Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[scruff1] 22/6/2021 19:36

minnie 666 ( is that coincidence?0
Totally agree. Its madness. The sort of thing African or S,American dictators have built when they need to give their ego a boost. Hes crackers, End of

k38 674
Agree with that too. I personally find it a bit same old same old but 5x and minnie seem to love it

[pandy999] 22/6/2021 19:26

Football Brexit spooling whoops

[utrickytrees] 22/6/2021 19:00

So....kin brilliant!! 🤣🤣🤣

[k38] 22/6/2021 18:58

Why you lot still fighting about Brexit. No one is talking about it anymore. It's over.Enjoy your freedom....;))

[jl5006] 22/6/2021 18:53

Doris has become just like Reagan - spitting images - the presidents brain is missing.
Mindless utterances - cant comprehend what the chancellor says - just witters - like his m8 witless.
Every day is worse than the previous one. Everyday is more confusing.
Sod the rules - use common sense - but few remember what common sense was - they took the rule - they took the knee - they wear the useless mask.
Just Brian Rix

[minerve 2] 22/6/2021 18:25

He is not even capable of writing a sentence. :)

[minerve 2] 22/6/2021 18:24

What is bexit?

[minerve 2] 22/6/2021 18:24

How about YOU get a life and we will rejoin?

[pandy999] 22/6/2021 18:18

Still whinging bexit get a life losers

[minerve 2] 22/6/2021 18:03

He got it right.

[minerve 2] 22/6/2021 17:52

We are in a bad place, thanks to the thickos.

Never put power in the hands of clowns, you get a circus.

[utrickytrees] 22/6/2021 17:42

When you trade, you have to compromise. But only as far as you are willing to.

Psycho corrrectamundo! Fundamentally the great British public questioned the benefit of an additional layer of expensive beaurocracy which was increasingly exposed as not in the UK's best intere...we are where we are.

[xxxxxy] 22/6/2021 17:40

Brussels is attempting to hold back the City in a bid to rebuild its financial clout post-Brexit, the EU's financial services chief has suggested in a thinly veiled warning shot at London.Mairead McGuinness warned that Brexit had "laid bare" vulnerabilities in Europe's financial system by exposing its dependence on the City.She said the EU needed to "reinforce its capacity" after Brexit as Brussels delays key equivalence decisions that would give UK firms greater access to its market. The financial services commissioner insisted the drive was underpinned by financial stability concerns rather than a land grab.The EU has only granted equivalence - when one country recognises another's rules are "equivalent" to provide foreign businesses better access - in a limited number of areas. Brussels has been accused of exploiting the decisions in a bid to lure businesses away from the Square Mile after Brexit.ADVERTISING"Where possible, we want to limit the concentration of critical infrastructures located outside of the EU," Ms McGuinness told the City Week conference. "Our goal is not to move or steal business away from London but rather to build our own infrastructures, and that's an important nuance."The EU has been dragging its feet on equivalence decisions despite warnings of the stance backfiring on the bloc. Many financial services firms have moved some operations out of London but the predictions of an exodus from the City post-Brexit have not come true..... Tom Rees.... Lloyds

[minerve 2] 22/6/2021 17:28

History will write that the electorate were raped.

[minerve 2] 22/6/2021 17:28

Mogg and co knew what they were doing. The rest fell for the brainwash.

[psychochopper] 22/6/2021 17:09

“ and nobody reasonable intelligent or with a modicum of common sense votes for brexit unless in the tiny minority of billionaires who profit from brexit, eg owners of right wing rags. JRM etc and the head of that pub chain .”

You call that an intelligent viewpoint? Certainly sub-GCSE and even 11+. It’s nothing more than a child’s tantrum.

Once again, Arja, your eduction. Or any other credentials you feel able to share? At least Min proudly defends his own.

[arja] 22/6/2021 16:58

and nobody reasonable intelligent or with a modicum of common sense votes for brexit unless in the tiny minority of billionaires who profit from brexit, eg owners of right wing rags. JRM etc and the head of that pub chain .

[arja] 22/6/2021 16:56

pierre,
your statement about "society" judging you as reasonably intelligent shows that you are NOT intelligent or does everyone in your vicinity know you well ? Of course not as your statement is ludicrous .
Also, no remainer ever said the EU is perfect but it is far more democratic than what happens in UK under your beloved Tory party who try to bypass parliament !

[sentimental rules] 22/6/2021 16:37

I have many remainer friends who enjoy a good discussion about it, no one gets angry , and they accept the result. Proud to say they are friends of mine. I also know many more ex-remainers who now are glad we have left.

thankfully I dont know many who are still crying and throwing their toys out of the pram - funnily enough I know of one other. He is also a very angry unhappy fool

so sad to see

funny though to see their rather public daily implosion

[psychochopper] 22/6/2021 16:34

Thing with Min is that he seems to have little ability to deal with disagreement and conflict. I wonder if he ever played team sports. Or any sport, for that matter. Once the game ends, you’re supposed to chat about it in a half-friendly manner. If only he could grow up and deal with Brexit in a similar fashion.

So lacking in class! (in every sense).