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....and the EU thingy was unfolding..
-- Labour northern heartlands want out -- Scotish leftyv****s want to stay but were too drunk/stoned/lazy to vote. -- Londonistan lefty****s want to stay on the gravy train -- Rest of the country by and large does not.. -- tentative predictions for leave wind by slenderest of margins... -- Instability on FX and other open markets Hey ho. Interesting times. -- The theory of Communism may be summed up in one sentence: Abolish all private property. Karl Marx |
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Londonistan lefty****s want to stay on the gravy train 117 miles of razor wire on order? |
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"The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... ...and the EU thingy was unfolding.. -- Labour northern heartlands want out -- Scotish leftyv****s want to stay but were too drunk/stoned/lazy to vote. -- Londonistan lefty****s want to stay on the gravy train -- Rest of the country by and large does not.. -- tentative predictions for leave wind by slenderest of margins... -- Instability on FX and other open markets Hey ho. Interesting times. Dave is gonna be really ****ed off. Poor lamb. |
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On 24/06/16 04:23, Andy Burns wrote:
The Natural Philosopher wrote: Londonistan lefty****s want to stay on the gravy train 117 miles of razor wire on order? Nah, just cut the grid cables Inside 2 weeks they will be begging for mercy without their Me pods and ME phones. -- "Anyone who believes that the laws of physics are mere social conventions is invited to try transgressing those conventions from the windows of my apartment. (I live on the twenty-first floor.) " Alan Sokal |
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On 24/06/16 05:16, bm wrote:
"The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... ...and the EU thingy was unfolding.. -- Labour northern heartlands want out -- Scotish leftyv****s want to stay but were too drunk/stoned/lazy to vote. -- Londonistan lefty****s want to stay on the gravy train -- Rest of the country by and large does not.. -- tentative predictions for leave wind by slenderest of margins... -- Instability on FX and other open markets Hey ho. Interesting times. Dave is gonna be really ****ed off. Poor lamb. Mate, a lot of people are going to be really ****ed off, this is the people versus a certain elite, and its going to be a bloody war. The first thing is, that it looks like the northern working class have finally woken up to the fact that lefty ****s don't give a **** about them. Scotland is looking for a different tit to suck on, because they've failed to make themselves prosperous as expected with devolution. The welsh have woken up too, bless em. That immigration poster might have generated howls of outrage, but it went down well in the North East. The Saxon, has spoken, and the welsh are on board too. Hollande is all for being vindictive, Germany is in two minds. -- "Anyone who believes that the laws of physics are mere social conventions is invited to try transgressing those conventions from the windows of my apartment. (I live on the twenty-first floor.) " Alan Sokal |
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Hollande is all for being vindictive, Germany is in two minds. Geert Wilders wants a NLexit referendum .. |
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On 24/06/16 03:20, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
....and the EU thingy was unfolding.. -- Labour northern heartlands want out -- Scotish leftyv****s want to stay but were too drunk/stoned/lazy to vote. See below -- Londonistan lefty****s want to stay on the gravy train And Tunbridge Wells curiously - rather the odd man out in the South East. -- Rest of the country by and large does not.. With a very clear 1 million margin. -- tentative predictions for leave wind by slenderest of margins... -- Instability on FX and other open markets Hey ho. Interesting times. Scotland - so I expect they'll apply to join the EU now... Anyway - point well made - people voted in 1975 for the EEC (effectively the EEA now) - and they've just reminded everyone of that. Let's see how Dave tried to weasel out of this. |
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On 24/06/16 05:32, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 24/06/16 05:16, bm wrote: "The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... ...and the EU thingy was unfolding.. -- Labour northern heartlands want out -- Scotish leftyv****s want to stay but were too drunk/stoned/lazy to vote. -- Londonistan lefty****s want to stay on the gravy train -- Rest of the country by and large does not.. -- tentative predictions for leave wind by slenderest of margins... -- Instability on FX and other open markets Hey ho. Interesting times. Dave is gonna be really ****ed off. Poor lamb. Mate, a lot of people are going to be really ****ed off, this is the people versus a certain elite, and its going to be a bloody war. The first thing is, that it looks like the northern working class have finally woken up to the fact that lefty ****s don't give a **** about them. Scotland is looking for a different tit to suck on, because they've failed to make themselves prosperous as expected with devolution. The welsh have woken up too, bless em. That immigration poster might have generated howls of outrage, but it went down well in the North East. The Saxon, has spoken, and the welsh are on board too. Hollande is all for being vindictive, Germany is in two minds. I don't much care what France thinks, but I suspect Germany will actually be a little more pragmatic now the reality has hit them. I think two things: 1) If Dave actually honours this referendum, I'll be amazed - I expect extreme weaselness. 2) The EU itself had better start reforming (preferably into the EEA/EEC) otherwise a few other countries will be having referenda. |
