Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[arja] 22/6/2021 13:31

The Tories are not keen on honouring agreements which they signed up to .

[optomistic] 22/6/2021 13:31

Porto, looking at the lack of posts after yours, it seems as there is no answer to
'The posh part of course' . LOL
jam2day it appears is still wandering around looking for the posh part ;-))

[arja] 22/6/2021 13:30

tricktrees,
what garbage . If so , they got that viewpoint DIRECTLY from right wing tabloids as they would know SFA about that matter . One York brexiteer voted to leave because of
too many potholes on York streets and must be fault of EU . ( it was on LBC show ) .

[minerve 2] 22/6/2021 13:27

Why would Remainers change their minds? The facts haven't changed. What was said was going to happen by Remainers is happening. Frost and Boris play like the spoilt children they are and attempt to picture the EU as the nasty bully boy but only the chimps fall for that game.

The EU are just playing to the rules. Something that Boris doesn't seem capable of.

[arja] 22/6/2021 13:26

minerve2,
What hypocrites they are as they will be against Scotland taking back control , not to mention Irish reunification and taking back control from a Colonial power ( smile )

[utrickytrees] 22/6/2021 13:26

Many voters in the referendum were also concerned about the EU power grab with the Lisbon Treaty, effectively changing the template for an EU community to an EU State.

[minerve 2] 22/6/2021 13:24

Taking back control innit mate.
Sovereignty innit mate.
Democracy innit mate.

[arja] 22/6/2021 13:24

xxxxy,
what a clown you are to post that article from an extreme right wing rag which used to be a respectable paper I understand . Probably not true anyway .
For every remainer who has changed his or her mind , there are probably 20 leavers who now regret their decision . Anyway , no real remainer would change his mind and your example would be one who was always undecided knowing SFA about the issues which applies to many brainwashed brexiteers .

xxxxxy22 Jun '21 - 12:25 - 342570 of 342593
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Peter Hall22 Jun 2021 9:11AM


As I wrote in another DT blog yesterday. . .


I voted remain.


I sincerely apologise to everyone for my foolishness.

[minerve 2] 22/6/2021 13:20

Or is that turps drinking parrots....

LOL!

[arja] 22/6/2021 13:17

you are right about democracy and , as we had a referendum which was fraudulent and deprived millions of a vote including EU citizens LIVING here , no reason not to have another referendum in due course allowing 16 and 17 year olds to vote . Then we would get an honest result . The 2016 referendum was flawed and no reason to respect the result .

[arja] 22/6/2021 13:12

minerve2,
have you noticed how these brextremists keep posting texts from right wing rags like the daily express and the telegraph ?? . They like soundbites from these rags as they have not able to think for themselves . Just like full page stories in Daily Mail about one , say , Romanian rapist and it is reason to despise all Romanians and reason to leave the EU . These brextremists are pathetic creatures or many of them.

[minerve 2] 22/6/2021 13:06

No point wishing brain cancer on Utricky. Poor fellow wouldn't notice and neither would anyone else. LOL!

[minerve 2] 22/6/2021 13:05

Democracy is not a singular event.

If Labour get in and want to go back into EU we could have another referendum and do it. It would be great. Just before MM2 and sentiment die of brain cancer.

[maxk] 22/6/2021 13:01

Yes, but it needs a fifth vote to confirm it. (and a sixth etc etc)

[geckotheglorious] 22/6/2021 12:59

Utrick,

Spot on.

Yet saddo Remainers like Minerve and Arja want to fight the Brexit Referendum over and over and over again..

We are 5 years on. It is boring.

And time is far better spent adapting to the new paridigm we find ourselves in.

You'd have thought wealthy people(allegedly) like Minerve would have better ways to spend their time than just whinge incessantly about something they have no control over)

The vote is in.
We are OUT.
We voted OUT 4 times.

[minerve 2] 22/6/2021 12:59

But it is more about strategy than scale. With deals already in place with eight of the CPTPP members, joining may add as little as 0.1% to the size of the UK economy, and it's not clear yet what the UK will have to concede to get the deal, nor how quickly it will happen.



0.1%!!!!!!!!!!!


ROFLMAO!

HILARIOUS!

[minerve 2] 22/6/2021 12:52

And after Gecko masturbating his little willy silly over the news, the reality:

"But it is more about strategy than scale. With deals already in place with eight of the CPTPP members, joining may add as little as 0.1% to the size of the UK economy, and it's not clear yet what the UK will have to concede to get the deal, nor how quickly it will happen."


0.1%?

Not worth getting out of bed for. How much have we lost so far with the EU? How many millenia will need to pass by before we are back to square one?