How's the holiday going Ciz?
Bored after a couple of days, I noticed you bouncing around thread after thread pissed up 24/7 shitstirring.......Thats my job:)
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How's the holiday going Ciz?
Bored after a couple of days, I noticed you bouncing around thread after thread pissed up 24/7 shitstirring.......Thats my job:)
CAM 006 needs adjusting.
The irony :)Quote:
Originally Posted by cyrille
Well, the question asked was easy enough, cyrille.Quote:
Originally Posted by cyrille
Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union?
Remain a member of the European Union
Leave the European Union
33,577,342 people voted. I am not yet aware of any research that shows how many people "too stupid to deal with this stuff" voted leave and how many people "too stupid to deal with this stuff" voted remain.
I am also not aware of a 'too-stupid-to-vote' test for the referendum so we'll just have to accept the result:
Leave: 17,410,742 votes
Remain: 16,141,241 votes
Winning margin: 1,269,501 votes.
Quote:
EU heading for economic bomb EXPLOSION, economist urges UK to be ‘far away'
A GERMAN economist has urged the UK to be “far, far away” when the EU’s economic “bomb explodes” as he warned the eurozone is heading for financial catastrophe.
By REBECCA PERRING
PUBLISHED: 12:33, Fri, Apr 26, 2019 | UPDATED: 17:29, Fri, Apr 26, 2019
https://www.express.co.uk/news/world...-brexit-updateQuote:
Dr Markus Krall threw his support behind Britain’s decision to unshackle itself from the EU as he blasted the Union as a “bureaucratic protectionist system”. The German banker said the European Central Bank has created a “big and pretty powerful monetary bomb” that the UK is lucky to avoid.
He said: “One should be far, far away when the bomb explodes, which is what the Brits are doing at the moment.
“The monetary bomb the ECB has created for us is unfortunately pretty big and pretty powerful, also because they have been working on it for a long time.
“We have witnessed a low and then zero interest rate policy for 12 years and this policy has massively eroded our banking system in the Eurozone.”
Dr Krall said by backing Brexit, the UK had made a “logical” decision to leave the EU and if was British he would have done the same.
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He told RT Deutsch: “I believe that Brexit is based on a healthy economical analysis. And they are not the only ones.
“I believe that by now many have realised, and not just in Great Britain but also in Europe, in the USA, in Russia and China, that something is festering in Europe and that a problem was created with this monetary policy which is now turning virulent and which will blow up in our faces.
“I was British, I would support Brexit, of course and absolutely.
“I have two hearts beating in my chest. As a German I, of course, have to say that the exit of Great Britain will further weaken the liberal, free market economy position within the EU.
A nice little read. Sorry too much to just copy & paste.
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Kinnock's £10 MILLION Pay Off and the EU SECRET BANK ACCOUNTS - christophereverard.co.ukQuote:
Kinnock’s £10 MILLION Pay Off and the EU SECRET BANK ACCOUNTS
And all remain voters are scared of change. Like the Gent, all they want is stability. The problem with that is a lack of foresight and vision.Quote:
Originally Posted by cyrille
They don’t trust anyone to run the country into the ground, apart from the current professional elites, in both Westminster and Brussels.
They also fail to understand that the cabal of Westminster and Brussels is a runaway broken train, destined for a big fuck off hole in the ground.
The UK and The EU are both broken systems, dependent on each other continuing to fail the people on a truly massive scale. The fact that you, and the remain minority are running scared and running out of ideas says it all really. You are half mollusc half biscuit. Hanging on, but crumbling.
Sorry I double posted.
Grief, an economic panjandrum pontificates from the pulpit of his private consultancy practice preaching that time-honoured doctrine of imminent armageddon generating more revenue for his charlatan schtick, and the common herd laps it up because it tells them what they want to hear - as if the Express and RT were anything but rags wiping the mob's arse.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pragmatic
The point of course is that irrespective of whether the UK remains in the EU or quits it, if this wanker's bullshit end-of-the-fucking-world prognostication comes to pass in the EU then Britain is pretty well fucked twenty three ways to Christmas. But of course, the not entirely insignificant fact that Britain is not in the euro has of course no bearing on the Hun's Gottadammarung ........