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On 24/06/16 06:46, Tim Watts wrote:
On 24/06/16 03:20, The Natural Philosopher wrote: ....and the EU thingy was unfolding.. -- Labour northern heartlands want out -- Scotish leftyv****s want to stay but were too drunk/stoned/lazy to vote. See below -- Londonistan lefty****s want to stay on the gravy train And Tunbridge Wells curiously - rather the odd man out in the South East. -- Rest of the country by and large does not.. With a very clear 1 million margin. -- tentative predictions for leave wind by slenderest of margins... -- Instability on FX and other open markets Hey ho. Interesting times. Scotland - so I expect they'll apply to join the EU now... The fishy minge says that she wants to 'remain in the EU when UK leaves' but that is not to my understanding possible Anyway - point well made - people voted in 1975 for the EEC (effectively the EEA now) - and they've just reminded everyone of that. Let's see how Dave tried to weasel out of this. Oh who honestly cares? His ilk are gone. The real losers are Corbyn and the hard left and what's left of the Labour party. Once stripped of EU funding that's the end of lefty****s altogether. AS I have been saying, UKIP represents the British working class aspirations far more than Labour does, and its got the support of the small rural person. -- If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it. The lie can be maintained only for such time as the State can shield the people from the political, economic and/or military consequences of the lie. It thus becomes vitally important for the State to use all of its powers to repress dissent, for the truth is the mortal enemy of the lie, and thus by extension, the truth is the greatest enemy of the State. Joseph Goebbels |
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On 24/06/16 06:18, Andy Burns wrote:
The Natural Philosopher wrote: Hollande is all for being vindictive, Germany is in two minds. Geert Wilders wants a NLexit referendum .. Yebut nobbut Gert is not yet a serious force in NL politics BUT we will see. The next month or two will see. -- it should be clear by now to everyone that activist environmentalism (or environmental activism) is becoming a general ideology about humans, about their freedom, about the relationship between the individual and the state, and about the manipulation of people under the guise of a 'noble' idea. It is not an honest pursuit of 'sustainable development,' a matter of elementary environmental protection, or a search for rational mechanisms designed to achieve a healthy environment. Yet things do occur that make you shake your head and remind yourself that you live neither in Joseph Stalins Communist era, nor in the Orwellian utopia of 1984. Vaclav Klaus |
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On 24/06/16 06:50, Tim Watts wrote:
On 24/06/16 05:32, The Natural Philosopher wrote: On 24/06/16 05:16, bm wrote: "The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... ...and the EU thingy was unfolding.. -- Labour northern heartlands want out -- Scotish leftyv****s want to stay but were too drunk/stoned/lazy to vote. -- Londonistan lefty****s want to stay on the gravy train -- Rest of the country by and large does not.. -- tentative predictions for leave wind by slenderest of margins... -- Instability on FX and other open markets Hey ho. Interesting times. Dave is gonna be really ****ed off. Poor lamb. Mate, a lot of people are going to be really ****ed off, this is the people versus a certain elite, and its going to be a bloody war. The first thing is, that it looks like the northern working class have finally woken up to the fact that lefty ****s don't give a **** about them. Scotland is looking for a different tit to suck on, because they've failed to make themselves prosperous as expected with devolution. The welsh have woken up too, bless em. That immigration poster might have generated howls of outrage, but it went down well in the North East. The Saxon, has spoken, and the welsh are on board too. Hollande is all for being vindictive, Germany is in two minds. I don't much care what France thinks, but I suspect Germany will actually be a little more pragmatic now the reality has hit them. I think two things: 1) If Dave actually honours this referendum, I'll be amazed - I expect extreme weaselness. TPTB expected certain people to deliver. They haven't. They have a small chance to try, before they are sacked. Whoever has their finger up Dave's bottom will take it out, disinfect it, and wee who's bottom is more suitable. Boris? 