I accept the point about it being the new artillery. But there is a difference between this and building a Maginot line and then putting traffic signs in German in the Ardennes saying this route suitable for Panzers. ?
Brexit, for once some facts.
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So where do you draw line 50??At what point do insults become intolerable? At what point do they create bad feeling, foster threats and agression. Only words 50,whatever is said.
The issue isnt around sensitivity, its around why make them first place?
The internet has been ruined by its lack of rules, moderation, respect,... Call it what you wish... Look at kids not coping because some other kid thinks along lines you do.
If folk cant have common decency to post without insult they shouldnt post.
High time we all took a good look at ourselves. The internet has become a negative aspect to our lives, demonstrating our true nature through the lack of responsibity in our utterings.
Nobody said you had insulted anyone, you defended 50 for doing so.
Still think its so what about your vehicle history. You dont like cars. Big deal. I do, kept hundreds in work spending on them over years. I wonder what Westetn Civilusation would look like without the car... We, d still be in dark ages. Vast bulk of industry, commerce jobs and progress has been on backs of transport industry. USA would never have got out the 1930s depression, etc etc goes on and on.
Yet, now they are a social outcast..
The insults come from remainers. It runs through pretty much all of them. And when you pull them up on it, it’s either ‘not me guv’ or ‘it’s just harmless banter’
Or this new one of characters and shapes on a screen..... As if that’s an excuse for insults. Kids shouting out insults whilst playing computer games is what you can expect and is a sign of immaturity but the remainers do not have that excuse. Their only real excuse is they can’t accept they lost and are having nothing left but insults.
A shame but it’s good to know who these people are.
you could draw some parallel here, between the internet and the EU.
The UK's attitude favours less regulation, more growth hence intrinsically more risky.
The EU's attitude is to create a level playing field with more rules, slow growth and less risky.
Brexit is the conservative's party idea, deregulation, devaluation, maximum growth.
Labour's idea is more like the EU's.
That's why I think if we have EP vote, Labour will beat Nigel Farage's brexit party, which is in the main the brexit wing of the conservative party because currently, remain leads leave by 8% margin (54/46).
Not all of them, my leccy one run entirely on renewable energy is one of the good guys.
That said I have had 32 cars in my possession in my lifetime. Five second hand, nine new company cars and eighteen new ones I've bought. Many would say I'm wasting money, but I like to spend everything I can on the things I like since, as you say, it provides employment for many.
All the cars prior to my current electric one were petrol, always hated diesel since I've always known how polluting they are. Did have one second hand diesel pickup to do work in a reserve, but that was very low mileage off road, only using less than 40 gallons during its time with me.
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I should point out that report did turned out to be nonsense. That said it could happen and almost certainly already has, it just hasn't been spotted.....yet.
the most logical place to add the extras is to piggy-back a spy chip on top or on the underside of some PGA, seal the lot in ECN and redo the markings. You gain access to the address and data pins for memory dump.
Not many people will notice the extra height.
I think it’s a big risk for them. Easy enough to do but if they are caught just once then it’s game over. If anything what I heard/read is their major 5g infrastructure is very poor tech which they are looking to upgrade asap. The smaller components are fine by all accounts. I have a Huawei phone and it’s amazing. I’ve had a version of this phone since the p9 came out. Astonishingly good camera. It comes laden with Huawei bloatware but I just find that annoying as opposed to threatening and I’ve shut or deleted most of that anyway.
I found it more worrying we were letting the Chinese have the controls of our Nuclear power stations than let them know my contact list.
Come on now that isn't fair you are endangering our truce
By their friends shall ye know them
"The new list of Brexit Party candidates included Claire Fox, a former member of the Revolutionary Communist Party, who said she would be “standing in solidarity” with the Leave voters whose voices “have been traduced and trashed”.
Uncle Vladimir will be pleased.
I wonder what the other people who formed this cozy little party really think of a con man muscling in and taking over?
Typical move by Farage to do no work and and grab the limelight.
Watch a bust up at some point, he has form in that respect.
"The new list of Brexit Party candidates included Claire Fox, a former member of the Revolutionary Communist Party, who said she would be “standing in solidarity” with the Leave voters whose voices “have been traduced and trashed”.
Uncle Vladimir will be pleased.
I wonder what the other people who formed this cozy little party really think of a con man muscling in and taking over?
Typical move by Farage to do no work and and grab the limelight.
Watch a bust up at some point, he has form in that respect.
Ha. You lot are funny.
And pray tell me - where does 'pay as you earn, national insurance, property transfers and inheritance tax' come from?
You're getting there...
Sure - I'm with you on that Flecc - spend money on things you like.
I've had 18 motorcycles and I think 12 cars (no new cars but three new bikes ). I am just about to swap my 04 Mini Cooper for an 06 (supercharged not turbo) Cooper S. Because I love my car but it just needs more oomph (and I am about to go from 116BHP to 170 - looking forward to that).
Happy days.
Nope.. not in the versions I read. Of course the affected companies are going to play down the significance.
most of the tax is paid by those who fall into the 40% band.
Either side (low and high) don't pay much. In an ideal world, accumulated wealth needs to be dispersed much more after death. Hence abolition of inheritance tax is totally unfair to the vast majority.
Here is the stats, the cyan part is PAYE, hugely significant percentage of total tax receipts (£150 billion out of £180 billion last year):
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