

ladeside


Never considered myself a Scottish high flyer lol

[montyhedge] 10/6/2019 18:45

Boris odds on PM, should be good for the market, at least keep the bearded leftie out of power, next election.

[alphorn] 10/6/2019 18:43

CtR #009 your logic sounds like a politician. It means whatever you chose it to mean. Lol

[maxk] 10/6/2019 18:31

Perhaps it's time to allow people to opt out of the Brussels Broadcasting Corps pay to view set-up.






If the BBC is so good, they will have no trouble selling subscriptions.

[diku] 10/6/2019 18:24

Just watched the BBC news...is Laura K the only journo allowed to ask questions at press conferences? or BBC just shows her clip only...must say she is working really hard reporting all these Political news for the BBC...she is an asset to BBC...

[crossing_the_rubicon] 10/6/2019 18:21

Alphorn,

"CtR - I was making a very simple point and that is that the large majority of UK immigration is non EU and are, and always have been, subject to Visas"

Nothing to do with the point I was making originally though.
And it's been fairly equal over the years until the recent drop off in EU migration of course.


"How those Visas are granted is purely down to UK administration and has nothing to do with Brussels"

Again how is this relevant???
Successive UK Govts chose not to police the NON EU side of the equation as they had no say over the EU side of the Equation. Given we havent left EU yet EU citizens can still come absent restrictions for the first three months.

"It is nothing to do with Brexit and it is only the media and some sectors of politics that continue to quote total numbers - because it suits their agendas"

Eh? Who said NON EU migration numbers did have anything to do with Brexit/EU or whatever? You're creating a strawman!

And it IS indeed total NET numbers that are important. My actual point.

[diku] 10/6/2019 18:19

It may well be in proportion context with the rest of the World against the EU...but on the ground it sure feels like more from the EU...




Alphorn10 Jun '19 - 17:41 - 261006 of 261007
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CtR - I was making a very simple point and that is that the large majority of UK immigration is non EU and are, and always have been, subject to Visas.

[alphorn] 10/6/2019 17:44

#003. Plus Italians.

[alphorn] 10/6/2019 17:41

CtR - I was making a very simple point and that is that the large majority of UK immigration is non EU and are, and always have been, subject to Visas.

How those Visas are granted is purely down to UK administration and has nothing to do with Brussels.

It is nothing to do with Brexit and it is only the media and some sectors of politics that continue to quote total numbers - because it suits their agendas.

[grahamite2] 10/6/2019 17:38

Personally I'd fold NI into Income tax...

That would have a massive redistributive effect from old to young (and from rentier class to wage slaves, too).

Can we assume everyone here would support it?

Why has no politician proposed it?

[rovi70] 10/6/2019 17:22

I've given you 5 examples of people on low salaries who have managed to buy their own properties.

All about "priorities"

And theirs, in the examples i gave you, were spot on. Hence they were rewarded!

So They can have the house sold to pay for their old age care, against one who spends and enjoys their care being paid by the state. Me a house holder not bitter much .. friend, three month long holidays a year blue badge holder who still goes pigeon shooting and trapping lives in rented social housing (reduced rent etc.) me bitter you bet I am.

[mr.elbee] 10/6/2019 16:43

Lloyds is the only UK bank NOT run by an establishment crook. It is as simple as that.

When AHO goes,so will I.

[crossing_the_rubicon] 10/6/2019 16:30

"Shy Tott10 Jun '19 - 15:14 - 260986 of 260999
ctr, sometimes, conversations for one reason or another aren't worth pursuing. I just hope you'll one day realise how disadvantaged kids today are relative to my generation and how that could lead to an unpleasant society in the future. But I won't hold my breath"

I've given you 5 examples of people on low salaries who have managed to buy their own properties.

All about "priorities"

And theirs, in the examples i gave you, were spot on. Hence they were rewarded!

Too many people looking for excuses. And you seem to be amongst such people.

[crossing_the_rubicon] 10/6/2019 16:28

"Room for thought eh!People seem to part with their money far too easily today."

£1000 Apple phone.
Apple Imac.
List is endless.

You are spot on Mam Fach.

[mam fach] 10/6/2019 16:27

Pity we have been brain washed into thinking we have to have a c.... coffee.
No wonder they made advert to say you could pay off your mortgage earlier
if you have 5 less coffees a week.
Room for thought eh!People seem to part with their money far too easily today.
Thought Dominic Raab made a very good impression today.