Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[grahamite2] 28/9/2021 16:17

I was prepared to give Boris credit for the good things he has done and I still am. He took on the vile criminals trying to undermine Brexit and he saw them off - in many cases he saw them out of the Party.

The destruction of our civil liberties under COVID was monstrous but I can forgive that, provided these measures are unwound in their entirety this very year. Likewise the appalling waste of public money I can put down to a mistake. They are at least trying to reverse course on that.

It's the green thing that's beyond forgiving and which makes him unfit for office. How can any government have making people poor and cold as a flagship policy?

[hoper1] 28/9/2021 15:31

Thanks Utricky. Thought that was likely to be the case.

[utrickytrees] 28/9/2021 15:06

Theyve just announced they're going back to half yearly dividends.

[geckotheglorious] 28/9/2021 14:21

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I like to link the guardian so the naysayers cant claim "nature of source" is questionable - which they do when Telegrpah,Mail,Express, or any newspaper that doesn't fit their political ideology is referenced.

:)

Then it is clear they have no argument!

[hoper1] 28/9/2021 14:21

Can anyone enlighten me. There was talk some time ago of Lloyds paying quarterly dividends... then came the clampdown on divis. Has the company said anything about starting quarterly payments since then or is that water under the bridge now?

[xxxxxy] 28/9/2021 14:15

Guardian is for the Depressed and Lost of Soul.

[winston wolf] 28/9/2021 14:13

Boris has all the time he needs, labour party at at war with each other.
I bet all the remainers believed my £3k golden hello, it went awfully quiet on here for quite a while

[geckotheglorious] 28/9/2021 14:12

If people are wondering how bad things can get...

Petrol panic.

You aint seen nothing yet.

Food crisis coming.
Bleak Christmas: turkeys, trees and toys under threat from labour shortage, suppliers say


And

"Return of the common cold: infections surge in UK as autumn arrives"



A tsunami of problems - wonder how our nannystaters will cope.

[troy holton] 28/9/2021 14:00

Scruff, I made the same mistake (voting Remain) in 2016. For some reason I believed all the lies they spouted. Fortunately my vote didn’t prove to be decisive and I had the chance to partially redeem myself in the last European elections, when I voted for the Brexit Party, and in the 2019 GE, when I voted Conservative. That hasn’t worked out quite as I’d hoped but I’m still prepared to give Boris more time, albeit my patience is wearing thin.

[xxxxxy] 28/9/2021 13:58

David Walton28 Sep 2021 1:56PMI learnt more from a five minute clip from GBNews on YouTube where Farage interviewed a guy who actually runs a haulage company than this article. Apparently it's a mix of things many of which have been known about for years. He yThe Just in time supply chain, another Globalised money saver, is another thing. I remember reading decades ago that prior to the Iraq war the MOD had set up a JIT system for ammunition which worked great until we got into an actual war and it fell apart with a danger that the troops who were attacking Basra were in danger of running out of ammo? Panic people into buying things, loo roll or fuel and this system breaks down because it is designed to run lean so you don't have loads of warehouses full of stock gathering dust.The professional class that Jeremy & the Politicians comes from are hooked on cheap labour as an economic model. I bet he has a sense of his own worth and expects to be paid accordingly unlike the worker drones who actually keep society running. As for the Politicians, if they had spent half as much time trying to make a go of Brexit instead of trying to frustrate it we might be further along the line. And what about the two and half million EU citizens who we had no idea were here and registered to stay? No HGV drivers amongst that lot? ... Daily Telegraph

[scruff1] 28/9/2021 13:31

Troy
I know - I voted in it - to remain. I was lied to by the remainers. They are still at it 40 years later - thats how bitter they can be !!!! I got the years muddled by the way - its my age

[asa8] 28/9/2021 13:27

Tricky filtered arja months ago total tool

[grahamite2] 28/9/2021 13:25

Was it arja?

[bobby semen] 28/9/2021 13:23

i read that the silly cow who was pouring petrol in a plastic bag voted to remain in the EU


says it all

[grahamite2] 28/9/2021 13:21

Troy Holton, I'd change the emphasis of your post slightly. The EEC/EU always was a socialist entity - but in 1975 a lot of people thought permanent moderate socialism was better than the hardline communism the Labour Party was busily inflicting on us.

Labour was trying to turn this country into a second Albania and they got damn close to succeeding before Mrs Thatcher rescued us.

[xxxxxy] 28/9/2021 13:21

Evolution is absolutely inevitable.Like the laws of physics.Fundamental.

[xxxxxy] 28/9/2021 13:20

The bureaucracy of a banana Republic.Wales.

[scruff1] 28/9/2021 13:18

arja
I hate to be the one to break it to you but without the survival of the fittest there would be no evolution - or it would work in reverse as in Britain whereas instead of dying out the useless thickos end up running the gaffe

[xxxxxy] 28/9/2021 13:18

Conversation?Nigel Farage@Nigel_FarageIf the DVLA sit on applications for months, we're simply not going to get through this without more shortages. @grantshapps

[arja] 28/9/2021 13:15

nice one MB as we beg the EU for drivers to help us out of the mess created by brextremists . These brextremists do not need a mind as they have no idea how to use it and come up with some claptrap !



Medieval Blacksmith28 Sep '21 - 11:32 - 352627 of 352652
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"What was the motivation for admitting all those beggar nations?"

I only see the UK going around 'begging' ATM. ;