- Jul 10, 2003
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So, if that is the case, why have myself and @Guinness Boy both said, on this thread, many times that the implementation of the WFA is an almighty cock-up
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So, if that is the case, why have myself and @Guinness Boy both said, on this thread, many times that the implementation of the WFA is an almighty cock-up
cjd
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I really don't think that is true at all.
Like countries all over the world, Covid had an enormous effect on finances.
Many, many countries in Europe have suffered hugely because of Putins war in Ukraine.
You can't judge other countries by the holiday resorts that most people go to when going "abroad".
There is much to do in every country throughout the world. It is hoped for an upward turn in economics everywhere that will help all of us. Party politics will make little difference, despite the continual nonsense spouted on forums.
It's a nonsense.
I think the UK is a fantastic country .
I think your opinion that the UK is a decaying country and beyond saving is somewhat wide of the mark.
I don't share your depressing outlook. Sorry.
Not quite sure if this should be here, in the budget thread or the Tory thread. But interesting anyway - there's usually only one reason for trying to suppress a report....
www.theguardian.com
Jeremy Hunt calls on government not to release OBR review into his spending plans
Former chancellor accuses Rachel Reeves of politicising Office for Budget Responsibility by release on budget day
www.theguardian.com
Not quite sure if this should be here, in the budget thread or the Tory thread. But interesting anyway - there's usually only one reason for trying to suppress a report....
Jeremy Hunt calls on government not to release OBR review into his spending plans
Former chancellor accuses Rachel Reeves of politicising Office for Budget Responsibility by release on budget day
UK Treasury refuses to disclose key details of £22bn fiscal ‘black hole’
Freedom of information request by FT seeking breakdown of government overspend is declined
www.ft.com
Or Declining a FOI request from the FT for further details on the black hole....
Quite right. If I was wealthy I’d just buy a villa on Lake Como and stay there TBH.
Nobody rich has ever chosen to live in Burnley.
cjd
Well-known member
My stalker returns.
Oh , so sorry you utter piece of shit.
I assume that debars me from any opinion of the country i lived in for 60 years. The country I still pay a significant amount of tax to each year.
The country I still visit on a regular basis to see my children and friends.
The country that I believe has so much cultural interests and diversity and stunning places to visit.
The country that I still own a home in.
The unfortunate part is that it contains YOU.
Worst EVER moderator on this forum.
Please, do the decent thing and step down from your unwarranted position as a Moderator on this forum.
Oh when will we be free of this awful Government? They’re giving more money to the plebs now. The BASTARDS.
Moshe Gariani
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- Mar 10, 2005
- 12,191
cjd
Well-known member
I appreciate your words.
Sooner or later Mr McKay will need to grow a pair and deal with this individual.
I have had a number of people contact me recently via e-mail, phone etc etc and feel the same way about this moderator.
He is nothing short of a menacing stalker. He needs to be removed.
He is sick.
cjd
Well-known member
Likewise as I have just posted to another......Forget him and move on mate, i promise if you knew him you’d laugh at yourself for wasting your time on him
No, he is a sick individual with extraordinary ability to act like a bullying c u n t.
It's not good for the balance of this forum.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
….but you are being given some good advice by people who you have no beef with ….i’d rather you were still on this board for balance ….but (and take this the right way) you are not doing yourself any favours with the crude language and taking the bait being thrown at you …..and yes you may live in France …and you arent the only one who lives abroad and yet give opinions on this country ….so imo you are quite within your rights…lets face it quite a few of us give opinions about other countries and yet we dont live in them
cjd
Well-known member
I thankyou for your supporting message.
I appreciate that my accurate descriptions of this awful moderator probably don't help.
Unfortunately, he is a piece of shit and totally unsuitable to be a Moderator on this forum.
It's just a fact.
Incidentally, I live in France at present, because the weather is generally better, and the amount of land here compared to the SE of England is significantly more. The result of this is much less expensive housing in the countryside.
I like France, but it's health system in this vicinity, the dentistry and optical services are significantly worse than in the UK. Swings and roundabouts.
My nearest doctor is now 12 miles away. My nearest dentist was probably trained by the bitches of Auschwitz ( my teeth now sorted by Turkey ) and the optical chappie took two years to sort the problems for an old boy who lives nearby that I try to help, for something I got the same results from one visit to Specsavers in the UK.
I think it's isn't all bad in the UK.
PS; Message to Guinness Boy. Please do not continually respond to my postings . You are sick. You need help.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
cjd
Well-known member
I accept your view point. I still think Americans just visiting probably would prefer Barcelona to Burnley anyway. It was more about actually living somewhere as opposed to visiting.
Interestingly, Americans represent the largest group of people now moving to France to live.
Weststander
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cjd
Well-known member
I think that would be a huge mistake for him to make.