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over a year ago
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"If the quality of debate here recently is anything to go by.
Enjoy a Happy Christmas and then start bracing yourselves for what's to come.
Be kind
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The government does not want Brexit and that includes Labour but if it goes to another vote i will vote to leave due to the way Europe has treated us
Why did The french Leader come out with his statement just before the vote in the commons regarding fishing rights was it a coincidence.
I think not |
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By *oo hotCouple
over a year ago
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"The government does not want Brexit and that includes Labour but if it goes to another vote i will vote to leave due to the way Europe has treated us
Why did The french Leader come out with his statement just before the vote in the commons regarding fishing rights was it a coincidence.
I think not "
Snowflake !
What’s up? Can’t handle a robust debate? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The government does not want Brexit and that includes Labour but if it goes to another vote i will vote to leave due to the way Europe has treated us
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Is that because the EU didn't roll over and give you everything Boris Johnson, David Davis, Jacob Rees Mogg etc etc promised you AFTER we told the EU to take their bloc & shove it up their arse |
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"If the quality of debate here recently is anything to go by.
Enjoy a Happy Christmas and then start bracing yourselves for what's to come.
Be kind
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We’re all doomed.
https://m.independent.ie/business/brexit/nodeal-exit-would-hit-growth-in-ireland-more-than-any-other-country-warns-imf-37530667.html
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The government does not want Brexit and that includes Labour but if it goes to another vote i will vote to leave due to the way Europe has treated us
Why did The french Leader come out with his statement just before the vote in the commons regarding fishing rights was it a coincidence.
I think not "
You Brexit lot never cease to baffle the rest of the world.
The EU are big powerful and very experienced at negotiating international agreements and trade agreements. You all want to leave, and then complain that they’re too good and too powerful in the negotiations.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"If the quality of debate here recently is anything to go by.
Enjoy a Happy Christmas and then start bracing yourselves for what's to come.
Be kind
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Merry Christmas to you to! Although I suspect I'll be the last person fucked  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The government does not want Brexit and that includes Labour but if it goes to another vote i will vote to leave due to the way Europe has treated us
Why did The french Leader come out with his statement just before the vote in the commons regarding fishing rights was it a coincidence.
I think not
Snowflake !
What’s up? Can’t handle a robust debate?"
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I just want to leave with no commitments or obligations as legally allowed under article 50 meaning the EU can whistle for they're 39 billion, however we'd like our 6.2 billion that's held in the EU's Bank back on leaving as that's a legal obligation I'm sure the EU would cough it up |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The government does not want Brexit and that includes Labour but if it goes to another vote i will vote to leave due to the way Europe has treated us
Why did The french Leader come out with his statement just before the vote in the commons regarding fishing rights was it a coincidence.
I think not
You Brexit lot never cease to baffle the rest of the world.
The EU are big powerful and very experienced at negotiating international agreements and trade agreements. You all want to leave, and then complain that they’re too good and too powerful in the negotiations.
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No you have it all wrong, we're the powerful negotiators, we hold all the cards, it must be right, we've been told, so there, ner ner ne ner neeerrr |
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By *eavenNhellCouple
over a year ago
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"haThe government does not want Brexit and that includes Labour but if it goes to another vote i will vote to leave due to the way Europe has treated us
Why did The french Leader come out with his statement just before the vote in the commons regarding fishing rights was it a coincidence.
I think not
You Brexit lot never cease to baffle the rest of the world.
The EU are big powerful and very experienced at negotiating international agreements and trade agreements. You all want to leave, and then complain that they’re too good and too powerful in the negotiations.
No you have it all wrong, we're the powerful negotiators, we hold all the cards, it must be right, we've been told, so there, ner ner ne ner neeerrr "
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The government does not want Brexit and that includes Labour but if it goes to another vote i will vote to leave due to the way Europe has treated us
Why did The french Leader come out with his statement just before the vote in the commons regarding fishing rights was it a coincidence.
I think not
Snowflake !
What’s up? Can’t handle a robust debate?.
I just want to leave with no commitments or obligations as legally allowed under article 50 meaning the EU can whistle for they're 39 billion, however we'd like our 6.2 billion that's held in the EU's Bank back on leaving as that's a legal obligation I'm sure the EU would cough it up "
Is this the shares we own in the bank ? That’s different from having money invested with a bank. |
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"I just want to leave with no commitments or obligations as legally allowed under article 50 meaning the EU can whistle for they're 39 billion, however we'd like our 6.2 billion that's held in the EU's Bank back on leaving as that's a legal obligation I'm sure the EU would cough it up "
Of course you do...
I bet that when you sign a contract you also want to be able to enforce all parts of that contract on the other signatories but be free from your own contract obligations. |
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The Europeans need us more than there saying no one has mentioned the amount of cars we import from Europe per head per population we have more cars on the road than any other European country the Europeans are not the only one who make cars it’s a big world out there
They can huff and puff all they want |
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Costafun Eire or Southern Ireland were to quick on jumping in to Jon the euro even they had a debacle when it came to them joining or not joining they had a few votes before the 1% of the population the unseen faces got the vote they wanted and the same 1% don’t want us to leave Europe |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It's going to be great ...more chances to make more money for me and my family ...bring it on ...merry Xmas xxxx"
Jacob Rees Mogg - welcome to Fab. Not sure anyone’s going to want to meet you after you’ve fucked over the whole country. But it’s nice to have someone famous on here. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I’m still looking forward to a no deal BREXIT, and funnily enough even more so for all the pissing and moaning here and in the other POFOs.
#FUCKTHEEU "
At least you’re honest about not giving a shit how badly we’re all going to be effected by Brexit. The worse ones are those still trying to claim that fairies will be dropping off free money. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Costafun Eire or Southern Ireland were to quick on jumping in to Jon the euro even they had a debacle when it came to them joining or not joining they had a few votes before the 1% of the population the unseen faces got the vote they wanted and the same 1% don’t want us to leave Europe "
Your populist BS is at least a year out of date.
No one buys that crap about car imports anymore, it sounded good at the time. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The Europeans need us more than there saying no one has mentioned the amount of cars we import from Europe per head per population we have more cars on the road than any other European country the Europeans are not the only one who make cars it’s a big world out there
They can huff and puff all they want "
Of course they still want to export cars to us. But if you think they’ll magically give us a better deal out of the EU than in the EU then you need to stop smoking that funky shit. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"The Europeans need us more than there saying no one has mentioned the amount of cars we import from Europe per head per population we have more cars on the road than any other European country the Europeans are not the only one who make cars it’s a big world out there
They can huff and puff all they want
Of course they still want to export cars to us. But if you think they’ll magically give us a better deal out of the EU than in the EU then you need to stop smoking that funky shit. "
Legalising the funky shit is the only thing liberals are good for these days.
The taxes could solve homelessness in the morning I'd say. Taxable multi billion dollar industry and stripping criminals of their incomes in one swoop. |
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"I just want to leave with no commitments or obligations as legally allowed under article 50 meaning the EU can whistle for they're 39 billion, however we'd like our 6.2 billion that's held in the EU's Bank back on leaving as that's a legal obligation I'm sure the EU would cough it up
Of course you do...
I bet that when you sign a contract you also want to be able to enforce all parts of that contract on the other signatories but be free from your own contract obligations. "
That would be the contract you voted to leave in 2016 wouldn't it Will. |
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"It's going to be great ...more chances to make more money for me and my family ...bring it on ...merry Xmas xxxx
Jacob Rees Mogg - welcome to Fab. Not sure anyone’s going to want to meet you after you’ve fucked over the whole country. But it’s nice to have someone famous on here. "
I'd be very happy to meet JohnJaneKent from this Forum, you on the other hand not a chance.
Considering 17.4 million voted leave and remain got less than 17 million votes that put you in the minority so potentially you'd have less people wanting to meet you, lol. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"It's going to be great ...more chances to make more money for me and my family ...bring it on ...merry Xmas xxxx
Jacob Rees Mogg - welcome to Fab. Not sure anyone’s going to want to meet you after you’ve fucked over the whole country. But it’s nice to have someone famous on here.
I'd be very happy to meet JohnJaneKent from this Forum, you on the other hand not a chance.
Considering 17.4 million voted leave and remain got less than 17 million votes that put you in the minority so potentially you'd have less people wanting to meet you, lol. "
Change the record.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It's going to be great ...more chances to make more money for me and my family ...bring it on ...merry Xmas xxxx
Jacob Rees Mogg - welcome to Fab. Not sure anyone’s going to want to meet you after you’ve fucked over the whole country. But it’s nice to have someone famous on here.
I'd be very happy to meet JohnJaneKent from this Forum, you on the other hand not a chance.
Considering 17.4 million voted leave and remain got less than 17 million votes that put you in the minority so potentially you'd have less people wanting to meet you, lol. "
It's natural you'd be happy to meet they regularly post utter tosh.
As for your greater potential appeal on here..I'd maybe look at the amount of people that oppose your view on here compared to those that support and the calibre of their post. |
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"It's going to be great ...more chances to make more money for me and my family ...bring it on ...merry Xmas xxxx
Jacob Rees Mogg - welcome to Fab. Not sure anyone’s going to want to meet you after you’ve fucked over the whole country. But it’s nice to have someone famous on here.
I'd be very happy to meet JohnJaneKent from this Forum, you on the other hand not a chance.
Considering 17.4 million voted leave and remain got less than 17 million votes that put you in the minority so potentially you'd have less people wanting to meet you, lol.
