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[k38] 14/1/2019 12:22

This is f#€ up.. I never expected UK people would hand so easy their freedom to Brussels. That ruthless woman is a traitor. As for BBC it's just a game to attract viewers.

[fatnacker] 14/1/2019 12:22

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Jacko wouldn't be saying WTO is no problem if he was a sheep farmer exporting lamb."

why?

[bargainbob] 14/1/2019 12:17

Minerve ,

Mini Minerve was also electrical and electronic engineer in his past lol

[ladeside] 14/1/2019 12:15

It's increasingly looking likely that the EU / May deal is going to get through.

The EU are now pulling out all the stops to help her as they can't believe their luck that they're more or less getting to keep a subservient UK with no input or say on any future decisions.

Win / Win for them, Lose / Lose for all of us.........

[cheshire pete] 14/1/2019 12:09

It's not just about £ Minerve. Support can come, if needed, from the £39 billion we won't be paying the EU. Why do you need to boast about your net-worth Minerve? Trying to cover for some sort of inadequacy maybe, very strange.

[minerve] 14/1/2019 12:02

WOW, green ticks. Pay the bills don't they! LOL

I look for a return where it really matters. That is why I have a net-worth multiples greater than yours. ;)

[cheshire pete] 14/1/2019 11:56

I grow spuds and green vegetables as well Minerve, soil good here.
I may be a numpty Minerve but my thoughts are in line with several others on this board, as evidenced by green ticks lol.

[jacko07] 14/1/2019 11:53

cheshire pete14 Jan '19 - 10:30 - 242443 of 242449

heard the same lady on R4 early this morning. I thought she now comes over as a somewhat blustering and hectoring person, about to threshold dementia. She was not at the earlier hour either cogent or well organised in her argument.

Cheshire..bbalan..I watched McVey being interviewed by Adam Boulton and have to agree with CP, Boulton was the one blustering, McVey was precise.

Remainers can't seem to get it, the best deal will be 'no deal', then Europe will want to re-negotiate and they will back down. I don't really care either way, WTO is not a problem. However Europe will not let us go, they need the £39 billion and a buying UK whatever scare stories are out there.

I am confident there will be a deal with Europe.

[cheshire pete] 14/1/2019 11:49

Sounded good to me bbalanjones, Boulton kept on interrupting her though in the same way Marr does, trying to keep her 'in check'. Won't comment on your threshold remark as you are clearly an expert on the matter.

[semper vigilans] 14/1/2019 11:11

Not quite what was said?

[gotnorolex] 14/1/2019 11:08

Breaking news.....As expected, Junker says he wants to move ahead on a trade deal that takes away the need for a backstop!

[bbalanjones] 14/1/2019 10:49

cheshire pete14 Jan '19 - 10:30 - 242443 of 242449

heard the same lady on R4 early this morning. I thought she now comes over as a somewhat blustering and hectoring person, about to threshold dementia. She was not at the earlier hour either cogent or well organised in her argument.

[minerve] 14/1/2019 10:49

"Garden shed gradually filling up with tins of beans. Not sure lentils as well is such a good idea though bb."

Can you believe this numpty voted for this! What numpty would vote for a future where he believes it will get that bad he has to stockpile beans in his shed!

Honestly, did you get any qualifications at school? Have we any indication that you might have some intelligence?

[bargainbob] 14/1/2019 10:47

MAY “BRAZEN HYPOCRISY” OVER SECOND REFERENDUM

Theresa May has been caught distorting reality over her party’s record on respecting referendum results, with a planned speech containing “brazen hypocrisy” over a second referendum.

In a speech today, the Prime Minister is expected to say: “Imagine if an anti-devolution House of Commons had said to the people of Scotland or Wales that despite voting in favour of a devolved legislature, Parliament knew better and would overrule them. Or else force them to vote again.”

However, Ms May herself voted against the Wales Bill to establish an Assembly and backed a wrecking amendment to the Scotland Bill.

And the Tories went to stand in 2005 on a manifesto proposing a second referendum in Wales that could see the Assembly abolished.

[bargainbob] 14/1/2019 10:47

Pete you need to keep a gas supply , just saying :-)

[cheshire pete] 14/1/2019 10:45

Garden shed gradually filling up with tins of beans. Not sure lentils as well is such a good idea though bb.

[cheshire pete] 14/1/2019 10:41

Petition not to allow Article 50 to be extended now over 16000. Spread the word to all brexiteers. Freedom for our country from the wasteful, undemocratic EU where the strong feed off the weak.

[bargainbob] 14/1/2019 10:39

Go on xxxxy get of the fence.

[xxxxxy] 14/1/2019 10:36

Like lloy to be about 47 - personal view. I like shillings too - sometimes.

Think it will be 80ish September - personal view.

Just don't know.

Do know whatever, people are better off than in 60s. Financially that is. Because of science and technology and a Free and Democratic society. But there are values and quality of life to consider - and then I am not sure if we really are better off. The Lord Corporate.

[bargainbob] 14/1/2019 10:36

Just stock Lentils mike .

[mikemichael2] 14/1/2019 10:34

Have you got your 'Brexit Survival Box' Min ?? Only £300 and selling fast !!

[xxxxxy] 14/1/2019 10:30

Of course it is nothing to do with Brexit.

Live FTSE 100 dips after collapse in Chinese trade and Eurozone industrial production




Sinners and Slaves

[cheshire pete] 14/1/2019 10:30

Just watched our MP, the Right Honourable Esther McVey run rings around Adam Boulton on Sky News. What a fighter and such a refreshing contrast to appeaser May.....glad we've got her fighting for real Brexit.
No deal and WTO.

[bargainbob] 14/1/2019 09:37

Lloyds has been trashed for the last year as fundamentals improve , PPI comes ever closer to an end point . The divi yield and the performance of retail has attracted value investors in the past week. The low exchange rate adds to the appeal.

It the type of situtation Warren likes and builds on without notice.

"In short, Lloyds could very soon be looking a lot like Buffett’s favourite US bank"

Now for the real price shaker , we all know .Jacko has to buy back in soon.