2) The EU itself had better start reforming (preferably into the EEA/EEC) otherwise a few other countries will be having referenda. THAT is of course what the markets are being crashed...pour encourager les autres... -- it should be clear by now to everyone that activist environmentalism (or environmental activism) is becoming a general ideology about humans, about their freedom, about the relationship between the individual and the state, and about the manipulation of people under the guise of a 'noble' idea. It is not an honest pursuit of 'sustainable development,' a matter of elementary environmental protection, or a search for rational mechanisms designed to achieve a healthy environment. Yet things do occur that make you shake your head and remind yourself that you live neither in Joseph Stalins Communist era, nor in the Orwellian utopia of 1984. Vaclav Klaus |
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On 24/06/16 07:06, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 24/06/16 06:46, Tim Watts wrote: On 24/06/16 03:20, The Natural Philosopher wrote: ....and the EU thingy was unfolding.. -- Labour northern heartlands want out -- Scotish leftyv****s want to stay but were too drunk/stoned/lazy to vote. See below -- Londonistan lefty****s want to stay on the gravy train And Tunbridge Wells curiously - rather the odd man out in the South East. -- Rest of the country by and large does not.. With a very clear 1 million margin. -- tentative predictions for leave wind by slenderest of margins... -- Instability on FX and other open markets Hey ho. Interesting times. Scotland - so I expect they'll apply to join the EU now... The fishy minge says that she wants to 'remain in the EU when UK leaves' but that is not to my understanding possible It's not - her grasp of reality is a dubious as ever. They will have to join, along with the Albanians maybe in 2020. I expect given the special nature of Scotland vis a vis the EU, they could be fast tracked in (because they are already members indirectly). Although I will be mildly amused if they are made to undergo a full applications process. They might change their minds then, although they would be going against their portion of the referendum if they did. Anyway - point well made - people voted in 1975 for the EEC (effectively the EEA now) - and they've just reminded everyone of that. Let's see how Dave tried to weasel out of this. Oh who honestly cares? His ilk are gone. The real losers are Corbyn and the hard left and what's left of the Labour party. Once stripped of EU funding that's the end of lefty****s altogether. AS I have been saying, UKIP represents the British working class aspirations far more than Labour does, and its got the support of the small rural person. |
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On 24/06/16 07:31, Tim Watts wrote:
On 24/06/16 07:06, The Natural Philosopher wrote: The fishy minge says that she wants to 'remain in the EU when UK leaves' but that is not to my understanding possible It's not - her grasp of reality is a dubious as ever. They will have to join, along with the Albanians maybe in 2020. I expect given the special nature of Scotland vis a vis the EU, they could be fast tracked in (because they are already members indirectly). Although I will be mildly amused if they are made to undergo a full applications process. They might change their minds then, although they would be going against their portion of the referendum if they did. The idea of scotland standing alone outside the UK without EU membership is hugely amusing. -- If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it. The lie can be maintained only for such time as the State can shield the people from the political, economic and/or military consequences of the lie. It thus becomes vitally important for the State to use all of its powers to repress dissent, for the truth is the mortal enemy of the lie, and thus by extension, the truth is the greatest enemy of the State. Joseph Goebbels |
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"Tim Watts" wrote in message ... On 24/06/16 05:32, The Natural Philosopher wrote: On 24/06/16 05:16, bm wrote: "The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... ...and the EU thingy was unfolding.. -- Labour northern heartlands want out -- Scotish leftyv****s want to stay but were too drunk/stoned/lazy to vote. -- Londonistan lefty****s want to stay on the gravy train -- Rest of the country by and large does not.. -- tentative predictions for leave wind by slenderest of margins... -- Instability on FX and other open markets Hey ho. Interesting times. Dave is gonna be really ****ed off. Poor lamb. Mate, a lot of people are going to be really ****ed off, this is the people versus a certain elite, and its going to be a bloody war. The first thing is, that it looks like the northern working class have finally woken up to the fact that lefty ****s don't give a **** about them. Scotland is looking for a different tit to suck on, because they've failed to make themselves prosperous as expected with devolution. The welsh have woken up too, bless em. That immigration poster might have generated howls of outrage, but it went down well in the North East. The Saxon, has spoken, and the welsh are on board too. Hollande is all for being vindictive, Germany is in two minds. I don't much care what France thinks, but I suspect Germany will actually be a little more pragmatic now the reality has hit them. I think two things: 1) If Dave actually honours this referendum, I'll be amazed - I expect extreme weaselness. 2) The EU itself had better start reforming (preferably into the EEA/EEC) otherwise a few other countries will be having referenda. Only a few though and not countries that matter much to the EU. Yes, all of Denmark, the Netherlands, Sweden may well leave now. |