Change the record.
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No. |
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"It's going to be great ...more chances to make more money for me and my family ...bring it on ...merry Xmas xxxx
Jacob Rees Mogg - welcome to Fab. Not sure anyone’s going to want to meet you after you’ve fucked over the whole country. But it’s nice to have someone famous on here.
I'd be very happy to meet JohnJaneKent from this Forum, you on the other hand not a chance.
Considering 17.4 million voted leave and remain got less than 17 million votes that put you in the minority so potentially you'd have less people wanting to meet you, lol.
It's natural you'd be happy to meet they regularly post utter tosh.
As for your greater potential appeal on here..I'd maybe look at the amount of people that oppose your view on here compared to those that support and the calibre of their post."
I've got over 90 meet in person verifications on my profile fella. How many do you have again? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"It's going to be great ...more chances to make more money for me and my family ...bring it on ...merry Xmas xxxx
Jacob Rees Mogg - welcome to Fab. Not sure anyone’s going to want to meet you after you’ve fucked over the whole country. But it’s nice to have someone famous on here.
I'd be very happy to meet JohnJaneKent from this Forum, you on the other hand not a chance.
Considering 17.4 million voted leave and remain got less than 17 million votes that put you in the minority so potentially you'd have less people wanting to meet you, lol.
Change the record.
No. "
Can you at least put on a remix.
You've been ruining all debate on this forum with "we won, get over it" for 2 years now. Come up with something original for fucks sake. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It's going to be great ...more chances to make more money for me and my family ...bring it on ...merry Xmas xxxx
Jacob Rees Mogg - welcome to Fab. Not sure anyone’s going to want to meet you after you’ve fucked over the whole country. But it’s nice to have someone famous on here.
I'd be very happy to meet JohnJaneKent from this Forum, you on the other hand not a chance.
Considering 17.4 million voted leave and remain got less than 17 million votes that put you in the minority so potentially you'd have less people wanting to meet you, lol.
It's natural you'd be happy to meet they regularly post utter tosh.
As for your greater potential appeal on here..I'd maybe look at the amount of people that oppose your view on here compared to those that support and the calibre of their post.
I've got over 90 meet in person verifications on my profile fella. How many do you have again? "
Matches your IQ I suspect. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It's going to be great ...more chances to make more money for me and my family ...bring it on ...merry Xmas xxxx
Jacob Rees Mogg - welcome to Fab. Not sure anyone’s going to want to meet you after you’ve fucked over the whole country. But it’s nice to have someone famous on here.
I'd be very happy to meet JohnJaneKent from this Forum, you on the other hand not a chance.
Considering 17.4 million voted leave and remain got less than 17 million votes that put you in the minority so potentially you'd have less people wanting to meet you, lol.
Change the record.
No.
Can you at least put on a remix.
You've been ruining all debate on this forum with "we won, get over it" for 2 years now. Come up with something original for fucks sake. "
All he has left as soon as he goes of topic he contradicts himself and is soon proved to be stretching reality. |
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"It's going to be great ...more chances to make more money for me and my family ...bring it on ...merry Xmas xxxx
Jacob Rees Mogg - welcome to Fab. Not sure anyone’s going to want to meet you after you’ve fucked over the whole country. But it’s nice to have someone famous on here.
I'd be very happy to meet JohnJaneKent from this Forum, you on the other hand not a chance.
Considering 17.4 million voted leave and remain got less than 17 million votes that put you in the minority so potentially you'd have less people wanting to meet you, lol.
It's natural you'd be happy to meet they regularly post utter tosh.
As for your greater potential appeal on here..I'd maybe look at the amount of people that oppose your view on here compared to those that support and the calibre of their post.
I've got over 90 meet in person verifications on my profile fella. How many do you have again?
Matches your IQ I suspect."
Your IQ also matches your number of verifications too then I suspect. |
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"It's going to be great ...more chances to make more money for me and my family ...bring it on ...merry Xmas xxxx
Jacob Rees Mogg - welcome to Fab. Not sure anyone’s going to want to meet you after you’ve fucked over the whole country. But it’s nice to have someone famous on here.
I'd be very happy to meet JohnJaneKent from this Forum, you on the other hand not a chance.
Considering 17.4 million voted leave and remain got less than 17 million votes that put you in the minority so potentially you'd have less people wanting to meet you, lol. "
Amazing. Your ability to miss the point is outstanding. |
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"The Europeans need us more than there saying no one has mentioned the amount of cars we import from Europe per head per population we have more cars on the road than any other European country the Europeans are not the only one who make cars it’s a big world out there
They can huff and puff all they want "
And they'll still import cars. They'll just be fewer and more expensive. |
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"It's going to be great ...more chances to make more money for me and my family ...bring it on ...merry Xmas xxxx
Jacob Rees Mogg - welcome to Fab. Not sure anyone’s going to want to meet you after you’ve fucked over the whole country. But it’s nice to have someone famous on here.
I'd be very happy to meet JohnJaneKent from this Forum, you on the other hand not a chance.
Considering 17.4 million voted leave and remain got less than 17 million votes that put you in the minority so potentially you'd have less people wanting to meet you, lol.
It's natural you'd be happy to meet they regularly post utter tosh.
As for your greater potential appeal on here..I'd maybe look at the amount of people that oppose your view on here compared to those that support and the calibre of their post.
I've got over 90 meet in person verifications on my profile fella. How many do you have again?
Matches your IQ I suspect.
Your IQ also matches your number of verifications too then I suspect. "
You n suspect that whilst you hang out with your peers peacehaven and that lovely couple from Kent
I suspect you got your numbers up being the recipient of a BNP 50 man spit roast...obviously no proof, but fact are overrated.
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"It's going to be great ...more chances to make more money for me and my family ...bring it on ...merry Xmas xxxx
Jacob Rees Mogg - welcome to Fab. Not sure anyone’s going to want to meet you after you’ve fucked over the whole country. But it’s nice to have someone famous on here.
I'd be very happy to meet JohnJaneKent from this Forum, you on the other hand not a chance.
Considering 17.4 million voted leave and remain got less than 17 million votes that put you in the minority so potentially you'd have less people wanting to meet you, lol.
It's natural you'd be happy to meet they regularly post utter tosh.
As for your greater potential appeal on here..I'd maybe look at the amount of people that oppose your view on here compared to those that support and the calibre of their post.
I've got over 90 meet in person verifications on my profile fella. How many do you have again?
Matches your IQ I suspect.
Your IQ also matches your number of verifications too then I suspect.
You n suspect that whilst you hang out with your peers peacehaven and that lovely couple from Kent
I suspect you got your numbers up being the recipient of a BNP 50 man spit roast...obviously no proof, but fact are overrated.
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There are plenty of people who post on this forum who support brexit besides me, peacehaven and Johnjanekent. What about JandS, MrandMrsWestMids, or robka, besides others. You are blinkered. You and the likes of the OP may want this forum to be an EU luv in echo chamber, but it's never been like that and it never will be. |
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"It's going to be great ...more chances to make more money for me and my family ...bring it on ...merry Xmas xxxx
Jacob Rees Mogg - welcome to Fab. Not sure anyone’s going to want to meet you after you’ve fucked over the whole country. But it’s nice to have someone famous on here.
I'd be very happy to meet JohnJaneKent from this Forum, you on the other hand not a chance.
Considering 17.4 million voted leave and remain got less than 17 million votes that put you in the minority so potentially you'd have less people wanting to meet you, lol.
It's natural you'd be happy to meet they regularly post utter tosh.
As for your greater potential appeal on here..I'd maybe look at the amount of people that oppose your view on here compared to those that support and the calibre of their post.
I've got over 90 meet in person verifications on my profile fella. How many do you have again?
Matches your IQ I suspect.
Your IQ also matches your number of verifications too then I suspect.
You n suspect that whilst you hang out with your peers peacehaven and that lovely couple from Kent
I suspect you got your numbers up being the recipient of a BNP 50 man spit roast...obviously no proof, but fact are overrated.
There are plenty of people who post on this forum who support brexit besides me, peacehaven and Johnjanekent. What about JandS, MrandMrsWestMids, or robka, besides others. You are blinkered. You and the likes of the OP may want this forum to be an EU luv in echo chamber, but it's never been like that and it never will be. "
You say we are blinkered but the have the arrogance to come out with the final gambit!
You constantly are proved wrong on here and contradict yourself yet we are blinkered...I watched your youtube video the other day and commented...did you watch the one I posted? |
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"It's going to be great ...more chances to make more money for me and my family ...bring it on ...merry Xmas xxxx
Jacob Rees Mogg - welcome to Fab. Not sure anyone’s going to want to meet you after you’ve fucked over the whole country. But it’s nice to have someone famous on here.
I'd be very happy to meet JohnJaneKent from this Forum, you on the other hand not a chance.
Considering 17.4 million voted leave and remain got less than 17 million votes that put you in the minority so potentially you'd have less people wanting to meet you, lol.
It's natural you'd be happy to meet they regularly post utter tosh.
As for your greater potential appeal on here..I'd maybe look at the amount of people that oppose your view on here compared to those that support and the calibre of their post.
I've got over 90 meet in person verifications on my profile fella. How many do you have again?
Matches your IQ I suspect.
Your IQ also matches your number of verifications too then I suspect.
You n suspect that whilst you hang out with your peers peacehaven and that lovely couple from Kent
I suspect you got your numbers up being the recipient of a BNP 50 man spit roast...obviously no proof, but fact are overrated.