Also, Prag, if you are reading that Illuminati shithead Everard's crap then you need to go and see a fucking good counsellor. Christ man, you're turning into Kurtz in Conrad's Heart of Darkness stuck in your fucking Isaan boonies among the savages.
The Brexit contagion spreads inexorably further and deeper into the British economy as car manufacturing continues to fall ever downwards precipitated by the growing fear of commitment to debt by British consumers, a reluctance that has crippled the property market. Even the dimmest diehard Brexit loons have given up using the fucking lame diesel sales excuse with most reports conceding Brexit is the fucker responsible. High Street leases are now increasingly worthless as retailers give up their outlets in the face of the consumer recession - and similar to the car manufacturing slump attributed stupidly to diesel sales, it has fuck all to do with online shopping, Brits are simply giving up buying shit because they can't afford it as Brexit continues to devalue their currency and raises prices - fucking Boots are now closing over 200 stores and more chains are following suit. Real jobs are disappearing faster than a politician's promise as the steel industry collapses and more car manufacturers bale out. The catering trade is haemorrhaging its guts out as we have seen from Jamie Oliver's empire collapsing together with all the other chain froth pap. And all because 17.4 million morons voted to blow a leg off because the cretins thought it would make them run faster.
Today the £ is 40.16 baht, the lowest rate for decades, and 1.26$, the lowest it has been since 2016.
Sterling at $1.10 is fast becoming the new reality, a I forecasted way back in 2016, and the £ hitting 32-34baht is certainly inevitable.
With oil prices rising and the Tory party on the point of disintegration with another referendum promising to tear the country apart again even more, the auspices are grim indeed.
And the kicker is, there was never any benefit to Brexit except in the minds of the stupid, the deluded and the profoundly ignorant.
Actually, it's quite exciting, in the sense falling from a fucking cliff might be.
Well why don't you just sit back and wait for the moment whereby you can jump up and tell us all 'I told you so'. But in the meantime :stfu1: :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Seekingasylum
Would you like to compare the current state of the UK economy with those of Germany, France and Italy, you utter buffoon.
I'm an Ipswich Town supporter although I will be going up to Seoul to watch the match on Sunday morning with my fellow North Londoner. He's a bit low-so being from the Tottenham area; I'm from Southgate (which used to be nice) which is just next door to Palmers Greek.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seekingasylum
Err the British debt to GDP ratio is among the highest in Europe, its productivity rate is among the lowest and its manufacturing sector contribution to GDP is the lowest.Quote:
Originally Posted by buriramboy
And it just voted to cut itself off from unfettered trade with 500 million consumers in 27 countries just 22 fucking miles away.
Britain is fuuuuuckked.
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(from the BBC link last page)
https://www.itv.com/news/2019-05-29/...r-marcus-ball/
If this is a world first, as he claims, then why would he pick on this issue above all other cases of politicians lying? This is just more remoaner nonsense, the lengths they will go to is extreme; utter nutters. If he really cared about politicians lying then there are so many cases in the UK to go after...
Next point, I wonder if the courts will equally accept some of the pure lies that folks such as Alistair Camball and that former Liberal leader twat liar extraordinaire, Clegg told? The lies told by by PMs: Brown, Blair, May, Cameron... were extremely impressive.
I did this three years ago when your £ fell 20% reducing your income by a similar amount.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pragmatic
Sometimes, one truly does wonder.....
The stop Boris campaign is in full swing and will probably succeed but i do hope this court case actually succeeds as will open the flood gates for further cases once a precedent has been set with hopefully Tony B liar next.
What is your obsession with the exchange rate as though it is the be all and end all. 3 years since the vote and a weaker £, yet inflation only averaging circa 2% over the last 3 years, the economy chugging along nicely, employment at record levels, wage increases higher than inflation. Apart from pensioners who failed to plan ahead living in Pattaya who is it who is experiencing any downside as it certainly isn't people in the UK.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seekingasylum
Yes, the anti-Boris media is in full swing.Quote:
Originally Posted by buriramboy
Also, the Blairites are in full swing trying to get Corbyn out or at least on the leash... For the sake of Labour, Tom Watson has to be sacked, imho - endless open rebellion against the leader who has bought in a huge proportion of their votes is unacceptable.