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On 24/06/16 09:14, Jack Samuel wrote:
"Tim Watts" wrote in message ... On 24/06/16 05:32, The Natural Philosopher wrote: On 24/06/16 05:16, bm wrote: "The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... ...and the EU thingy was unfolding.. -- Labour northern heartlands want out -- Scotish leftyv****s want to stay but were too drunk/stoned/lazy to vote. -- Londonistan lefty****s want to stay on the gravy train -- Rest of the country by and large does not.. -- tentative predictions for leave wind by slenderest of margins... -- Instability on FX and other open markets Hey ho. Interesting times. Dave is gonna be really ****ed off. Poor lamb. Mate, a lot of people are going to be really ****ed off, this is the people versus a certain elite, and its going to be a bloody war. The first thing is, that it looks like the northern working class have finally woken up to the fact that lefty ****s don't give a **** about them. Scotland is looking for a different tit to suck on, because they've failed to make themselves prosperous as expected with devolution. The welsh have woken up too, bless em. That immigration poster might have generated howls of outrage, but it went down well in the North East. The Saxon, has spoken, and the welsh are on board too. Hollande is all for being vindictive, Germany is in two minds. I don't much care what France thinks, but I suspect Germany will actually be a little more pragmatic now the reality has hit them. I think two things: 1) If Dave actually honours this referendum, I'll be amazed - I expect extreme weaselness. 2) The EU itself had better start reforming (preferably into the EEA/EEC) otherwise a few other countries will be having referenda. Only a few though and not countries that matter much to the EU. Yes, all of Denmark, the Netherlands, Sweden may well leave now. Watch France too. -- How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't think. Adolf Hitler |
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"The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... On 24/06/16 06:50, Tim Watts wrote: On 24/06/16 05:32, The Natural Philosopher wrote: On 24/06/16 05:16, bm wrote: "The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... ...and the EU thingy was unfolding.. -- Labour northern heartlands want out -- Scotish leftyv****s want to stay but were too drunk/stoned/lazy to vote. -- Londonistan lefty****s want to stay on the gravy train -- Rest of the country by and large does not.. -- tentative predictions for leave wind by slenderest of margins... -- Instability on FX and other open markets Hey ho. Interesting times. Dave is gonna be really ****ed off. Poor lamb. Mate, a lot of people are going to be really ****ed off, this is the people versus a certain elite, and its going to be a bloody war. The first thing is, that it looks like the northern working class have finally woken up to the fact that lefty ****s don't give a **** about them. Scotland is looking for a different tit to suck on, because they've failed to make themselves prosperous as expected with devolution. The welsh have woken up too, bless em. That immigration poster might have generated howls of outrage, but it went down well in the North East. The Saxon, has spoken, and the welsh are on board too. Hollande is all for being vindictive, Germany is in two minds. I don't much care what France thinks, but I suspect Germany will actually be a little more pragmatic now the reality has hit them. I think two things: 1) If Dave actually honours this referendum, I'll be amazed - I expect extreme weaselness. TPTB expected certain people to deliver. They haven't. They have a small chance to try, before they are sacked. Whoever has their finger up Dave's bottom will take it out, disinfect it, and wee who's bottom is more suitable. Boris? Yep, it looks like he is one hell of a politician. Not only did he manage to win in the Labour heartland of London, twice, and chose to move from there to where he had more future, he actually got it right as far as what the voters want brexit wise too. It will be very difficult for anyone else to replace Dave now. And I don't believe anyone has a finger up his arse either, even given what he might have got up to at Eton. 2) The EU itself had better start reforming (preferably into the EEA/EEC) otherwise a few other countries will be having referenda. THAT is of course what the markets are being crashed...pour encourager les autres... Conspiracy theory IMO. The others dont matter a damn to the market. |
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On 24/06/16 09:22, Jack Samuel wrote:
"The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... On 24/06/16 06:50, Tim Watts wrote: On 24/06/16 05:32, The Natural Philosopher wrote: On 24/06/16 05:16, bm wrote: "The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... ...and the EU thingy was unfolding.. -- Labour northern heartlands want out -- Scotish leftyv****s want to stay but were too drunk/stoned/lazy to vote. -- Londonistan lefty****s want to stay on the gravy train -- Rest of the country by and large does not.. -- tentative predictions for leave wind by slenderest of margins... -- Instability on FX and other open markets Hey ho. Interesting times. Dave is gonna be really ****ed off. Poor lamb. Mate, a lot of people are going to be really ****ed off, this is the people versus a certain elite, and its going to be a bloody war. The first thing is, that it looks like the northern working class have finally woken up to the fact that lefty ****s don't give a **** about them. Scotland is looking for a different tit to suck on, because they've failed to make themselves prosperous as expected with devolution. The welsh have woken up too, bless em. That immigration poster might have generated howls of outrage, but it went down well in the North East. The Saxon, has spoken, and the welsh are on board too. Hollande is all for being vindictive, Germany is in two minds. I don't much care what France thinks, but I suspect Germany will actually be a little more pragmatic now the reality has hit them. I think two things: 1) If Dave actually honours this referendum, I'll be amazed - I expect extreme weaselness. TPTB expected certain people to deliver. They haven't. They have a small chance to try, before they are sacked. Whoever has their finger up Dave's bottom will take it out, disinfect it, and wee who's bottom is more suitable. Boris? Yep, it looks like he is one hell of a politician. Not only did he manage to win in the Labour heartland of London, twice, and chose to move from there to where he had more future, he actually got it right as far as what the voters want brexit wise too. It will be very difficult for anyone else to replace Dave now. And I don't believe anyone has a finger up his arse either, even given what he might have got up to at Eton. 2) The EU itself had better start reforming (preferably into the EEA/EEC) otherwise a few other countries will be having referenda. THAT is of course what the markets are being crashed...pour encourager les autres... Conspiracy theory IMO. The others dont matter a damn to the market. Oh but they do. The EU is a nice cartel. Good for business. De-risks investment if you can get it underwritten by EU legislation. They still think the EU can be saved, and this is part of it. WE mustn't be allowed to succeed outside of it, or the whole scam collapses. BUT the City is now forced to fight for brexit, to make it work. Mark Carney knows which side his bread is buttered. Will be massive intervention to make a market floor. -- The biggest threat to humanity comes from socialism, which has utterly diverted our attention away from what really matters to our existential survival, to indulging in navel gazing and faux moral investigations into what the world ought to be, whilst we fail utterly to deal with what it actually is. |
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"The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... On 24/06/16 09:14, Jack Samuel wrote: "Tim Watts" wrote in message ... On 24/06/16 05:32, The Natural Philosopher wrote: On 24/06/16 05:16, bm wrote: "The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... ...and the EU thingy was unfolding.. -- Labour northern heartlands want out -- Scotish leftyv****s want to stay but were too drunk/stoned/lazy to vote. -- Londonistan lefty****s want to stay on the gravy train -- Rest of the country by and large does not.. -- tentative predictions for leave wind by slenderest of margins... -- Instability on FX and other open markets Hey ho. Interesting times. Dave is gonna be really ****ed off. Poor lamb. Mate, a lot of people are going to be really ****ed off, this is the people versus a certain elite, and its going to be a bloody war. The first thing is, that it looks like the northern working class have finally woken up to the fact that lefty ****s don't give a **** about them. Scotland is looking for a different tit to suck on, because they've failed to make themselves prosperous as expected with devolution. The welsh have woken up too, bless em. That immigration poster might have generated howls of outrage, but it went down well in the North East. The Saxon, has spoken, and the welsh are on board too. Hollande is all for being vindictive, Germany is in two minds. I don't much care what France thinks, but I suspect Germany will actually be a little more pragmatic now the reality has hit them. I think two things: 1) If Dave actually honours this referendum, I'll be amazed - I expect extreme weaselness. 2) The EU itself had better start reforming (preferably into the EEA/EEC) otherwise a few other countries will be having referenda. Only a few though and not countries that matter much to the EU. Yes, all of Denmark, the Netherlands, Sweden may well leave now. Watch France too. I'll certainly be watching, and there are certainly plenty that dont like the massive numbers of non French who have been allowed into France since like before the EU was ever thought of, but it is far from clear that that would change if France did leave the EU now and so there may well not be a majority voting for FRexit. Though that once certainly is very pronounceable. |