There are plenty of people who post on this forum who support brexit besides me, peacehaven and Johnjanekent. What about JandS, MrandMrsWestMids, or robka, besides others. You are blinkered. You and the likes of the OP may want this forum to be an EU luv in echo chamber, but it's never been like that and it never will be.
You say we are blinkered but the have the arrogance to come out with the final gambit!
You constantly are proved wrong on here and contradict yourself yet we are blinkered...I watched your youtube video the other day and commented...did you watch the one I posted? "
You haven't proven me wrong on anything. More often than not its me proving you wrong. Most recent example just now on another thread you said you were only talking about America, but I proved you wrong because you mentioned Farage and Mogg, who happen to be British.
Your IQ level must really be your number of verifications, lol. |
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"It's going to be great ...more chances to make more money for me and my family ...bring it on ...merry Xmas xxxx
Jacob Rees Mogg - welcome to Fab. Not sure anyone’s going to want to meet you after you’ve fucked over the whole country. But it’s nice to have someone famous on here.
I'd be very happy to meet JohnJaneKent from this Forum, you on the other hand not a chance.
Considering 17.4 million voted leave and remain got less than 17 million votes that put you in the minority so potentially you'd have less people wanting to meet you, lol.
It's natural you'd be happy to meet they regularly post utter tosh.
As for your greater potential appeal on here..I'd maybe look at the amount of people that oppose your view on here compared to those that support and the calibre of their post.
I've got over 90 meet in person verifications on my profile fella. How many do you have again?
Matches your IQ I suspect.
Your IQ also matches your number of verifications too then I suspect.
You n suspect that whilst you hang out with your peers peacehaven and that lovely couple from Kent
I suspect you got your numbers up being the recipient of a BNP 50 man spit roast...obviously no proof, but fact are overrated.
There are plenty of people who post on this forum who support brexit besides me, peacehaven and Johnjanekent. What about JandS, MrandMrsWestMids, or robka, besides others. You are blinkered. You and the likes of the OP may want this forum to be an EU luv in echo chamber, but it's never been like that and it never will be.
You say we are blinkered but the have the arrogance to come out with the final gambit!
You constantly are proved wrong on here and contradict yourself yet we are blinkered...I watched your youtube video the other day and commented...did you watch the one I posted?
You haven't proven me wrong on anything. More often than not its me proving you wrong. Most recent example just now on another thread you said you were only talking about America, but I proved you wrong because you mentioned Farage and Mogg, who happen to be British.
Your IQ level must really be your number of verifications, lol."
I told you to re-read my thread...you obviously didn't. I mentioned people like Rees Mogg and Farage would be all deregulation, such deregulation's led to the 2008 sub prime crash in America and People like you or the people you support want a deregulated tax haven!!!!
You looked at that YouTube video yet as you're not blinkered...I happily looked at the one you posted on it even though it was over and year and a half old. |
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"It's going to be great ...more chances to make more money for me and my family ...bring it on ...merry Xmas xxxx
Jacob Rees Mogg - welcome to Fab. Not sure anyone’s going to want to meet you after you’ve fucked over the whole country. But it’s nice to have someone famous on here.
I'd be very happy to meet JohnJaneKent from this Forum, you on the other hand not a chance.
Considering 17.4 million voted leave and remain got less than 17 million votes that put you in the minority so potentially you'd have less people wanting to meet you, lol.
It's natural you'd be happy to meet they regularly post utter tosh.
As for your greater potential appeal on here..I'd maybe look at the amount of people that oppose your view on here compared to those that support and the calibre of their post.
I've got over 90 meet in person verifications on my profile fella. How many do you have again?
Matches your IQ I suspect.
Your IQ also matches your number of verifications too then I suspect.
You n suspect that whilst you hang out with your peers peacehaven and that lovely couple from Kent
I suspect you got your numbers up being the recipient of a BNP 50 man spit roast...obviously no proof, but fact are overrated.
There are plenty of people who post on this forum who support brexit besides me, peacehaven and Johnjanekent. What about JandS, MrandMrsWestMids, or robka, besides others. You are blinkered. You and the likes of the OP may want this forum to be an EU luv in echo chamber, but it's never been like that and it never will be.
You say we are blinkered but the have the arrogance to come out with the final gambit!
You constantly are proved wrong on here and contradict yourself yet we are blinkered...I watched your youtube video the other day and commented...did you watch the one I posted?
You haven't proven me wrong on anything. More often than not its me proving you wrong. Most recent example just now on another thread you said you were only talking about America, but I proved you wrong because you mentioned Farage and Mogg, who happen to be British.
Your IQ level must really be your number of verifications, lol."
In fairness you are proven wrong consistently. The only way you see yourself as winning anything is when you willfully misunderstand someone’s point and bring up something irrelevant to the riscussion. As an example, one of your favourites seems to be that Tony Blair campaigned to remain.
I guess the only way you “win” is when people give up proving you wrong, as you’ve demonstrated time and time again how you ignore all facts, information and evidence, and you come to your own bizarre conclusions. It’s to the point that the only reason to engage you in any way is just for the fun of winding you up. |
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"I just want to leave with no commitments or obligations as legally allowed under article 50 meaning the EU can whistle for they're 39 billion, however we'd like our 6.2 billion that's held in the EU's Bank back on leaving as that's a legal obligation I'm sure the EU would cough it up
Of course you do...
I bet that when you sign a contract you also want to be able to enforce all parts of that contract on the other signatories but be free from your own contract obligations. "
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No I just read article 50 that we signed and agreed with under the EU.
Upon leaving ALL commitments and obligations cease on both sides, however the money in the EU bank is ours, we put it there and it's all been separated since under EU rules, we get that back upon leaving legally and that's a commitment made by both the EU and the UK.  |
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"I just want to leave with no commitments or obligations as legally allowed under article 50 meaning the EU can whistle for they're 39 billion, however we'd like our 6.2 billion that's held in the EU's Bank back on leaving as that's a legal obligation I'm sure the EU would cough it up
Of course you do...
I bet that when you sign a contract you also want to be able to enforce all parts of that contract on the other signatories but be free from your own contract obligations. .
No I just read article 50 that we signed and agreed with under the EU.
Upon leaving ALL commitments and obligations cease on both sides, however the money in the EU bank is ours, we put it there and it's all been separated since under EU rules, we get that back upon leaving legally and that's a commitment made by both the EU and the UK. "
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"I just want to leave with no commitments or obligations as legally allowed under article 50 meaning the EU can whistle for they're 39 billion, however we'd like our 6.2 billion that's held in the EU's Bank back on leaving as that's a legal obligation I'm sure the EU would cough it up
Of course you do...
I bet that when you sign a contract you also want to be able to enforce all parts of that contract on the other signatories but be free from your own contract obligations. .
No I just read article 50 that we signed and agreed with under the EU.
Upon leaving ALL commitments and obligations cease on both sides, however the money in the EU bank is ours, we put it there and it's all been separated since under EU rules, we get that back upon leaving legally and that's a commitment made by both the EU and the UK. "
Where did you get this info from. I’m suprise a bank has been seeded in this way rather than share capital. |
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"I just want to leave with no commitments or obligations as legally allowed under article 50 meaning the EU can whistle for they're 39 billion, however we'd like our 6.2 billion that's held in the EU's Bank back on leaving as that's a legal obligation I'm sure the EU would cough it up
Of course you do...
I bet that when you sign a contract you also want to be able to enforce all parts of that contract on the other signatories but be free from your own contract obligations. .
No I just read article 50 that we signed and agreed with under the EU.
Upon leaving ALL commitments and obligations cease on both sides, however the money in the EU bank is ours, we put it there and it's all been separated since under EU rules, we get that back upon leaving legally and that's a commitment made by both the EU and the UK.
Where did you get this info from. I’m suprise a bank has been seeded in this way rather than share capital. "
What does Article 50 actually say?
There are five elements to Article 50 of the Treaty of Lisbon:
Any Member State may decide to withdraw from the Union in accordance with its own constitutional requirements.
A Member State which decides to withdraw shall notify the European Council of its intention. In the light of the guidelines provided by the European Council, the Union shall negotiate and conclude an agreement with that State, setting out the arrangements for its withdrawal, taking account of the framework for its future relationship with the Union. That agreement shall be negotiated in accordance with Article 218(3) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union. It shall be concluded on behalf of the Union by the Council, acting by a qualified majority, after obtaining the consent of the European Parliament.
The Treaties shall cease to apply to the State in question from the date of entry into force of the withdrawal agreement or, failing that, two years after the notification referred to in paragraph 2, unless the European Council, in agreement with the Member State concerned, unanimously decides to extend this period.
For the purposes of paragraphs 2 and
3, the member of the European Council or of the Council representing the withdrawing Member State shall not participate in the discussions of the European Council or Council or in decisions concerning it. A qualified majority shall be defined in accordance with Article 238(3)(b) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union.
If a State which has withdrawn from the Union asks to rejoin, its request shall be subject to the procedure referred to in Article 49.
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"It's going to be great ...more chances to make more money for me and my family ...bring it on ...merry Xmas xxxx
Jacob Rees Mogg - welcome to Fab. Not sure anyone’s going to want to meet you after you’ve fucked over the whole country. But it’s nice to have someone famous on here.
I'd be very happy to meet JohnJaneKent from this Forum, you on the other hand not a chance.
Considering 17.4 million voted leave and remain got less than 17 million votes that put you in the minority so potentially you'd have less people wanting to meet you, lol.
