Dream on, they will want road tax as well.!
Brexit, for once some facts.
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Dont bother him with Facts... considered poor taste by Brexit Fans.
I was quoting from
"EU facts behind the claims: UK influence"
Look under Democracy..They were not opinions but findings.
It might not be such a bad thing.
Having just driven home, in the car I was tuck behind a group of cyclists for at least 3 miles. Absolutely no regard for the fact they were both slower and more vulnerable. Times certainly change from my younger days on a bike. We obviously need defined cycle ways/routes and someone will have to pay for them!
Come on flecc we all know full well all those laws are ignored. ( my own Haibike was totally illegal when purchased, second hand)
Every other post on here is telling how to detestrict or build your own Firblade challenging Ebike. Just another example of laws being flouted, esprcially EU ones..
In Spain and France they use the " No Vehicle Signs" off road as target practice...Our own village gendarme told me to ignore the signs..whilst inspecting my mc..
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I don't trust them to lie as thoroughly or comprehensively as a Conservative Politician would be my qualified response to that.
Speaking of which has Boris been pressured into telling the truth about being wrong in what he said?
Or even better been given the sack?
Naturally not, being a Tory and a Brexit major culprit means he is free to say any fantastically foolish thing that makes the Brief journey through his brain.
You could always give his job to Jackass Grease Smug and let him loose on an unsupecting world.
Are you saying the LSE are incompetent, and if so why? apart from their annoying habit of rubbishing the Brexit Fantasy of course.
And that is exactly why Britain is simply not suited to the EU project.
Our values are so different.
Now that is a wonderfully biassed view.
What makes you think the average YOB cares who's laws they flout?
[QUOTE="oldgroaner, post: 408520, member: 15142"Are you saying the LSE are incompetent, and if so why? apart from their annoying habit of rubbishing the Brexit Fantasy of course.[/QUOTE]
Taking money from the late Saddam Hussain do for a start?
Taking money from the late Saddam Hussain do for a start?
Only a large faction hold that view, it is not as you would like to make out "the will of the people"
You have no proof whatsoever to make that statement, and the Referendum was no proof of it either.
It was just a snapshot of an angry population that protested about being badly governed and stoned the wrong victim in their ignorance.
Trouble is you wouldn't recognise a Turkey if you saw one.
Well well, interesting times ahead from Eire`s masters the European Central Bank
https://www.irishtimes.com/business/markets/ecb-purchases-of-irish-bonds-fall-45-as-limits-bite-1.2966519
ECB purchases of Irish bonds fall 45% as limits bite
About €19 billion of Irish government bonds estimated to be held by ECB
https://www.irishtimes.com/business/markets/ecb-purchases-of-irish-bonds-fall-45-as-limits-bite-1.2966519
ECB purchases of Irish bonds fall 45% as limits bite
About €19 billion of Irish government bonds estimated to be held by ECB
Taking money from the late Saddam Hussain do for a start?[/QUOTE]
Like this you mean?
Would that be the one formerly a client state and champion of US policy in his fight against Iran?
And who passed huge sums though London Banks?
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In the name of God the most merciful the most compassionate
Mr. Governor of the Iraqi central bank
We are giving, with this written note, permission to Mr. Qusay Saddam Hussein and
Mr. Hekmat Mezian Ibrahiem to receive the following amounts of money:
1- Nine hundred and twenty million American dollars. 2- Ninety million Euros. To protect and save them from American aggression.
racking the Dollars
The captured finance minister, al-Azzawi, has described a scheme involving banks in Beirut, Lebanon and Amman, Jordan, U.S. officials told ABCNEWS. According to al-Azzawi, those banks disguised their requests for U.S. cash by using the London headquarters of a British-based bank as a go-between.
Actually the problem isn't that, they don't recognise themselves and keep voting for Conservative Governments
Not so, most of the laws I quoted were obeyed because there was no other option. For example, registering assisted bikes because they had to display their rear number plate and tax disc. From 1983 the 200 watts and 12 mph assist limit because they were the only e-bikes available and not powerful enough to be made to go better. There's only so much can be obtained from the wiper motor some used. And when some riders tried to defy the weight limits to have e-trikes they were arrested and threatened with the loss of their machines which were confiscated for a while and then banned from use.
It's only in the more recent years that some flouting has been possible, but not all.
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