Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[bbalanjones] 18/6/2020 10:43

stonedyou: Dicrurus bracteatus to you - the the accent on the Dic! Didn't realise that you would support such an obvious deviant as Donald ' touch your fanny Ma'am ' Trump.

[bbalanjones] 18/6/2020 10:38

Poikka: The whole of World History is a relevant starting point. All is written by powerful and self interested entities. But an easy start would be the Bible. (and all such claimed 'sacred texts worldwide.)

[mikemichael2] 18/6/2020 10:38

That's why i'm thick.

[aljm] 18/6/2020 10:38

lol Opti :)

[optomistic] 18/6/2020 10:36

Are all the empty shops are going to be converted into Chinese takeaways? now how many passengers on a 747...should be OK around Yorkshire with that lot :-/

[aljm] 18/6/2020 10:36

i do struggle to see how any charting is accurate in these times, pretty certain the MM's aint worried about charts, they are putting share prices where they want them , not the charts.....

[ball deap] 18/6/2020 10:30

Any one like tea? What about a tea cup and handle? ;-)

[grahamite2] 18/6/2020 10:24

Totally agree about Greene King, Poikka.

On Wednesday night, Nick Mackenzie, Greene King's chief executive, told The Telegraph the company would update the website on Thursday and offered an unqualified apology.

Apology for what? He's done nothing wrong and neither have the present company or its present shareholders.

[grahamite2] 18/6/2020 10:19

The whole paragraph's a bloody laugh, Poikka, although not the least bit funny.

“cohesion & values”
the "green" agenda

FFS

[poikka] 18/6/2020 10:18

Btw, gonna avoid Greene King pubs in the future - apologising because one of their founders owned plantations in the Windies, ffs, and they're going to make donations to charities connected to BAME matters - just as soon as they have any money to donate, lol.

Give me strength - how far back in history should we go.

[icejelly] 18/6/2020 10:14

And it's a good bet that the EU will try to get billions from the UK even after we have left.

[poikka] 18/6/2020 10:10

“Migration and border management” , that's a laugh!

[aljm] 18/6/2020 10:08

more than likely !!

[alphorn] 18/6/2020 10:07

After they have caught the train, etc to go to their hotel. :(

[aljm] 18/6/2020 10:06

so they are all going to be quarantined for 14 days then ?

[xxxxxy] 18/6/2020 10:03

Brexit saves UK from being baked in EU's new €1.1 TRILLION eurocakeBoris's decision not to extend EU membership avoids EU's MASSIVE new budget?© Brexit Facts4EU.Org 2020The UK's COVID economy may look bad, but without Brexit it would have been much worseBrexit Facts4EU.Org analysis shows what a nightmare the UK has (almost) escaped fromThe EU Commission says it is planning to spend a total new budget of €1.85 TRILLION, starting from 01 January next year. This comprises €1.1 TRILLION for the 'normal' EU budget and €0.75 TRILLION for the Coronavirus measures.When Michael Gove and Boris Johnson formally confirmed on Friday and Monday to EU bureaucrats and three of the EU's many presidents that the UK would not be extending the Transition Period, an enormous financial weight was lifted from the shoulders of UK taxpayers.Every seven years the EU has to agree a budget lasting for the next seven years. Each time, this causes an almighty tussle between the EU Commission, the EU Council, and the EU Parliament. In reality, it is the 27 leaders of the member states of the EU who make the decision and everyone else falls into line, regardless of what political commentators call "the optics".BREXIT FACTS4EU.ORG SUMMARYThe EU's plans to spend €1.85 TRILLION of EU citizens' money, starting on 01 Jan 2021Total proposed EU budget : €1.1 TRILLIONExtras for COVID : €0.75 TRILLIONTOTAL : €1.85 TRILLION(Source: EU Commission, 28 May 2020)Here we focus purely on the normal, non-COVID, budget plans for €1.1 TRILLION?© Brexit Facts4EU.Org - click to enlargeOver a third of the basic EU Commission budget will go on "cohesion & values"Almost another third will go on the "green" agendaThat's €732.5 billion on these two EU Commission priorities aloneThe Commission then plans to spend over €100 billion on "the neighbourhood & the world"That's over 9%, and not that far shy of the amount they're spending on the Single Market"Migration and border management" comes in at just €31.1 billion, or 2.8% of the budgetThis is despite the dramatic effect this has had on so many EU countries since 2014It is much less than half what the EU Commission plans to spend on itself, which is €74.6 billionFull article hTtps://facts4eu.org/news/2020_jun_1_trillion_eurocake

[freddie01] 18/6/2020 09:54

RIP Vera Lynn