It's natural you'd be happy to meet they regularly post utter tosh.
As for your greater potential appeal on here..I'd maybe look at the amount of people that oppose your view on here compared to those that support and the calibre of their post.
I've got over 90 meet in person verifications on my profile fella. How many do you have again?
Matches your IQ I suspect.
Your IQ also matches your number of verifications too then I suspect.
You n suspect that whilst you hang out with your peers peacehaven and that lovely couple from Kent
I suspect you got your numbers up being the recipient of a BNP 50 man spit roast...obviously no proof, but fact are overrated.
There are plenty of people who post on this forum who support brexit besides me, peacehaven and Johnjanekent. What about JandS, MrandMrsWestMids, or robka, besides others. You are blinkered. You and the likes of the OP may want this forum to be an EU luv in echo chamber, but it's never been like that and it never will be.
You say we are blinkered but the have the arrogance to come out with the final gambit!
You constantly are proved wrong on here and contradict yourself yet we are blinkered...I watched your youtube video the other day and commented...did you watch the one I posted?
You haven't proven me wrong on anything. More often than not its me proving you wrong. Most recent example just now on another thread you said you were only talking about America, but I proved you wrong because you mentioned Farage and Mogg, who happen to be British.
Your IQ level must really be your number of verifications, lol.
In fairness you are proven wrong consistently. The only way you see yourself as winning anything is when you willfully misunderstand someone’s point and bring up something irrelevant to the riscussion. As an example, one of your favourites seems to be that Tony Blair campaigned to remain.
I guess the only way you “win” is when people give up proving you wrong, as you’ve demonstrated time and time again how you ignore all facts, information and evidence, and you come to your own bizarre conclusions. It’s to the point that the only reason to engage you in any way is just for the fun of winding you up."
The problem with arguing with fools is that you will only succumb to their level.
I propose that everybody boycott centys posts - don't respond. He's been talking absolute shit for two years here and loves the attention. He's impervious to reason and not worth wasting time "debating" with. |
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"It's going to be great ...more chances to make more money for me and my family ...bring it on ...merry Xmas xxxx
Jacob Rees Mogg - welcome to Fab. Not sure anyone’s going to want to meet you after you’ve fucked over the whole country. But it’s nice to have someone famous on here.
I'd be very happy to meet JohnJaneKent from this Forum, you on the other hand not a chance.
Considering 17.4 million voted leave and remain got less than 17 million votes that put you in the minority so potentially you'd have less people wanting to meet you, lol.
It's natural you'd be happy to meet they regularly post utter tosh.
As for your greater potential appeal on here..I'd maybe look at the amount of people that oppose your view on here compared to those that support and the calibre of their post.
I've got over 90 meet in person verifications on my profile fella. How many do you have again?
Matches your IQ I suspect.
Your IQ also matches your number of verifications too then I suspect.
You n suspect that whilst you hang out with your peers peacehaven and that lovely couple from Kent
I suspect you got your numbers up being the recipient of a BNP 50 man spit roast...obviously no proof, but fact are overrated.
There are plenty of people who post on this forum who support brexit besides me, peacehaven and Johnjanekent. What about JandS, MrandMrsWestMids, or robka, besides others. You are blinkered. You and the likes of the OP may want this forum to be an EU luv in echo chamber, but it's never been like that and it never will be.
You say we are blinkered but the have the arrogance to come out with the final gambit!
You constantly are proved wrong on here and contradict yourself yet we are blinkered...I watched your youtube video the other day and commented...did you watch the one I posted?
You haven't proven me wrong on anything. More often than not its me proving you wrong. Most recent example just now on another thread you said you were only talking about America, but I proved you wrong because you mentioned Farage and Mogg, who happen to be British.
Your IQ level must really be your number of verifications, lol.
In fairness you are proven wrong consistently. The only way you see yourself as winning anything is when you willfully misunderstand someone’s point and bring up something irrelevant to the riscussion. As an example, one of your favourites seems to be that Tony Blair campaigned to remain.
I guess the only way you “win” is when people give up proving you wrong, as you’ve demonstrated time and time again how you ignore all facts, information and evidence, and you come to your own bizarre conclusions. It’s to the point that the only reason to engage you in any way is just for the fun of winding you up.
The problem with arguing with fools is that you will only succumb to their level.
I propose that everybody boycott centys posts - don't respond. He's been talking absolute shit for two years here and loves the attention. He's impervious to reason and not worth wasting time "debating" with. "
....And the echo chamber mentality of the remoaners continues. Your lot just can't handle the fact others have a different opinion and still want to leave even after 2 years of so called reasoned economic arguments from your side (I happen to think it's not reasoned it's yet more project fear bullshit we've already seen from remain during the campaign in 2016, which was debunked and discredited when the country voted leave and none of the doomsday scenarios materialised). If there is another referendum on this a lot of you are going to be in for yet another very big rude awakening! |
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"It's going to be great ...more chances to make more money for me and my family ...bring it on ...merry Xmas xxxx
Jacob Rees Mogg - welcome to Fab. Not sure anyone’s going to want to meet you after you’ve fucked over the whole country. But it’s nice to have someone famous on here.
I'd be very happy to meet JohnJaneKent from this Forum, you on the other hand not a chance.
Considering 17.4 million voted leave and remain got less than 17 million votes that put you in the minority so potentially you'd have less people wanting to meet you, lol.
It's natural you'd be happy to meet they regularly post utter tosh.
As for your greater potential appeal on here..I'd maybe look at the amount of people that oppose your view on here compared to those that support and the calibre of their post.
I've got over 90 meet in person verifications on my profile fella. How many do you have again?
Matches your IQ I suspect.
Your IQ also matches your number of verifications too then I suspect.
You n suspect that whilst you hang out with your peers peacehaven and that lovely couple from Kent
I suspect you got your numbers up being the recipient of a BNP 50 man spit roast...obviously no proof, but fact are overrated.
There are plenty of people who post on this forum who support brexit besides me, peacehaven and Johnjanekent. What about JandS, MrandMrsWestMids, or robka, besides others. You are blinkered. You and the likes of the OP may want this forum to be an EU luv in echo chamber, but it's never been like that and it never will be.
You say we are blinkered but the have the arrogance to come out with the final gambit!
You constantly are proved wrong on here and contradict yourself yet we are blinkered...I watched your youtube video the other day and commented...did you watch the one I posted?
You haven't proven me wrong on anything. More often than not its me proving you wrong. Most recent example just now on another thread you said you were only talking about America, but I proved you wrong because you mentioned Farage and Mogg, who happen to be British.
Your IQ level must really be your number of verifications, lol.
In fairness you are proven wrong consistently. The only way you see yourself as winning anything is when you willfully misunderstand someone’s point and bring up something irrelevant to the riscussion. As an example, one of your favourites seems to be that Tony Blair campaigned to remain.
I guess the only way you “win” is when people give up proving you wrong, as you’ve demonstrated time and time again how you ignore all facts, information and evidence, and you come to your own bizarre conclusions. It’s to the point that the only reason to engage you in any way is just for the fun of winding you up."
I'm not wound up though, I'm very happy and content that were leaving, over the moon in fact.
It's your lot who are wound up,.... the foot stamping, dummy spitting, temper tantrums from you and your ilk on here are becoming more and more desperate (and entertaining) the closer we get to leaving the EU in March. |
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"It's going to be great ...more chances to make more money for me and my family ...bring it on ...merry Xmas xxxx
Jacob Rees Mogg - welcome to Fab. Not sure anyone’s going to want to meet you after you’ve fucked over the whole country. But it’s nice to have someone famous on here.
I'd be very happy to meet JohnJaneKent from this Forum, you on the other hand not a chance.
Considering 17.4 million voted leave and remain got less than 17 million votes that put you in the minority so potentially you'd have less people wanting to meet you, lol.
It's natural you'd be happy to meet they regularly post utter tosh.
As for your greater potential appeal on here..I'd maybe look at the amount of people that oppose your view on here compared to those that support and the calibre of their post.
I've got over 90 meet in person verifications on my profile fella. How many do you have again?
Matches your IQ I suspect.
Your IQ also matches your number of verifications too then I suspect.
You n suspect that whilst you hang out with your peers peacehaven and that lovely couple from Kent
I suspect you got your numbers up being the recipient of a BNP 50 man spit roast...obviously no proof, but fact are overrated.
There are plenty of people who post on this forum who support brexit besides me, peacehaven and Johnjanekent. What about JandS, MrandMrsWestMids, or robka, besides others. You are blinkered. You and the likes of the OP may want this forum to be an EU luv in echo chamber, but it's never been like that and it never will be.
You say we are blinkered but the have the arrogance to come out with the final gambit!
You constantly are proved wrong on here and contradict yourself yet we are blinkered...I watched your youtube video the other day and commented...did you watch the one I posted?
You haven't proven me wrong on anything. More often than not its me proving you wrong. Most recent example just now on another thread you said you were only talking about America, but I proved you wrong because you mentioned Farage and Mogg, who happen to be British.
Your IQ level must really be your number of verifications, lol.
In fairness you are proven wrong consistently. The only way you see yourself as winning anything is when you willfully misunderstand someone’s point and bring up something irrelevant to the riscussion. As an example, one of your favourites seems to be that Tony Blair campaigned to remain.
I guess the only way you “win” is when people give up proving you wrong, as you’ve demonstrated time and time again how you ignore all facts, information and evidence, and you come to your own bizarre conclusions. It’s to the point that the only reason to engage you in any way is just for the fun of winding you up.
