Brexit, for once some facts.

[Wicky]

Stumbled across this accidently *honest*

Neo-Victorians like Rees-Mogg know what Britain is lacking

Can't quite work out if it's satire or the author is smoking the same stuff as Boris and his new cabinet...

 

[flecc]

Neo-Victorians like Rees-Mogg know what Britain is lacking

Can't quite work out if it's satire

It's genuine, the Catholic Herald has always lived in the past.

The irony is that the 19th century past he speaks of so lovingly was when Catholics were still very strongly discriminated against.
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[wheeler]

No, that would be a name.
As you appear to be this thread's spelling and grammar expert, you shouldn't allow yourself to make such silly mistakes.

kak

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You're welcome.
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Perhaps a visit to Specsavers would provide something to mitigate your visual impairment.

 

[Fingers]

Can one not simply replace the word No Deal with the more obvious Crashout?. No Deal is putting a gloss onto a really dangerous concept. People not unreasonably think that No Deal means "steady as she goes" , no change, no extra deal ..It doesn't!!!.

Or even better we could replace it with leave on WTO terms.

Much fairer in all regard.

 

[Fingers]

kak

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You're welcome.

Perhaps a visit to Specsavers would provide something to mitigate your visual impairment.
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Stop talking kak.

 

[Fingers]

It's genuine, the Catholic Herald has always lived in the past.

The irony is that the 19th century past he speaks of so lovingly was when Catholics were still very strongly discriminated against.
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In what way?

I would argue they were the most privileged sect in the world.

 

[Danidl]

Or even better we could replace it with leave on WTO terms.

Much fairer in all regard.

Not quite. There are treaties which will lapse. Which is a different situation with other non neighbours.

 

[Danidl]

In what way?

I would argue they were the most privileged sect in the world.

..well they were protected from having to wear that heavy English Crown,since 1706

 

[jonathan.agnew]

Or even better we could replace it with leave on WTO terms.

Much fairer in all regard.

Youre talking kak, as usual. No, my slow friend, the uk already trade on WTO terms with much of the world as part of the EU.

 

[flecc]

In what way?

I would argue they were the most privileged sect in the world.

Certainly not in England in the 19th century.

During that century some of the large number of discriminative laws were gradually repealed , but it wasn't until 1974 that a Catholic could be Lord Chancellor. And we still have the Act of Settlement that prevents us having a Catholic monarch or the monarch having a Catholic spouse.

Being much older than you I remember an age when some militant protestant organisations routinely violently broke up Catholic meetings and services with the police giving no protection.
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[Fingers]

Certainly not in England in the 19th century.

During that century some of the large number of discriminative laws were gradually repealed , but it wasn't until 1974 that a Catholic could be Lord Chancellor. And we still have the Act of Settlement that prevents us having a Catholic monarch or the monarch having a Catholic spouse.

Being much older than you I remember an age when some militant protestant organisations routinely violently broke up Catholic meetings and services with the police giving no protection.
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Who was a more privileged sect in the world?

I would say the only establishment against them were freemasons.

To say a catholic was strongly discriminated against in the 19th century is just plain wrong. And without going too deep a bit of an insult to those who were strongly discriminated agin.

Stop being wrong Flecc.

 

[Fingers]

Youre talking kak, as usual. No, my slow friend, the uk already trade on WTO terms with much of the world as part of the EU.

Glad we are friends again mate.

Despite our differences I like to think we would get on really well in the real world.

 

[jonathan.agnew]

Glad we are friends again mate.

Despite our differences I like to think we would get on really well in the real world.

I doubt it, I quite value sincerity. But I'm happy you're happy. Now if you could just get your facts straight and cut out some of the bs?

 

[Fingers]

The Umpiring in the test is probably the worst I've ever seen.

It's so wrong I'd argue Flcc would do a better job!

Cray

 

[Fingers]

I doubt it, I quite value sincerity. But I'm happy you're happy. Now if you could just get your facts straight and cut out some of the bs?

I'm always happy my friend. Life is great! I wish I didn't work as much so I could travel and do more things. Things like meeting you. Me and you would be best friends in the real world.

I just know it.

 

[jonathan.agnew]

I'm always happy my friend. Life is great! I wish I didn't work as much so I could travel and do more things. Things like meeting you. Me and you would be best friends in the real world.

I just know it.

Okidokes, we all have our ups and downs (I'm guessing this is the manic phase?). Dont let it bug you (another by-election or boris fiasco and the blues will be right back)

 

[50Hertz]

I doubt it, I quite value sincerity. But I'm happy you're happy. Now if you could just get your facts straight and cut out some of the bs?

Forgive & forget and all of the other stuff.

 

[jonathan.agnew]

Forgive & forget and all of the other stuff.

Well, yeah - with fingers that would require more credulousness than a leave vote. And I'm fresh out of credulousness.

 

[Fingers]

Well, yeah - with fingers that would require more credulousness than a leave vote. And I'm fresh out of credulousness.

 

[jonathan.agnew]

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What is it with leave voters fixating on ani and knobs? small hint, voting leave told us all we need to know (you dont have to prove how thick you are)