Brexit, for once some facts.

[flecc]

After all 28,840 entries shouldn't stretch anyone's patience surely[emoji23]

And if they found it stressful they could always read my 37,448 posts instead.
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[flecc]

consider the number of innocents left with suicidal tendencies after reading through all of this thread ?!!

Well they've got the wrong idea surely?

Taking any notice of other's opinions isn't what it's about, it's only about expressing one's own.
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[oldgroaner]

What year where you born Flecc ??
( Is that better OG)

Well it's a step in the right direction

 

[oldgroaner]

I sort of thought that when posting. Wonder how much time we,ve spent on here rather than doing something productive.....trouble is it is quite addictive...everybody seems to show an almost obsessive desire to post on something or other...

And some manage to stay on topic.
(Bit of a bonus, and not to be relied on!)

 

[oldgroaner]

Well they've got the wrong idea surely?

Taking any notice of other's opinions isn't what it's about, it's only about expressing one's own.
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Now flecc you aren't being fair,one on here expresses Rupert Murdoch's opinions,and another one actually has opinions representing both sides of the debate simultaneously.

 

[oldgroaner]

A lesson on how to make yourself unpopular by urinating on someone else's Bonfire!
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troubled waters
Jacob Rees Mogg’s protest against Brexit fishing ‘betrayal’ descends into farce as Nigel Farage hijacks event to chuck dead haddock into the Thames


Tory MP never got on the trawler and his fellow Tories got off once the former Ukip leader arrived

Delightful! Slapstick at it's best

(Moggy was lucky that it wasn't Boris!)

 

[flecc]

one actually has opinions representing both sides of the debate simultaneously.

I suppose ambivalence has its advantages. One can never be completely wrong.
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[oldgroaner]

I suppose ambivalence has its advantages. One can never be completely wrong.
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Confucius says
Do not underestimate the imagination of the terminally confusing
Or summat like that
We lost the Referendum and nobody understands why (Except perhaps for Cambridge Analytica, Facebook and the leave donors and DUP of course)
Though come to think of it the DUP actually not only got the money refunded, but a tip as well from TM

 

[tommie]

Though come to think of it the DUP actually not only got the money refunded, but a tip as well from TM

Super! C'est magnifique!

and better than that it`s not a one off payment either,

it`s year on year!!

Superb!

lets spend, spend, spend

 

[flecc]

lets spend, spend, spend

Careful. Remember what happened later when the South did that after joining the EU.
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[oldgroaner]

Cute reader comment on Farage today in the Guardian
GreenWyvern
24m ago
Give a man a fish to throw into the Thames and he'll get publicity for a day. Teach him a fishy doctrine and he'll be in the news indefinitely.

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[oldgroaner]

Boris made an even more determined attempt to get sacked today in his campaign to villify Russia,forgetting that but for them he/we would all be speaking German now.

 

[oldgroaner]

This seems appropriate to the days news

 

[tillson]

Boris made an even more determined attempt to get sacked today in his campaign to villify Russia,forgetting that but for them he/we would all be speaking German now.

The twat has compared the forthcoming World Cup to Hitler’s 1936 Olympic Games. We’d better get The City of Lincoln serviced and Just Jane airworthy ready for some heavily moustached, pipe smoking gentlemen to deliver buckets of sunshine to Moscow.

 

[oldtom]

Boris made an even more determined attempt to get sacked today in his campaign to villify Russia,forgetting that but for them he/we would all be speaking German now.

If these anti-Russian, half-wit politicians continue to insult and provoke Russia, they may take umbrage and declare war on the UK. That would give us a little bit of a problem.......most particularly, how would the Catering Corps manage to feed 3 million prisoners of war?

https://www.globalfirepower.com/country-military-strength-detail.asp?country_id=russia

Tom

 

[tillson]

I see that it has been suggested that The Conservative Party have links to “The Internet Giants.” The parent company to Cambridge Analytica was run by the Chairman of Oxford Conservative Association. In addition to this, the founding chairman of Cambridge Analytica was a Conservative MP and has donated £700 000 to the party.

Apart from this being hysterically funny, what did Cambridge Analytica get in return for the £700 000 they bunged the Conservatives? Was this spare cash that they found in a biscuit tin and didn’t know how to spend, or was there a purpose to the donation. If there was a purpose, what was it?

Fortunately, there has been an outbreak of self perceived high moral standards within the Conservative Party in recent weeks, particularly when discussing Russia. Therefore, I fully expect to see the £700 000 returned within days, together with a full & transparent explanation regarding the favour purchased by the money.

 

[oldtom]

Fortunately, there has been an outbreak of self perceived high moral standards within the Conservative Party in recent weeks, particularly when discussing Russia. Therefore, I full expect to see the £700 000 returned within days, together with a full & transparent explanation regarding the favour purchased by the money.

Hear hear!

Tom

 

[Woosh]

Fortunately, there has been an outbreak of self perceived high moral standards within the Conservative Party in recent weeks, particularly when discussing Russia. Therefore, I fully expect to see the £700 000 returned within days, together with a full & transparent explanation regarding the favour purchased by the money.

tory fundraisers organise a lot of 'charity do's where access to ministers are openly auctioned to the highest bidders.
I call this practice bribery..

 

[oldgroaner]

I see that it has been suggested that The Conservative Party have links to “The Internet Giants.” The parent company to Cambridge Analytica was run by the Chairman of Oxford Conservative Association. In addition to this, the founding chairman of Cambridge Analytica was a Conservative MP and has donated £700 000 to the party.

Apart from this being hysterically funny, what did Cambridge Analytica get in return for the £700 000 they bunged the Conservatives? Was this spare cash that they found in a biscuit tin and didn’t know how to spend, or was there a purpose to the donation. If there was a purpose, what was it?

Fortunately, there has been an outbreak of self perceived high moral standards within the Conservative Party in recent weeks, particularly when discussing Russia. Therefore, I fully expect to see the £700 000 returned within days, together with a full & transparent explanation regarding the favour purchased by the money.

All Pigs Fuelled up and ready for takeoff, Cap'n!
Sooner than that happening!

 

[oldgroaner]

tory fundraisers organise a lot of 'charity do's where access to ministers are openly auctioned to the highest bidders.
I call this practice bribery..

They don't need Practice!!!