The problem with arguing with fools is that you will only succumb to their level.
I propose that everybody boycott centys posts - don't respond. He's been talking absolute shit for two years here and loves the attention. He's impervious to reason and not worth wasting time "debating" with.
....And the echo chamber mentality of the remoaners continues. Your lot just can't handle the fact others have a different opinion and still want to leave even after 2 years of so called reasoned economic arguments from your side (I happen to think it's not reasoned it's yet more project fear bullshit we've already seen from remain during the campaign in 2016, which was debunked and discredited when the country voted leave and none of the doomsday scenarios materialised). If there is another referendum on this a lot of you are going to be in for yet another very big rude awakening! "
You watched that YouTube video yet? I watched yours in the interest of balance!
Also you owe me an apology about the post before.
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"It's going to be great ...more chances to make more money for me and my family ...bring it on ...merry Xmas xxxx
Jacob Rees Mogg - welcome to Fab. Not sure anyone’s going to want to meet you after you’ve fucked over the whole country. But it’s nice to have someone famous on here.
I'd be very happy to meet JohnJaneKent from this Forum, you on the other hand not a chance.
Considering 17.4 million voted leave and remain got less than 17 million votes that put you in the minority so potentially you'd have less people wanting to meet you, lol.
It's natural you'd be happy to meet they regularly post utter tosh.
As for your greater potential appeal on here..I'd maybe look at the amount of people that oppose your view on here compared to those that support and the calibre of their post.
I've got over 90 meet in person verifications on my profile fella. How many do you have again?
Matches your IQ I suspect.
Your IQ also matches your number of verifications too then I suspect.
You n suspect that whilst you hang out with your peers peacehaven and that lovely couple from Kent
I suspect you got your numbers up being the recipient of a BNP 50 man spit roast...obviously no proof, but fact are overrated.
There are plenty of people who post on this forum who support brexit besides me, peacehaven and Johnjanekent. What about JandS, MrandMrsWestMids, or robka, besides others. You are blinkered. You and the likes of the OP may want this forum to be an EU luv in echo chamber, but it's never been like that and it never will be.
You say we are blinkered but the have the arrogance to come out with the final gambit!
You constantly are proved wrong on here and contradict yourself yet we are blinkered...I watched your youtube video the other day and commented...did you watch the one I posted?
You haven't proven me wrong on anything. More often than not its me proving you wrong. Most recent example just now on another thread you said you were only talking about America, but I proved you wrong because you mentioned Farage and Mogg, who happen to be British.
Your IQ level must really be your number of verifications, lol.
In fairness you are proven wrong consistently. The only way you see yourself as winning anything is when you willfully misunderstand someone’s point and bring up something irrelevant to the riscussion. As an example, one of your favourites seems to be that Tony Blair campaigned to remain.
I guess the only way you “win” is when people give up proving you wrong, as you’ve demonstrated time and time again how you ignore all facts, information and evidence, and you come to your own bizarre conclusions. It’s to the point that the only reason to engage you in any way is just for the fun of winding you up.
The problem with arguing with fools is that you will only succumb to their level.
I propose that everybody boycott centys posts - don't respond. He's been talking absolute shit for two years here and loves the attention. He's impervious to reason and not worth wasting time "debating" with.
....And the echo chamber mentality of the remoaners continues. Your lot just can't handle the fact others have a different opinion and still want to leave even after 2 years of so called reasoned economic arguments from your side (I happen to think it's not reasoned it's yet more project fear bullshit we've already seen from remain during the campaign in 2016, which was debunked and discredited when the country voted leave and none of the doomsday scenarios materialised). If there is another referendum on this a lot of you are going to be in for yet another very big rude awakening!
You watched that YouTube video yet? I watched yours in the interest of balance!
Also you owe me an apology about the post before.
Yours it the bigger Echo chamber"
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"It's going to be great ...more chances to make more money for me and my family ...bring it on ...merry Xmas xxxx
Jacob Rees Mogg - welcome to Fab. Not sure anyone’s going to want to meet you after you’ve fucked over the whole country. But it’s nice to have someone famous on here.
I'd be very happy to meet JohnJaneKent from this Forum, you on the other hand not a chance.
Considering 17.4 million voted leave and remain got less than 17 million votes that put you in the minority so potentially you'd have less people wanting to meet you, lol.
It's natural you'd be happy to meet they regularly post utter tosh.
As for your greater potential appeal on here..I'd maybe look at the amount of people that oppose your view on here compared to those that support and the calibre of their post.
I've got over 90 meet in person verifications on my profile fella. How many do you have again?
Matches your IQ I suspect.
Your IQ also matches your number of verifications too then I suspect.
You n suspect that whilst you hang out with your peers peacehaven and that lovely couple from Kent
I suspect you got your numbers up being the recipient of a BNP 50 man spit roast...obviously no proof, but fact are overrated.
There are plenty of people who post on this forum who support brexit besides me, peacehaven and Johnjanekent. What about JandS, MrandMrsWestMids, or robka, besides others. You are blinkered. You and the likes of the OP may want this forum to be an EU luv in echo chamber, but it's never been like that and it never will be.
You say we are blinkered but the have the arrogance to come out with the final gambit!
You constantly are proved wrong on here and contradict yourself yet we are blinkered...I watched your youtube video the other day and commented...did you watch the one I posted?
You haven't proven me wrong on anything. More often than not its me proving you wrong. Most recent example just now on another thread you said you were only talking about America, but I proved you wrong because you mentioned Farage and Mogg, who happen to be British.
Your IQ level must really be your number of verifications, lol.
In fairness you are proven wrong consistently. The only way you see yourself as winning anything is when you willfully misunderstand someone’s point and bring up something irrelevant to the riscussion. As an example, one of your favourites seems to be that Tony Blair campaigned to remain.
I guess the only way you “win” is when people give up proving you wrong, as you’ve demonstrated time and time again how you ignore all facts, information and evidence, and you come to your own bizarre conclusions. It’s to the point that the only reason to engage you in any way is just for the fun of winding you up.
I'm not wound up though, I'm very happy and content that were leaving, over the moon in fact.
It's your lot who are wound up,.... the foot stamping, dummy spitting, temper tantrums from you and your ilk on here are becoming more and more desperate (and entertaining) the closer we get to leaving the EU in March. "
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"It's going to be great ...more chances to make more money for me and my family ...bring it on ...merry Xmas xxxx
Jacob Rees Mogg - welcome to Fab. Not sure anyone’s going to want to meet you after you’ve fucked over the whole country. But it’s nice to have someone famous on here.
I'd be very happy to meet JohnJaneKent from this Forum, you on the other hand not a chance.
Considering 17.4 million voted leave and remain got less than 17 million votes that put you in the minority so potentially you'd have less people wanting to meet you, lol.
It's natural you'd be happy to meet they regularly post utter tosh.
As for your greater potential appeal on here..I'd maybe look at the amount of people that oppose your view on here compared to those that support and the calibre of their post.
I've got over 90 meet in person verifications on my profile fella. How many do you have again?
Matches your IQ I suspect.
Your IQ also matches your number of verifications too then I suspect.
You n suspect that whilst you hang out with your peers peacehaven and that lovely couple from Kent
I suspect you got your numbers up being the recipient of a BNP 50 man spit roast...obviously no proof, but fact are overrated.
There are plenty of people who post on this forum who support brexit besides me, peacehaven and Johnjanekent. What about JandS, MrandMrsWestMids, or robka, besides others. You are blinkered. You and the likes of the OP may want this forum to be an EU luv in echo chamber, but it's never been like that and it never will be.
You say we are blinkered but the have the arrogance to come out with the final gambit!
You constantly are proved wrong on here and contradict yourself yet we are blinkered...I watched your youtube video the other day and commented...did you watch the one I posted?
You haven't proven me wrong on anything. More often than not its me proving you wrong. Most recent example just now on another thread you said you were only talking about America, but I proved you wrong because you mentioned Farage and Mogg, who happen to be British.
Your IQ level must really be your number of verifications, lol.
In fairness you are proven wrong consistently. The only way you see yourself as winning anything is when you willfully misunderstand someone’s point and bring up something irrelevant to the riscussion. As an example, one of your favourites seems to be that Tony Blair campaigned to remain.
I guess the only way you “win” is when people give up proving you wrong, as you’ve demonstrated time and time again how you ignore all facts, information and evidence, and you come to your own bizarre conclusions. It’s to the point that the only reason to engage you in any way is just for the fun of winding you up.
I'm not wound up though, I'm very happy and content that were leaving, over the moon in fact.
It's your lot who are wound up,.... the foot stamping, dummy spitting, temper tantrums from you and your ilk on here are becoming more and more desperate (and entertaining) the closer we get to leaving the EU in March.
So, you're happy with May's deal now?"
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What is actually being managed in the managed no deal? I’m still not clear what is being managed and in what way. Atm I can only see the aviation deal. And that seems to be EUs position. |
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"It's going to be great ...more chances to make more money for me and my family ...bring it on ...merry Xmas xxxx
Jacob Rees Mogg - welcome to Fab. Not sure anyone’s going to want to meet you after you’ve fucked over the whole country. But it’s nice to have someone famous on here.
I'd be very happy to meet JohnJaneKent from this Forum, you on the other hand not a chance.
Considering 17.4 million voted leave and remain got less than 17 million votes that put you in the minority so potentially you'd have less people wanting to meet you, lol.
It's natural you'd be happy to meet they regularly post utter tosh.
