Been trying to think of a way to annoy Breadman. Then I found this.
Brexit - A new twist!
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boltonbonce
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wanderlust
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whatsgoingon
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xmiles
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242 Re: Brexit - A new twist! Mon 3 Apr - 19:59
Bread2.0
Andy Walker
Pat's become a parody of himself and it's a bit of a shame because in his more moderate days, he actually spoke a lot of sense.
I just laugh at him nowadays.
(And I didn't even click play. )
I just laugh at him nowadays.
(And I didn't even click play. )
243 Re: Brexit - A new twist! Mon 3 Apr - 20:03
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
I laughed all the way through it.
244 Re: Brexit - A new twist! Mon 3 Apr - 22:18
gloswhite
Guðni Bergsson
Now why doesn't this surprise me ?Bread2.0 wrote:
(And I didn't even click play. )
I personally think that a lot of what he said was actually spot on.
245 Re: Brexit - A new twist! Mon 3 Apr - 23:05
Sluffy
Admin
gloswhite wrote:Now why doesn't this surprise me ?Bread2.0 wrote:
(And I didn't even click play. )
I personally think that a lot of what he said was actually spot on.
He says what an awful lot of people feel.
Certainly describes our two most ceaseless Remain supporters on Nuts.
At the end of the day, rightly or wrongly, there were more people who felt the EU did nothing for them, than who felt they benefited from it.
We've certainly suffered with the 'pound in our pocket' since the vote but we've yet to experience the financial Armageddon predicted by the 'experts' following a Brexit result either!
There was never any need for a referendum in the first place - it was all a badly miscalculated charade from the Conservative party to silence the anti-EU voice in its ranks and shut them up once and for all.
This fiasco was doubly compounded by the inept leadership of Corbyn rallying his Labour Party voters to vote Remain.
It seems pretty clear from his almost invisible performance that he too wanted Brexit personally.
So a complete balls up politically by both the Conservatives and Labour - one holding a needless referendum and the other not getting anywhere close to mobilising its supporters has brought about something that never needed to have happened in the first place.
The phrase 'Lions led by donkeys' comes to mind yet again.
246 Re: Brexit - A new twist! Tue 4 Apr - 11:11
xmiles
Jay Jay Okocha
Sluffy wrote:
There was never any need for a referendum in the first place - it was all a badly miscalculated charade from the Conservative party to silence the anti-EU voice in its ranks and shut them up once and for all.
This fiasco was doubly compounded by the inept leadership of Corbyn rallying his Labour Party voters to vote Remain.
It seems pretty clear from his almost invisible performance that he too wanted Brexit personally.
So a complete balls up politically by both the Conservatives and Labour - one holding a needless referendum and the other not getting anywhere close to mobilising its supporters has brought about something that never needed to have happened in the first place.
247 Re: Brexit - A new twist! Wed 5 Apr - 17:48
wanderlust
Nat Lofthouse
You didn't miss much. It was some paranoid bloke who came across as being desperate not to be proven wrong now that reality is moving ever closer. Seems to think that the more passive-aggressive he is the more he can convince himself that he has not f***** up big time.Bread2.0 wrote:Pat's become a parody of himself and it's a bit of a shame because in his more moderate days, he actually spoke a lot of sense.
I just laugh at him nowadays.
(And I didn't even click play. )
Just let him stew for couple of years...
249 Re: Brexit - A new twist! Sat 22 Apr - 13:10
wanderlust
Nat Lofthouse
In a week when our economy is taking a bit of a beating and both Germany and France both have outstanding growth, it looks like the realities of Brexit are starting to bite and the British media lies that caused it exposed.
The Times goes a bit further on Britain's exclusion from the deal.
It's also noticeable that Trump's administration are starting to realise the reality of international trade too.
"A source close to the White House was quoted as saying that there had been a "realisation" in the Trump administration that a trade deal with the EU - allowing the tariff-free exchange of goods and services - was more important to U.S. interests than a post-Brexit deal with Britain."
No doubt May will continue to lead us down the road to ruin regardless.
I'll be amazed if their is any mention of the lies she told us after her recent visit to the States.
250 Re: Brexit - A new twist! Sun 23 Apr - 15:14
xmiles
Jay Jay Okocha
Five of UK's richest men bankrolled Brexit.
A headline from the Sunday Times today. The article also went in to more detail and said that two-thirds of the funds that paid for the leave campaign came from a handful of donors.
No surprise really.
