Yep, perfect like all your other posts.Has that sorted it?
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Yep, perfect like all your other posts.Has that sorted it?
Has that sorted it?Has that sorted it?
Has that sorted it?
Jeez, the echo is worse than I thought.In that case delete it , as disabled people are normal, why are you suggesting they are not?
I find you offensive, but then that is why you come isn't it?
I tried to delete fingers but it didn't workJeez, the echo is worse than I thought.
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You can, it's very easy. Hover over your user name on the menu bar, then click People You Ignore from the right hand listI tried to delete fingers but it didn't work
What's the fun in that?You can, it's very easy. Hover over your user name on the menu bar, then click People You Ignore from the right hand list
Then in the box that appears enter the user name you want to ignore exactly as it appears in the forum. When the confirmation of that name appears below, click Save.
From then on their posts won't appear to you.
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Surely J & G should simply take back their sovereignty, regain control of their borders, claim 200 mile fishing limits, and so on?Did you see the French are starting to say "Hey! We haven't asked for Guernsey and Jersey back since 1825, now might be the time to have another go."
Actually something like that could be the position if we leave the EU.Surely J & G should simply take back their sovereignty, regain control of their borders, claim 200 mile fishing limits, and so on?
The next best step if you want a Labour government,As you run a business are you sure you want Corbyn’s tax and spend policies?a vote of no confidence in TM's government after she fails to get her deal approved a second time is the best next step and requires only a simple majority. After that, the tories have 14 days to form a majority. If they can't, then a GE is automatically triggered and the vote is 25 days after the 14 days.
Assuming everything goes according to JC's fastest route to GE, TM loses on the 11th, second vote is 7th Jan, no confidence 14th Jan, GE triggered 28 Jan, vote on Thursday 21 Feb.
Hammond said we still need to pay the £39billion even with no dealWe kind of knew the EU would punish us for leaving but what is surprising is the way Ireland is acting like the little kid in the playground who hangs around with the bully and says 'hit him again'.
I kind of hope it is no deal tbh. It's cleaner and we can start with a fresh slate. Best all round. Plus we keep the £39 billion.
he'd tax peole who are ways richer than me. Although I am between LibDem and conservative, I have nothing to fear a JC's administration.The next best step if you want a Labour government,As you run a business are you sure you want Corbyn’s tax and spend policies?
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I thought my comment was more towards the jest end than the serious...Actually something like that could be the position if we leave the EU.
The Crown Dependencies enjoy EU borderless access and have many other membership privileges and responsibilities, despite not being in the EU or the UK. They can even export into the EU without the goods landing in their dependency.
But all that is wholly dependent on the UK being a member of the EU and automatically ceases if we leave.
Dependencies like the Isle of Man are now waiting anxiously to see what provisions will be made for them, while frustratingly not being able to commence inquiries until the UK makes up its mind.
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Sir Philip is on the right lines. I've been following the effect of Brexit on the Crown Dependencies for some while since I was aware of their EU status. A Brexit deal could result in some of them being in impossible situations while still linked to the UK, but it's such a mess that no-one can tell yet.I thought my comment was more towards the jest end than the serious...
Independence ‘may be only option if Brexit deal is bad’
News | Published: Jun 23, 2018
INDEPENDENCE may be the only option left for Jersey if Brexit unfolds unfavourably for the Island, according to Sir Philip Bailhache.
https://jerseyeveningpost.com/news/2018/06/23/independence-may-be-only-option-if-brexit-deal-is-bad/
It's long past time that the BBC lost its franchise and the taxpayers' compulsory fees.Faith in the BBC is being eroded when such accusations are not merely raised, but on occasion proven true.
I like the JRM arguing for a second referendum.Brexit facts versus fear with Stephen Fry