As for your greater potential appeal on here..I'd maybe look at the amount of people that oppose your view on here compared to those that support and the calibre of their post.
I've got over 90 meet in person verifications on my profile fella. How many do you have again?
Matches your IQ I suspect.
Your IQ also matches your number of verifications too then I suspect.
You n suspect that whilst you hang out with your peers peacehaven and that lovely couple from Kent
I suspect you got your numbers up being the recipient of a BNP 50 man spit roast...obviously no proof, but fact are overrated.
There are plenty of people who post on this forum who support brexit besides me, peacehaven and Johnjanekent. What about JandS, MrandMrsWestMids, or robka, besides others. You are blinkered. You and the likes of the OP may want this forum to be an EU luv in echo chamber, but it's never been like that and it never will be.
You say we are blinkered but the have the arrogance to come out with the final gambit!
You constantly are proved wrong on here and contradict yourself yet we are blinkered...I watched your youtube video the other day and commented...did you watch the one I posted?
You haven't proven me wrong on anything. More often than not its me proving you wrong. Most recent example just now on another thread you said you were only talking about America, but I proved you wrong because you mentioned Farage and Mogg, who happen to be British.
Your IQ level must really be your number of verifications, lol.
In fairness you are proven wrong consistently. The only way you see yourself as winning anything is when you willfully misunderstand someone’s point and bring up something irrelevant to the riscussion. As an example, one of your favourites seems to be that Tony Blair campaigned to remain.
I guess the only way you “win” is when people give up proving you wrong, as you’ve demonstrated time and time again how you ignore all facts, information and evidence, and you come to your own bizarre conclusions. It’s to the point that the only reason to engage you in any way is just for the fun of winding you up.
I'm not wound up though, I'm very happy and content that were leaving, over the moon in fact.
It's your lot who are wound up,.... the foot stamping, dummy spitting, temper tantrums from you and your ilk on here are becoming more and more desperate (and entertaining) the closer we get to leaving the EU in March.
So, you're happy with May's deal now?
Would prefer to leave with a managed no deal, but even May's deal is preferable to remaining. "
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By *asyukMan
over a year ago
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"It's going to be great ...more chances to make more money for me and my family ...bring it on ...merry Xmas xxxx
Jacob Rees Mogg - welcome to Fab. Not sure anyone’s going to want to meet you after you’ve fucked over the whole country. But it’s nice to have someone famous on here.
I'd be very happy to meet JohnJaneKent from this Forum, you on the other hand not a chance.
Considering 17.4 million voted leave and remain got less than 17 million votes that put you in the minority so potentially you'd have less people wanting to meet you, lol.
It's natural you'd be happy to meet they regularly post utter tosh.
As for your greater potential appeal on here..I'd maybe look at the amount of people that oppose your view on here compared to those that support and the calibre of their post.
I've got over 90 meet in person verifications on my profile fella. How many do you have again?
Matches your IQ I suspect.
Your IQ also matches your number of verifications too then I suspect.
You n suspect that whilst you hang out with your peers peacehaven and that lovely couple from Kent
I suspect you got your numbers up being the recipient of a BNP 50 man spit roast...obviously no proof, but fact are overrated.
There are plenty of people who post on this forum who support brexit besides me, peacehaven and Johnjanekent. What about JandS, MrandMrsWestMids, or robka, besides others. You are blinkered. You and the likes of the OP may want this forum to be an EU luv in echo chamber, but it's never been like that and it never will be.
You say we are blinkered but the have the arrogance to come out with the final gambit!
You constantly are proved wrong on here and contradict yourself yet we are blinkered...I watched your youtube video the other day and commented...did you watch the one I posted?
You haven't proven me wrong on anything. More often than not its me proving you wrong. Most recent example just now on another thread you said you were only talking about America, but I proved you wrong because you mentioned Farage and Mogg, who happen to be British.
Your IQ level must really be your number of verifications, lol.
In fairness you are proven wrong consistently. The only way you see yourself as winning anything is when you willfully misunderstand someone’s point and bring up something irrelevant to the riscussion. As an example, one of your favourites seems to be that Tony Blair campaigned to remain.
I guess the only way you “win” is when people give up proving you wrong, as you’ve demonstrated time and time again how you ignore all facts, information and evidence, and you come to your own bizarre conclusions. It’s to the point that the only reason to engage you in any way is just for the fun of winding you up.
I'm not wound up though, I'm very happy and content that were leaving, over the moon in fact.
It's your lot who are wound up,.... the foot stamping, dummy spitting, temper tantrums from you and your ilk on here are becoming more and more desperate (and entertaining) the closer we get to leaving the EU in March.
So, you're happy with May's deal now?
Would prefer to leave with a managed no deal, but even May's deal is preferable to remaining. "
Yet another new fantasy position.
Oxymoronic. Naturally |
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"I just want to leave with no commitments or obligations as legally allowed under article 50 meaning the EU can whistle for they're 39 billion, however we'd like our 6.2 billion that's held in the EU's Bank back on leaving as that's a legal obligation I'm sure the EU would cough it up
Of course you do...
I bet that when you sign a contract you also want to be able to enforce all parts of that contract on the other signatories but be free from your own contract obligations. .
No I just read article 50 that we signed and agreed with under the EU.
Upon leaving ALL commitments and obligations cease on both sides, however the money in the EU bank is ours, we put it there and it's all been separated since under EU rules, we get that back upon leaving legally and that's a commitment made by both the EU and the UK.
Where did you get this info from. I’m suprise a bank has been seeded in this way rather than share capital.
What does Article 50 actually say?
There are five elements to Article 50 of the Treaty of Lisbon:
Any Member State may decide to withdraw from the Union in accordance with its own constitutional requirements.
A Member State which decides to withdraw shall notify the European Council of its intention. In the light of the guidelines provided by the European Council, the Union shall negotiate and conclude an agreement with that State, setting out the arrangements for its withdrawal, taking account of the framework for its future relationship with the Union. That agreement shall be negotiated in accordance with Article 218(3) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union. It shall be concluded on behalf of the Union by the Council, acting by a qualified majority, after obtaining the consent of the European Parliament.
The Treaties shall cease to apply to the State in question from the date of entry into force of the withdrawal agreement or, failing that, two years after the notification referred to in paragraph 2, unless the European Council, in agreement with the Member State concerned, unanimously decides to extend this period.
For the purposes of paragraphs 2 and
3, the member of the European Council or of the Council representing the withdrawing Member State shall not participate in the discussions of the European Council or Council or in decisions concerning it. A qualified majority shall be defined in accordance with Article 238(3)(b) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union.
If a State which has withdrawn from the Union asks to rejoin, its request shall be subject to the procedure referred to in Article 49.
?????"
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It's quite clear legally there's no obligations or commitments to leave unless negotiated.
If we leave we leave with no obligations or commitments. |
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"I just want to leave with no commitments or obligations as legally allowed under article 50 meaning the EU can whistle for they're 39 billion, however we'd like our 6.2 billion that's held in the EU's Bank back on leaving as that's a legal obligation I'm sure the EU would cough it up
Of course you do...
I bet that when you sign a contract you also want to be able to enforce all parts of that contract on the other signatories but be free from your own contract obligations. .
No I just read article 50 that we signed and agreed with under the EU.
Upon leaving ALL commitments and obligations cease on both sides, however the money in the EU bank is ours, we put it there and it's all been separated since under EU rules, we get that back upon leaving legally and that's a commitment made by both the EU and the UK.
Where did you get this info from. I’m suprise a bank has been seeded in this way rather than share capital.
What does Article 50 actually say?
There are five elements to Article 50 of the Treaty of Lisbon:
Any Member State may decide to withdraw from the Union in accordance with its own constitutional requirements.
A Member State which decides to withdraw shall notify the European Council of its intention. In the light of the guidelines provided by the European Council, the Union shall negotiate and conclude an agreement with that State, setting out the arrangements for its withdrawal, taking account of the framework for its future relationship with the Union. That agreement shall be negotiated in accordance with Article 218(3) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union. It shall be concluded on behalf of the Union by the Council, acting by a qualified majority, after obtaining the consent of the European Parliament.
The Treaties shall cease to apply to the State in question from the date of entry into force of the withdrawal agreement or, failing that, two years after the notification referred to in paragraph 2, unless the European Council, in agreement with the Member State concerned, unanimously decides to extend this period.
For the purposes of paragraphs 2 and
3, the member of the European Council or of the Council representing the withdrawing Member State shall not participate in the discussions of the European Council or Council or in decisions concerning it. A qualified majority shall be defined in accordance with Article 238(3)(b) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union.
If a State which has withdrawn from the Union asks to rejoin, its request shall be subject to the procedure referred to in Article 49.
?????.
It's quite clear legally there's no obligations or commitments to leave unless negotiated.
If we leave we leave with no obligations or commitments."
Which bit?
I'm not sure it's clear |
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"Rees Mogg is still keen on a no deal. The worse the UK economy is wrecked the more he will make from his off shore funds.
Go on then explain how that works in reality"
It's not a complex idea really! If the pound crashes and your money is elsewhere you will be better off...at least that's what I think it means! |
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"Rees Mogg is still keen on a no deal. The worse the UK economy is wrecked the more he will make from his off shore funds.
Go on then explain how that works in reality
It's not a complex idea really! If the pound crashes and your money is elsewhere you will be better off...at least that's what I think it means!"
