nicko31
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So are you still saying Johnson has played a blinder when it comes to services in the FTA?
Just remember we're still in the bedding in period, the best of still to come in April and July
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[Politics] Brexit
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So are you still saying Johnson has played a blinder when it comes to services in the FTA?
Just remember we're still in the bedding in period, the best of still to come in April and July
Garry Nelson's teacher
Well-known member
Playing the man and not the ball?
- Jul 10, 2003
- 27,763
More swinging wildly, missing everything in sight, falling over injuring himself in the process
More swinging wildly, missing everything in sight, falling over injuring himself in the process
You reveL in it[emoji6]
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- Jul 10, 2003
- 27,763
If you want to know the truth, I find it utterly pathetic that a few adults? on here, point blank refuse to take any responsibility for what they've done whether through embarrassment, selfishness, pure idiocy, an ingrained servility or more likely, a mix of them all.
Instead whilst people are trying to highlight and discuss the problems arising from what they have done to various industries, employers and employees, the future of the United Kingdom and the Economic future of what is eventually left of it, these morons continue to post insults, play stupid childish games, without realising that unemployment benefits, public sector pensions (including services pensions), the NHS and all the other things these idiots rely on and take for granted will all be effected eventually
Yep, but just between you and me, I revel in it
Garry Nelson's teacher
Well-known member
If you want to know the truth, I find it utterly pathetic that a few adults? on here, point blank refuse to take any responsibility for what they've done whether through embarrassment, selfishness, pure idiocy, an ingrained servility or more likely, a mix of them all.
Instead whilst people are trying to highlight and discuss the problems arising from what they have done to various industries, employers and employees, the future of the United Kingdom and the Economic future of what is eventually left of it, these morons continue to post insults, play stupid childish games, without realising that unemployment benefits, public sector pensions, the NHS and all the other things these idiots rely on and take for granted will all be effected eventually
Yep, but just between you and me, I revel in it
Shooting fish in a barrel.
vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
- 28,272
If you want to know the truth, I find it utterly pathetic that a few adults? on here, point blank refuse to take any responsibility for what they've done whether through embarrassment, selfishness, pure idiocy, an ingrained servility or more likely, a mix of them all.
Instead whilst people are trying to highlight and discuss the problems arising from what they have done to various industries, employers and employees, the future of the United Kingdom and the Economic future of what is eventually left of it, these morons continue to post insults, play stupid childish games, without realising that unemployment benefits, public sector pensions (including services pensions), the NHS and all the other things these idiots rely on and take for granted will all be effected eventually
Yep, but just between you and me, I revel in it
It's all they can do since they climbed so far up the tree that they can't climb down unaided, and they can't ask for that help as they are too embarrassed and, can't admit to having bought in to the Brexit hoax. It's only going to get worse and they are still going to be stuck up that tree, can't see them doing anything else other than a Kate Hoey.
Garry Nelson's teacher
Well-known member
They need us more than we need them, Chapter XVI
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...times-worse-for-uk-than-eu-brussels-forecasts
PS prize for the first Brexiteer who spots it's from the EU via The Guardian (axis of evil) and therefore not even worth considering, Even bigger prize for one of them that actually reads the piece and then critiques the methodology.
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...times-worse-for-uk-than-eu-brussels-forecasts
PS prize for the first Brexiteer who spots it's from the EU via The Guardian (axis of evil) and therefore not even worth considering, Even bigger prize for one of them that actually reads the piece and then critiques the methodology.
JC Footy Genius
Bringer of TRUTH
- Jun 9, 2015
- 10,568
It's quite sad seeing someone who was apparently HEADHUNTED by the Uk's number ONE bank, back in the day, reduced to sifting through the Daily Express and other esteemed publications posting (and misrepresenting) articles on a football forum as a daily pastime .... ho-hum.
pastafarian
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If you want to know the truth, I find it utterly pathetic that a few adults? on here, point blank refuse to take any responsibility for what they've done whether through embarrassment, selfishness, pure idiocy, an ingrained servility or more likely, a mix of them all.
Instead whilst people are trying to highlight and discuss the problems arising from what they have done to various industries, employers and employees, the future of the United Kingdom and the Economic future of what is eventually left of it, these morons continue to post insults, play stupid childish games, without realising that unemployment benefits, public sector pensions (including services pensions), the NHS and all the other things these idiots rely on and take for granted will all be effected eventually
Yep, but just between you and me, I revel in it
Im quite happy to take responsibility for voting to Leave the European Union.
If i could go back in time to 2016 i would do it again.
If you dont like what the Executive and the EU has negotiated for terms of leaving you can vote the government out.
But i couldnt really give a toss what the resident undemocratic loons on here think anyway, they made their bed and shat in it, they knew what they were trying to do even though they failed and i for one will enjoy their obvious pain.
nicko31
Well-known member
It does seem the only way you can feel better about your grave error is the hope that others are in pain, its all you have left.
That said, perhaps a few thoughts towards those are genuinely going to suffer as a consequence of your actions would be more appropriate
JC Footy Genius
Bringer of TRUTH
- Jun 9, 2015
- 10,568
Same here. Also, begs the question, what sort of person goes about demanding people take responsibility for their vote. Rhetorical obviously .... we all know the answer.
You really are a “WZ Fan Boy” how sweet x
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He ho, if that’s what he wants to do with his well earned retirement doing then I guess he’s right, we shouldn’t be bitter [emoji23]
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Moving up the ranks of the troll squad.
I’m only quoting him, how is that trolling?
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If you want to know the truth, I find it utterly pathetic that a few adults? on here, point blank refuse to take any responsibility for what they've done whether through embarrassment, selfishness, pure idiocy, an ingrained servility or more likely, a mix of them all.
Instead whilst people are trying to highlight and discuss the problems arising from what they have done to various industries, employers and employees, the future of the United Kingdom and the Economic future of what is eventually left of it, these morons continue to post insults, play stupid childish games, without realising that unemployment benefits, public sector pensions (including services pensions), the NHS and all the other things these idiots rely on and take for granted will all be effected eventually
Yep, but just between you and me, I revel in it
Do you feel better for getting that off your chest sweetheart?
Anyway I’m still waiting a response on wether you knew any of the NatWest 3?
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Randy McNob
> > > > > > Cardiff > > > > >
- Jun 13, 2020
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Brexiters still obsessed with the referendum 5 YEARS ago