[Politics] Brexit

[Baldseagull]

But the EU still has quantitative easing and today reported it wants to increase it. What is their excuse for failure

The ECB is not currently buying bonds, it has suggested it may need to start buying bonds again later in the year. Their problem is Germany.
All totally irrelevant to the round of QE we undertook after the referendum.
The ECB did not start QE until 2015, BoE started in 2009, BoE is buying new bonds with the proceeds of maturing bonds, we are still using QE but we are not increasing the amount, the ECB is still using QE but it is not increasing the amount, the US Federal reserve is selling off the bonds it bought and is therefore decreasing it's amount of QE.

 

[Baldseagull]

Mmmmm ...



.... looks like you are saying that the entire near 3 million non-voting underclass (many who probably drink at their local spoons) only decided to vote for Brexit because of racism/gullibility/stupidity.

Is that not you placing 3 million non voters inside a wetherspoons, and getting them mixed up with Farages knuckle draggers?

 

[Westdene Seagull]

ALL of them. You know why. Have you notnreported them as you agree with them?

So you're just reporting any post by Ppf, regardless of its content, and you wonder why the mods banned you You really are a simpleton !

 

[Baldseagull]

Anyone who ignores democratic votes they don't like and insists it take at least three votes to leave the EU is obviously an undemocratic loon and anyone voting to put a party that has a significant antisemitism problem it seems unable to resolve in power would indeed probably be seen as facilitating the spread of antisemitism. It's unfortunate that you tick both boxes, no idea if there are 20 million like you though .... hope not.

Anyone who ignores electoral irregularities, if they like the result, is an undemocratic loon. The Labour party criticisms over antisemitism are largely related to defining antisemitism, which seems to have expanded to include criticism of Israel, or any suggestion that Zionism is not justified.

 

[Westdene Seagull]

No. Not regardless of content. If they post somthing without any Nazi slogans I will not report it. However, I have yet to spot one which does not.

You said you'd reported 'ALL' of his posts. So how about you quote some of those you've reported then so we can all see Ppf's racist posts ?

 

[GrizzlingGammon]

Anyone who ignores democratic votes they don't like and insists it take at least three votes to leave the EU is obviously an undemocratic loon and anyone voting to put a party that has a significant antisemitism problem it seems unable to resolve in power would indeed probably be seen as facilitating the spread of antisemitism. It's unfortunate that you tick both boxes, no idea if there are 20 million like you though .... hope not.

What about those who vote for the Conservatives who have an islamophobia problem? Those who vote Brexit Party; they have a homophobia problem, amongst other things.

 

[Grombleton]

What about those who vote for the Conservatives who have an islamophobia problem? Those who vote Brexit Party; they have a homophobia problem, amongst other things.

Nooo, it's Labour who are the bad guys. The Brexit Party could blow up a bus full of Nuns and they'd still claim that they were in the right somehow.

 

[Baldseagull]

You said you'd reported 'ALL' of his posts. So how about you quote some of those you've reported then so we can all see Ppf's racist posts ?

It's his sign off, he uses the initials of his former user name, which he is not allowed to use in full on this forum. Plooks was unaware of the significance of his initials, until it was pointed out by other users.
Everything Ppf posts demonstrates his Nazi tendencies, once you understand the significance of his initials. Up to you if you are happy to look past that and enjoy his valuable "leave means leave" contributions to the thread, up to Plooks if he wants to pester the mods with his views, I just have him on ignore.

 

[Westdene Seagull]

It's his sign off, he uses the initials of his former user name, which he is not allowed to use in full on this forum. Plooks was unaware of the significance of his initials, until it was pointed out by other users.
Everything Ppf posts demonstrates his Nazi tendencies, once you understand the significance of his initials. Up to you if you are happy to look past that and enjoy his valuable "leave means leave" contributions to the thread, up to Plooks if he wants to pester the mods with his views, I just have him on ignore.

Maybe that's what Plooks should do rather than accussing mods of being 'Nazi sympathisers' .... but he's too stupid to think of that.

 

[Is it PotG?]

Those who vote Brexit Party; they have a homophobia problem, amongst other things.

Funniest thing I've read all day. Well played.

 

[GrizzlingGammon]

Funniest thing I've read all day. Well played.

The party does. Why would it be funny?

 

[Is it PotG?]

The party does. Why would it be funny?

Nope. Your wise statement said 'Those who vote.....'.

 

[GrizzlingGammon]

Anyone who ignores democratic votes they don't like and insists it take at least three votes to leave the EU is obviously an undemocratic loon and anyone voting to put a party that has a significant antisemitism problem it seems unable to resolve in power would indeed probably be seen as facilitating the spread of antisemitism. It's unfortunate that you tick both boxes, no idea if there are 20 million like you though .... hope not.

What about those who vote for the Conservatives who have an islamophobia problem? Those who vote Brexit Party; they have a homophobia problem, amongst other things.

Nope. Your wise statement said 'Those who vote.....'.

Here is my comment in context, which you purposely removed it from.

 

[portslade seagull]

Here is my comment in context, which you purposely removed it

So are you saying you vote Labour because your anti semitic as your response implies that ??

 

[Grombleton]

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[daveinplzen]

Here is my comment in context, which you purposely removed it

So are you saying you vote Labour because your anti semitic as your response implies that ??

What is this anti semitic that you talk of that you seem to think is Labour party policy?

Are you referring to anti jew, or anti State of Israel?
..

 

[portslade seagull]

What is this anti semitic that you talk of that you seem to think is Labour party policy?

Are you referring to anti jew, or anti State of Israel?
..

Both

 

[GrizzlingGammon]

Here is my comment in context, which you purposely removed it

So are you saying you vote Labour because your anti semitic as your response implies that ??

No where have I alluded to or implied I vote Labour.

 

[daveinplzen]

Both

Bullshit. Give me some examples.

Are you saying these Jews are anti Jewish? Seriously?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=14&v=Gg9jPp8vRjI

People like you are the problem, not the Labour party.

 

[Garry Nelson's teacher]

As a Remainer who has banged on for a long time that the future trade deals issue is the most unconvincing and flimsy part of the Leave case, I guess that the mood music coming from Trump with respect to the 'great guy' Johnson and the trade possibilities that await between our two countries should give grounds for optimism. Indeed, Trump has already started to speculate on the magnitude of increased trade volumes were a free trade deal signed (3,4 or even 5 times current levels).

I just wonder if the course of their chats Johnson has yet pointed out to the President that trade flows both ways? For some reason, I'm tending to frame this as the wolf negotiating a menu deal arrangement the sheep.