I suspect the offshore bit means where the fund is based not the underlying investments. Although being priced in euros (at a guess) will help protect his non sterling clients from the weakening. |
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By *obka3Couple
over a year ago
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"Rees Mogg is still keen on a no deal. The worse the UK economy is wrecked the more he will make from his off shore funds.
Go on then explain how that works in reality
It's not a complex idea really! If the pound crashes and your money is elsewhere you will be better off...at least that's what I think it means!"
But its not HIS money it belongs to those who invest in the company and if the pound did crash it would affect the companies investments here and more importantly the investors ability to invest and more likely their need to cash in those assets, you do realise that YOUR pension will be investing in these emerging markets too |
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"Rees Mogg is still keen on a no deal. The worse the UK economy is wrecked the more he will make from his off shore funds.
Go on then explain how that works in reality
It's not a complex idea really! If the pound crashes and your money is elsewhere you will be better off...at least that's what I think it means!
But its not HIS money it belongs to those who invest in the company and if the pound did crash it would affect the companies investments here and more importantly the investors ability to invest and more likely their need to cash in those assets, you do realise that YOUR pension will be investing in these emerging markets too"
But our pensions are valued in gbp. So when we convert the stocks back into pounds we’d be 20^ worse off than before they were pre brexit. |
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By *obka3Couple
over a year ago
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"Rees Mogg is still keen on a no deal. The worse the UK economy is wrecked the more he will make from his off shore funds.
Go on then explain how that works in reality
It's not a complex idea really! If the pound crashes and your money is elsewhere you will be better off...at least that's what I think it means!
But its not HIS money it belongs to those who invest in the company and if the pound did crash it would affect the companies investments here and more importantly the investors ability to invest and more likely their need to cash in those assets, you do realise that YOUR pension will be investing in these emerging markets tooBut our pensions are valued in gbp. So when we convert the stocks back into pounds we’d be 20^ worse off than before they were pre brexit. "
But for those invested in other currencies(mainly dollars) they would be worth MORE pounds not less |
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Enjoy a Happy Christmas and then start bracing yourselves for what's to come.
Be kind
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worry more about yourself . we will be fine . deep down you know it ,I know it ,we all know it. |
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By *oo hotCouple
over a year ago
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"Rees Mogg is still keen on a no deal. The worse the UK economy is wrecked the more he will make from his off shore funds.
Go on then explain how that works in reality
It's not a complex idea really! If the pound crashes and your money is elsewhere you will be better off...at least that's what I think it means!"
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"If the quality of debate here recently is anything to go by.
Enjoy a Happy Christmas and then start bracing yourselves for what's to come.
Be kind
We’re all doomed.
https://m.independent.ie/business/brexit/nodeal-exit-would-hit-growth-in-ireland-more-than-any-other-country-warns-imf-37530667.html
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"It's going to be great ...more chances to make more money for me and my family ...bring it on ...merry Xmas xxxx
Jacob Rees Mogg - welcome to Fab. Not sure anyone’s going to want to meet you after you’ve fucked over the whole country. But it’s nice to have someone famous on here.
I'd be very happy to meet JohnJaneKent from this Forum, you on the other hand not a chance.
Considering 17.4 million voted leave and remain got less than 17 million votes that put you in the minority so potentially you'd have less people wanting to meet you, lol.
It's natural you'd be happy to meet they regularly post utter tosh.
As for your greater potential appeal on here..I'd maybe look at the amount of people that oppose your view on here compared to those that support and the calibre of their post.
I've got over 90 meet in person verifications on my profile fella. How many do you have again?
Matches your IQ I suspect.
Your IQ also matches your number of verifications too then I suspect.
You n suspect that whilst you hang out with your peers peacehaven and that lovely couple from Kent
I suspect you got your numbers up being the recipient of a BNP 50 man spit roast...obviously no proof, but fact are overrated.
There are plenty of people who post on this forum who support brexit besides me, peacehaven and Johnjanekent. What about JandS, MrandMrsWestMids, or robka, besides others. You are blinkered. You and the likes of the OP may want this forum to be an EU luv in echo chamber, but it's never been like that and it never will be.
You say we are blinkered but the have the arrogance to come out with the final gambit!
You constantly are proved wrong on here and contradict yourself yet we are blinkered...I watched your youtube video the other day and commented...did you watch the one I posted?
You haven't proven me wrong on anything. More often than not its me proving you wrong. Most recent example just now on another thread you said you were only talking about America, but I proved you wrong because you mentioned Farage and Mogg, who happen to be British.
Your IQ level must really be your number of verifications, lol.
In fairness you are proven wrong consistently. The only way you see yourself as winning anything is when you willfully misunderstand someone’s point and bring up something irrelevant to the riscussion. As an example, one of your favourites seems to be that Tony Blair campaigned to remain.
I guess the only way you “win” is when people give up proving you wrong, as you’ve demonstrated time and time again how you ignore all facts, information and evidence, and you come to your own bizarre conclusions. It’s to the point that the only reason to engage you in any way is just for the fun of winding you up.
I'm not wound up though, I'm very happy and content that were leaving, over the moon in fact.
It's your lot who are wound up,.... the foot stamping, dummy spitting, temper tantrums from you and your ilk on here are becoming more and more desperate (and entertaining) the closer we get to leaving the EU in March.
So, you're happy with May's deal now?
Would prefer to leave with a managed no deal, but even May's deal is preferable to remaining. "
A managed no deal is an oxymoron |
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By *asyukMan
over a year ago
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"Rees Mogg is still keen on a no deal. The worse the UK economy is wrecked the more he will make from his off shore funds.
Go on then explain how that works in reality
It's not a complex idea really! If the pound crashes and your money is elsewhere you will be better off...at least that's what I think it means!"
It also encourages investment in companies that are UK based but make the bulk of their profits abroad.
It's the same phenomenon that lead to a rising FTSE after the referendum vote which Leavers claimed was a sign of the economy doing brilliantly.
Nope.
Don't worry about any of it. The global recession is catching up with us.
This at least is cyclic and should work out but times will be lean again in between.
If we're lucky we'll stay in the single market somehow over this period.
If not, times will be significantly tougher... |
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"Rees Mogg is still keen on a no deal. The worse the UK economy is wrecked the more he will make from his off shore funds.
Go on then explain how that works in reality"
This has been extremely well documented over the past two years. Some on here have pointed out the general gist of it.
No doubt you will either:
1. Not believe it
2. Call me a name
3. Use the phrase “project fear”
4. All of the above |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Rees Mogg is still keen on a no deal. The worse the UK economy is wrecked the more he will make from his off shore funds.
Go on then explain how that works in reality
It's not a complex idea really! If the pound crashes and your money is elsewhere you will be better off...at least that's what I think it means!
But its not HIS money it belongs to those who invest in the company and if the pound did crash it would affect the companies investments here and more importantly the investors ability to invest and more likely their need to cash in those assets, you do realise that YOUR pension will be investing in these emerging markets tooBut our pensions are valued in gbp. So when we convert the stocks back into pounds we’d be 20^ worse off than before they were pre brexit.
But for those invested in other currencies(mainly dollars) they would be worth MORE pounds not less"
My bad. I was confusing being invested and adding in new money (was having a similar discussion somewhere else). Happy to admit I’m wrong when I’m wrong !! |
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By *obka3Couple
over a year ago
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"Rees Mogg is still keen on a no deal. The worse the UK economy is wrecked the more he will make from his off shore funds.
Go on then explain how that works in reality
This has been extremely well documented over the past two years. Some on here have pointed out the general gist of it.
No doubt you will either:
1. Not believe it
2. Call me a name
3. Use the phrase “project fear”
4. All of the above "
So thats no you cant explain it, but you can just repeat the mantra that someone has decided sounds good |
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By *obka3Couple
over a year ago
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"Rees Mogg is still keen on a no deal. The worse the UK economy is wrecked the more he will make from his off shore funds.
Go on then explain how that works in reality
It's not a complex idea really! If the pound crashes and your money is elsewhere you will be better off...at least that's what I think it means!
But its not HIS money it belongs to those who invest in the company and if the pound did crash it would affect the companies investments here and more importantly the investors ability to invest and more likely their need to cash in those assets, you do realise that YOUR pension will be investing in these emerging markets tooBut our pensions are valued in gbp. So when we convert the stocks back into pounds we’d be 20^ worse off than before they were pre brexit.
But for those invested in other currencies(mainly dollars) they would be worth MORE pounds not less
My bad. I was confusing being invested and adding in new money (was having a similar discussion somewhere else). Happy to admit I’m wrong when I’m wrong !!"
 Yes if the pound does fall it would cost more to obtain the same investment, interestingly a couple of big money brokers/reporters have suggested that they think the pound will rise quite abit this year once the vote is taken on mays deal, of course they could just be trying to get some movements, speculators dont like stability |
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By *asyukMan
over a year ago
West London |
"Rees Mogg is still keen on a no deal. The worse the UK economy is wrecked the more he will make from his off shore funds.
Go on then explain how that works in reality
It's not a complex idea really! If the pound crashes and your money is elsewhere you will be better off...at least that's what I think it means!
But its not HIS money it belongs to those who invest in the company and if the pound did crash it would affect the companies investments here and more importantly the investors ability to invest and more likely their need to cash in those assets, you do realise that YOUR pension will be investing in these emerging markets tooBut our pensions are valued in gbp. So when we convert the stocks back into pounds we’d be 20^ worse off than before they were pre brexit.