A headline from the Sunday Times today. The article also went in to more detail and said that two-thirds of the funds that paid for the leave campaign came from a handful of donors.
No surprise really.
251 Re: Brexit - A new twist! Sun 23 Apr - 15:18
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
What's your point? There's nothing wrong with supporting something you believe in.
252 Re: Brexit - A new twist! Sun 23 Apr - 16:44
xmiles
Jay Jay Okocha
Given that that brexit voters were generally poorer, less well-educated and older than remain voters I wonder how many of them realised that the funding for the brexit campaign was coming from millionaires who clearly see brexit as something that they will benefit from themselves. People like Arron Banks, Peter Hargreaves, Jeremy Hosking etc are not known for their philanthropy.
It always struck me as odd that the brexit campaign presented itself as anti establishment when it was supported by most of Fleet Street and the likes of Boris Johnson and it now appears it was almost entirely funded by billionaires and millionaires.
It always struck me as odd that the brexit campaign presented itself as anti establishment when it was supported by most of Fleet Street and the likes of Boris Johnson and it now appears it was almost entirely funded by billionaires and millionaires.
253 Re: Brexit - A new twist! Sun 23 Apr - 16:56
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
xmiles wrote:Given that that brexit voters were generally poorer, less well-educated and older than remain voters
Whatever you want to believe xmiles.
254 Re: Brexit - A new twist! Sun 23 Apr - 17:20
Bread2.0
Andy Walker
We're all supposed to be rational and discuss our differences of opinion like adults, as we respect each others' arguments and conduct ourselves with a bit of decorum.
But there comes a time when you're "debating things" with climate change deniers, fundamentalist religious types and your average Leave voter when you've got to say:
"You know what.....You're wrong. Because you're stupid."
But there comes a time when you're "debating things" with climate change deniers, fundamentalist religious types and your average Leave voter when you've got to say:
"You know what.....You're wrong. Because you're stupid."
255 Re: Brexit - A new twist! Sun 23 Apr - 17:40
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
Bread2.0 wrote:But there comes a time when you're "debating things" with climate change deniers, fundamentalist religious types and your average Leave voter when you've got to say:
"You know what.....You're wrong. Because you're stupid."
How often do you find yourself in this situation?
256 Re: Brexit - A new twist! Sun 23 Apr - 17:42
xmiles
Jay Jay Okocha
Natasha Whittam wrote:xmiles wrote:Given that that brexit voters were generally poorer, less well-educated and older than remain voters
Whatever you want to believe xmiles.
It is a simple fact. Perhaps you believe in alternative facts.
If you google it there is plenty of evidence but here is a link to an article in The Daily Telegraph:
https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=7&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwis1JuwgbvTAhXFBcAKHaUDBCYQFghJMAY&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.telegraph.co.uk%2Fnews%2F2016%2F06%2F24%2Feu-referendum-how-the-results-compare-to-the-uks-educated-old-an%2F&usg=AFQjCNGYcICsEMkbgj9DdybGeYdztV-PpQ&sig2=oANHDCdxR8-Sn7qqwcsNxw
257 Re: Brexit - A new twist! Sun 23 Apr - 18:26
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
Absolutely no one knows the education standards of everyone who voted, to suggest otherwise is ridiculous. Even if the Daily Telegraph says so
258 Re: Brexit - A new twist! Sun 23 Apr - 18:37
Bollotom2014
Andy Walker
Oh, I don't know. The general perception of Bolton, and the north is that of low standards of health hygiene and education. Low expectation of a satisfying future and the reliance of state benefits to provide a life where a 40" tele is more of a necessity than a varied shopping list, hence the preponderance of pound and charity shops in most northern towns and cities. At least, that's what it says in the Sunday Sport.
259 Re: Brexit - A new twist! Sun 23 Apr - 18:38
xmiles
Jay Jay Okocha
Natasha Whittam wrote:Absolutely no one knows the education standards of everyone who voted, to suggest otherwise is ridiculous. Even if the Daily Telegraph says so
You have obviously never heard of the concept of sampling or you are just wumming.
I suspect it is just the latter.
260 Re: Brexit - A new twist! Sun 23 Apr - 18:40
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
xmiles wrote:You have obviously never heard of the concept of sampling or you are just wumming.
I suspect it is just the latter.
Yeah, I'm sure there was lots of "sampling".
It's absolute garbage.
Just more whinging from the Remainers because they didn't get their way.
When will people get past it?
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