What we are seeing more and more of is a Blairite cross-party coalition of sorts with half the Labour party being Blairites and a good proportion of the Tories (Cameron supporters, Blair lite...) also being Blairites (as per the nutter Soubry who has now left to be part of the Blair party). This lot have been and will increasingly work together to stop Brexit, stop political reform in the UK (Blair stacked the House of Lords with his cronies...) and just keep their stranglehold on British politics. I don't think many folks realize how dramatically Blair changed the UK political scene, how the government is run, etc - took it away from the visible political space into the opaque business consultant and advisor space (just like the Clintons did...) which has massively increased cronyism and their bank balances - effectively running the county like a private company with associated stock benefits.
And UK car production fell 45 % in April compared with the same period last year, amidst fears of crashing out without a deal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seekingasylum
What a hulking moron this idiot is.
You do make me laugh, BumBum. I should imagine you got the dodgy genes when it came to sharing out the DNA through happenstance.
True unemployment is around 16% when one strips out the bullshit self-employed/part time/ zero hour contracts/ bogus training schemes and youth start get-them-off-the-fucking-register jobs, many of which are mere vehicles for working tax credits receipt.
The inflation rate is increasing and surpasses the 2% BoE trigger point but this is of course 200% more than it was before Brexit. Further devaluation of the currency, and the concomitant stagflationary cycle that will be precipitated on any hard Brexit, will ensure a rate of 5% within a year. To a debt-ridden populace this alone will ensure economic misery for a decade to come.
Incomes are stagnant in that the nugatory increases of the past two years have signally failed to overcome the effects of the 2% inflation and certainly for nigh on 20 million workers the loss of 8% in their incomes frozen in the austerity regime has yet to be reversed.
This of course explains the not inconsiderable fact that over 14 million Brits struggle in poverty and cannot afford their food, energy, accommodation and clothing costs without incurring debt they cannot repay. Over 25 millions have no savings to speak of and the full-time employment pool is shrinking annually.
Britain is teetering on the edge of a new era of stagflation, a hard WTO Bexit will push it over the brink this year and there will be no going back.
You really are quite unbalanced. Do you hear voices in your head telling you to do things Betty?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bettyboo
The BBC giving Blair more free propaganda time:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JI1juH5-Tpk
There's a massive effort by the Blairite establishment (which is pretty much what Cameron was too) to continue their social experiment. Why would the BBC just keep giving him airtime???
Ah right, so this whole clusterfcuk is Labour’s fault.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bettyboo
:rolleyes:
You really are a rabid tory, aren’t you. You are completely blind to all of the party’s faults.
^ actually, I'm more of a Labour voter. You seem to have missed the point: Corbyn never was leader of the Labour party; the Blairites were always fighting him, and it looks like they've won - certainly Starmer has been leading the party for the last few months. Labour got huge votes from socialists and pretty left-wing youngsters, but despite their manifesto promises (which were lies because they never had the money to support it), they never became an "old-Labour" style party. Labour are two distinct and separate parts: Corbyn/Momentum/unions vs Blairites. The former are generally Brexit (although mixed) the latter are completely remain - they've never gotten over this divide, but now it's coming to a head. The Brexit problem is bad leadership by the Tories and undermining of the vote by powerful institutionalized remoaners on all sides. It's not Labour's fault or Corbyn's fault, but they are now in a dire state. I think they should kick out the Blairites and become a true working-class supporting Labour party, but they need to get rid of Watson, Thornburry, Starmer and the likes for that to happen - and, I suspect the reverse will happen, and Corbyn's day's are numbered...
Wankers Cambell and Blair on the offensive to get Corbyn out...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_4hL2Xw5qU
I wonder how many Labour voters will leave when the Blairites turn Labour into a full on remain party? They'll be lots more votes for the Brexit party - and it'll all be in the Midlands, Wales and up North where labour need the votes. In London, the Blairites will continue to win, but Labour will just become a London based party - I wonder what Tony Benn would make of that...
What is it with and just making shit up that bares no resemblance to the reality on the ground. Was FuFu a multinic of yours? The trouble with you is you read an OPINION piece in the Guardian and dont realise it's an OPINION piece and take it as fact then regurgitate it treating it as fact without having bothered to read it in full. Every single one of your points in this post is either plain wrong or just made up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seekingasylum