But for those invested in other currencies(mainly dollars) they would be worth MORE pounds not less
My bad. I was confusing being invested and adding in new money (was having a similar discussion somewhere else). Happy to admit I’m wrong when I’m wrong !!
Yes if the pound does fall it would cost more to obtain the same investment, interestingly a couple of big money brokers/reporters have suggested that they think the pound will rise quite abit this year once the vote is taken on mays deal, of course they could just be trying to get some movements, speculators dont like stability"
No. If the pound falls it would cost less to invest in the UK if you were buying in another currency. That's why foreign "investment" increased after the referendum as foreigners bought up cheap British assets.
If you own UK assets nothing changes.
If you own foreign assets they become more valuable in GBP.
It depends where your money is located. |
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By *obka3Couple
over a year ago
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"Rees Mogg is still keen on a no deal. The worse the UK economy is wrecked the more he will make from his off shore funds.
Go on then explain how that works in reality
It's not a complex idea really! If the pound crashes and your money is elsewhere you will be better off...at least that's what I think it means!
But its not HIS money it belongs to those who invest in the company and if the pound did crash it would affect the companies investments here and more importantly the investors ability to invest and more likely their need to cash in those assets, you do realise that YOUR pension will be investing in these emerging markets tooBut our pensions are valued in gbp. So when we convert the stocks back into pounds we’d be 20^ worse off than before they were pre brexit.
But for those invested in other currencies(mainly dollars) they would be worth MORE pounds not less
My bad. I was confusing being invested and adding in new money (was having a similar discussion somewhere else). Happy to admit I’m wrong when I’m wrong !!
Yes if the pound does fall it would cost more to obtain the same investment, interestingly a couple of big money brokers/reporters have suggested that they think the pound will rise quite abit this year once the vote is taken on mays deal, of course they could just be trying to get some movements, speculators dont like stability
No. If the pound falls it would cost less to invest in the UK if you were buying in another currency. That's why foreign "investment" increased after the referendum as foreigners bought up cheap British assets.
If you own UK assets nothing changes.
If you own foreign assets they become more valuable in GBP.
It depends where your money is located."
Youve missunderstood what we were discussing, I said those who invest in somerset capital who invest in emerging markets would make more( current investments) if the pound fell, that post was replied to by someone saying the opposite but was thinking of NEW investment into somerset.
we are all agreeing that if the pound falls somerset investors will make more if they cash in. Most pension pots will have a proportion invested in these markets so in a perverse way we have all benefitted from the falling pound |
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By *asyukMan
over a year ago
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"Rees Mogg is still keen on a no deal. The worse the UK economy is wrecked the more he will make from his off shore funds.
Go on then explain how that works in reality
It's not a complex idea really! If the pound crashes and your money is elsewhere you will be better off...at least that's what I think it means!
But its not HIS money it belongs to those who invest in the company and if the pound did crash it would affect the companies investments here and more importantly the investors ability to invest and more likely their need to cash in those assets, you do realise that YOUR pension will be investing in these emerging markets tooBut our pensions are valued in gbp. So when we convert the stocks back into pounds we’d be 20^ worse off than before they were pre brexit.
But for those invested in other currencies(mainly dollars) they would be worth MORE pounds not less
My bad. I was confusing being invested and adding in new money (was having a similar discussion somewhere else). Happy to admit I’m wrong when I’m wrong !!
Yes if the pound does fall it would cost more to obtain the same investment, interestingly a couple of big money brokers/reporters have suggested that they think the pound will rise quite abit this year once the vote is taken on mays deal, of course they could just be trying to get some movements, speculators dont like stability
No. If the pound falls it would cost less to invest in the UK if you were buying in another currency. That's why foreign "investment" increased after the referendum as foreigners bought up cheap British assets.
If you own UK assets nothing changes.
If you own foreign assets they become more valuable in GBP.
It depends where your money is located.
Youve missunderstood what we were discussing, I said those who invest in somerset capital who invest in emerging markets would make more( current investments) if the pound fell, that post was replied to by someone saying the opposite but was thinking of NEW investment into somerset.
we are all agreeing that if the pound falls somerset investors will make more if they cash in. Most pension pots will have a proportion invested in these markets so in a perverse way we have all benefitted from the falling pound"
Er. Maybe. I have lost track.
Mogg is a self-serving elitist member of the establishment right?
We are agreed on that except for Centaur right? |
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"Rees Mogg is still keen on a no deal. The worse the UK economy is wrecked the more he will make from his off shore funds.
Go on then explain how that works in reality
It's not a complex idea really! If the pound crashes and your money is elsewhere you will be better off...at least that's what I think it means!
But its not HIS money it belongs to those who invest in the company and if the pound did crash it would affect the companies investments here and more importantly the investors ability to invest and more likely their need to cash in those assets, you do realise that YOUR pension will be investing in these emerging markets tooBut our pensions are valued in gbp. So when we convert the stocks back into pounds we’d be 20^ worse off than before they were pre brexit.
But for those invested in other currencies(mainly dollars) they would be worth MORE pounds not less
My bad. I was confusing being invested and adding in new money (was having a similar discussion somewhere else). Happy to admit I’m wrong when I’m wrong !!
Yes if the pound does fall it would cost more to obtain the same investment, interestingly a couple of big money brokers/reporters have suggested that they think the pound will rise quite abit this year once the vote is taken on mays deal, of course they could just be trying to get some movements, speculators dont like stability
No. If the pound falls it would cost less to invest in the UK if you were buying in another currency. That's why foreign "investment" increased after the referendum as foreigners bought up cheap British assets.
If you own UK assets nothing changes.
If you own foreign assets they become more valuable in GBP.
It depends where your money is located.
Youve missunderstood what we were discussing, I said those who invest in somerset capital who invest in emerging markets would make more( current investments) if the pound fell, that post was replied to by someone saying the opposite but was thinking of NEW investment into somerset.
we are all agreeing that if the pound falls somerset investors will make more if they cash in. Most pension pots will have a proportion invested in these markets so in a perverse way we have all benefitted from the falling pound"
We’d benefit ... but only if we’re taking our pension. Or if the pound stays low. If it reverses it depends on the balance between how much a pot I have saved already and how much I will be saving in the future. We’re at a sell high point in the market which doesn’t help those “buying” eg young savers. This was where I was confusing myself as pension pot values today only matter to pensioners. |
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We’d benefit ... but only if we’re taking our pension. Or if the pound stays low. If it reverses it depends on the balance between how much a pot I have saved already and how much I will be saving in the future. We’re at a sell high point in the market which doesn’t help those “buying” eg young savers. This was where I was confusing myself as pension pot values today only matter to pensioners. "
Yes that is of course totally true but its the same as house prices, at the moment they make folk feel rich but are a real problem for the young.
things need a better balance but no one wants to lose out so round the merry go round goes again and the more debta builds |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
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"If the quality of debate here recently is anything to go by.
Enjoy a Happy Christmas and then start bracing yourselves for what's to come.
Be kind
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British stiff upper lip and all that life will go on whatever happy new year |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
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"If the quality of debate here recently is anything to go by.
Enjoy a Happy Christmas and then start bracing yourselves for what's to come.
Be kind
worry more about yourself . we will be fine . deep down you know it ,I know it ,we all know it. "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The government does not want Brexit and that includes Labour but if it goes to another vote i will vote to leave due to the way Europe has treated us
Why did The french Leader come out with his statement just before the vote in the commons regarding fishing rights was it a coincidence.
I think not
Snowflake !
What’s up? Can’t handle a robust debate?"
its not debate though is it? thick people argue and dont budge the same as so called intelligent people.
the shit at the bottom have less so whoever governs them they have fuck all. |
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By *anon6dMan
over a year ago
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"It's going to be great ...more chances to make more money for me and my family ...bring it on ...merry Xmas xxxx"
yeah it's going to be fantastic. UK will have the biggest gangbang ever. As in we are all getting fucked.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"If the quality of debate here recently is anything to go by.
Enjoy a Happy Christmas and then start bracing yourselves for what's to come.
Be kind
British stiff upper lip and all that life will go on whatever happy new year"
Is it not more difficult it spit on remainers and poor people while you keep your upper lip stiff?
I imagine it’s not a natural shape for your mouth to make while firing globules of flob onto people you don’t agree with.  |
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By *anon6dMan
over a year ago
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If!!! We do leave Europe I hope Nickola has done her home work and take Scotland back into the eu. Ps your more than welcome to come up here and join us. We don't have any problems with other fellow human beings . |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"If!!! We do leave Europe I hope Nickola has done her home work and take Scotland back into the eu. Ps your more than welcome to come up here and join us. We don't have any problems with other fellow human beings . "
Sounds good mate! If only was a bit warmer and sunnier! |
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By *anon6dMan
over a year ago
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"If!!! We do leave Europe I hope Nickola has done her home work and take Scotland back into the eu. Ps your more than welcome to come up here and join us. We don't have any problems with other fellow human beings .
Sounds good mate! If only was a bit warmer and sunnier! "
haha ok I'll give you that. Sun is out today and a scorching 13. Where is the sun tan lotion. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm all right Jack seems the best option ...so hey bring it on ..love the remoaners desperate lines of argument...brainless"
Classic, unable to put together a reasoned statement so resort to insults and catch phrases meanwhile calling people you disagree with “brainless”.
Sterling work. |
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I'm an Ex Pat amongst a diverse Ex Pat community...
The rest of the world is laughing it's tits off at the UK.
I'm very happy cos I'll come home after the fall and buy a few City Centre streets for buttons...... |
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