Well it would certainly be amongst the daftest......
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- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
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Well it would certainly be amongst the daftest......
Klaas
I've changed this
- Nov 1, 2017
- 2,663
Because you didn't
It's all there in black and white
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I'll let you get back to your porn, puff and getting nuts deep in Battlefield 1 with your boys, but I'm the freak ?
Seems to have done another disappearing act, at least when it comes to me asking him about the very revealing time he tried to make friends with Looney (yes you read that right).
https://nortr3nixy.nimpr.uk/showthread.php?352180-Trump&p=7943164&viewfull=1#post7943164
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Happy Non Brexit Day.
Meanwhile here's the fairy.
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Meanwhile here's the fairy.
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nicko31
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I'm expecting civil disobedience se soir as predicted by James Cleverly commander in chief....
nicko31
Well-known member
Best hope for saving Britain in a few weeks...
That report does not really paint the positive financial side of Brexit.
It works out at -£1,100 per person, per year but some individuals will do very very well out of Brexit.
We’ll see thousands of American pharmaceutical capitalists move into the country as the NHS is semi-privatised in order to bring the USA to the table to agree a trade deal. They will take residence in our most expensive properties, and benefit top end restaurants and sellers of luxury goods. Those high end product companies will also see amazing growth from disaster capitalists betting against UK businesses on the markets like Jacob Rees-Mogg who will finally get the financial dividends he so craves and that inspired him to be a politician in the first place.
nicko31
Well-known member
NHS current drug bill £18B
NHS drug bill with USA prices £45B
That's 3 times the cost of being a member of the world's largest trading block
As for Mogg we all know the first thing Somerset Capital did after the Brexit vote in 2016
BUT STILL THEY PEDAL THE SNAKE OIL
And we will need to pay market rate prices but it won’t be the NHS forking out. I’m pretty certain that the NHS will remain free under a BJ government but people will need to pay for our drugs and prescriptions. We’ll need insurance for that so your only looking at around £35 per month for the average per person (it’s £218 in the US but you get your complete healthcare package for that). In my family, that’s around £140 per month I’ll need to find. So no extra cost for the NHS except in hiring non-EU nationals to fill the the nurse and doctor vacancies, they’ll need a king’s ransom to come and work in this hateful country so expect another £10bn in salaries to come out the NHS per year.
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Garry Nelson's teacher
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I awoke to find us still the EU and Mr Johnson presumably not dead in a ditch. That's a relief - well one of them is.
I reflected on our old friend Project Fear. This was a brilliant device, which of course made it easy for Leavers to frame the Remain arguments as negative whilst framing their own as sunny optimism …..believe in Britain and all that tosh. But it was clever, no doubt and must have mobilised the support of many, some of whom will live to regret it and some of whom will already be dead, if not in a ditch.
But of course, there has been not one but 2 Project Fear variants. Yes, one was often based on forecasts and projections of 'consequences' - often expressed quantitively (eg GPD will fall by X%). Doubtless some of these were mistaken, some exaggerated for political purposes and some just plain wrong. Like all forecasting, the judge and jury will be the outturn.
So what of the other Project Fear? This goes back a lot further. We'd lose the British way of life (eg our bizarre weights and measures), there'd be a no more room for the straight banana, our sons and daughters would be conscripted to a European army and we'd be swamped by 50 million (or was it more?) Turks.
Of the two competing cases, I know which one stands up to more rational scrutiny and which one is more sinister. Welcome to the UK, 2019.
I reflected on our old friend Project Fear. This was a brilliant device, which of course made it easy for Leavers to frame the Remain arguments as negative whilst framing their own as sunny optimism …..believe in Britain and all that tosh. But it was clever, no doubt and must have mobilised the support of many, some of whom will live to regret it and some of whom will already be dead, if not in a ditch.
But of course, there has been not one but 2 Project Fear variants. Yes, one was often based on forecasts and projections of 'consequences' - often expressed quantitively (eg GPD will fall by X%). Doubtless some of these were mistaken, some exaggerated for political purposes and some just plain wrong. Like all forecasting, the judge and jury will be the outturn.
So what of the other Project Fear? This goes back a lot further. We'd lose the British way of life (eg our bizarre weights and measures), there'd be a no more room for the straight banana, our sons and daughters would be conscripted to a European army and we'd be swamped by 50 million (or was it more?) Turks.
Of the two competing cases, I know which one stands up to more rational scrutiny and which one is more sinister. Welcome to the UK, 2019.
- Jul 10, 2003
- 27,767
Glad to see some remainers still posting 'Project Fear' claims.
Grombleton
Surrounded by <div>s
- Dec 31, 2011
- 7,356
Glad to see we haven't left on the 31st!
Agreed.... and I wonder if Leave posters on here will finally learn some better way to express their views without mindless sloganising.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Leave means leave.
Got much on today ?
A good collection of portentous nonsensical comment. Really funny. Thanks.
- Jul 10, 2003
- 27,767
My good friend says she will make some completely impossible predictions then
1. Boris will get elected
2. He will try and 'rebrand' May's deal
3. We won't leave with 'no deal' on October 31st
(I guess that being proven correct with all her previous predictions on what would happen on every 'LEAVE means LEAVE' date so far, may have given her a completely unjustified level of confidence - we will see)
I guess that since she has had her last set of predictions from before the Tory leadership election proven correct yet again, it's probably time for some more 'impossible predictions'
She says
1. There will be another hung parliament
2. The MP for Brighton Pavilion will increase their majority again
Between you and me, I think she just states the bleedin' obvious and then claims psychic powers, but if the last 3.5 years has taught us anything, it's that there's always someone out there gullible enough to fall for any old crap
[MENTION=33253]JC Footy Genius[/MENTION] and [MENTION=1365]Westdene Seagull[/MENTION] - You may want to bookmark this post because Shirley, she has to get one wrong eventually
Mo Gosfield
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- Aug 11, 2010
- 6,362
No he isn't. Hugely popular out in the Shires. They all wanted him, warts and all. They are not going to desert him now.
He will still be in charge of the largest party, after the election.
Si Gull
Way Down South
Great in theory but be careful.... I've looked at two sites and they suggested voting for different parties for my constituency, one of which has little chance of winning.
Mo Gosfield
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- Aug 11, 2010
- 6,362
Since when has this been the forum for sensible debate?