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On 24/06/16 09:28, Jack Samuel wrote:
"The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message .. Watch France too. I'll certainly be watching, and there are certainly plenty that dont like the massive numbers of non French who have been allowed into France since like before the EU was ever thought of, but it is far from clear that that would change if France did leave the EU now and so there may well not be a majority voting for FRexit. Though that once certainly is very pronounceable. The real movement is that the little European is ****ed off with the EU'S utter inability to deliver anything he wants or needs. And the price they have to pay for that incompetence. The EU cant buy *everybody* and in the current migration, cultural and economic crises, they cant buy *enough* people. -- Microsoft : the best reason to go to Linux that ever existed. |
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On 24/06/2016 05:27, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 24/06/16 04:23, Andy Burns wrote: The Natural Philosopher wrote: Londonistan lefty****s want to stay on the gravy train 117 miles of razor wire on order? Nah, just cut the grid cables Inside 2 weeks they will be begging for mercy without their Me pods and ME phones. Just remember who controls the telecoms infrastructure, they can turn off all telecoms in a matter of minutes and they can probably jam radios too. It won't be them lacking in Me phones. The newsgroup will be quite though with only the aussies and yanks posting. |
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On 24/06/16 09:22, Jack Samuel wrote: "The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... On 24/06/16 06:50, Tim Watts wrote: On 24/06/16 05:32, The Natural Philosopher wrote: On 24/06/16 05:16, bm wrote: "The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... ...and the EU thingy was unfolding.. -- Labour northern heartlands want out -- Scotish leftyv****s want to stay but were too drunk/stoned/lazy to vote. -- Londonistan lefty****s want to stay on the gravy train -- Rest of the country by and large does not.. -- tentative predictions for leave wind by slenderest of margins... -- Instability on FX and other open markets Hey ho. Interesting times. Dave is gonna be really ****ed off. Poor lamb. Mate, a lot of people are going to be really ****ed off, this is the people versus a certain elite, and its going to be a bloody war. The first thing is, that it looks like the northern working class have finally woken up to the fact that lefty ****s don't give a **** about them. Scotland is looking for a different tit to suck on, because they've failed to make themselves prosperous as expected with devolution. The welsh have woken up too, bless em. That immigration poster might have generated howls of outrage, but it went down well in the North East. The Saxon, has spoken, and the welsh are on board too. Hollande is all for being vindictive, Germany is in two minds. I don't much care what France thinks, but I suspect Germany will actually be a little more pragmatic now the reality has hit them. I think two things: 1) If Dave actually honours this referendum, I'll be amazed - I expect extreme weaselness. TPTB expected certain people to deliver. They haven't. They have a small chance to try, before they are sacked. Whoever has their finger up Dave's bottom will take it out, disinfect it, and wee who's bottom is more suitable. Boris? Yep, it looks like he is one hell of a politician. Not only did he manage to win in the Labour heartland of London, twice, and chose to move from there to where he had more future, he actually got it right as far as what the voters want brexit wise too. It will be very difficult for anyone else to replace Dave now. And I don't believe anyone has a finger up his arse either, even given what he might have got up to at Eton. 2) The EU itself had better start reforming (preferably into the EEA/EEC) otherwise a few other countries will be having referenda. THAT is of course what the markets are being crashed...pour encourager les autres... Conspiracy theory IMO. The others dont matter a damn to the market. Oh but they do. The EU is a nice cartel. Good for business. De-risks investment if you can get it underwritten by EU legislation. They still think the EU can be saved, and this is part of it. WE mustn't be allowed to succeed outside of it, or the whole scam collapses. BUT the City is now forced to fight for brexit, to make it work. Mark Carney knows which side his bread is buttered. Will be massive intervention to make a market floor. The market is dominated by all the traders who guessed wrong and are now trying to cut their losses. Give it a few days and it will stabilise. The Euro is looking very iffy. |
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"The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... On 24/06/16 09:14, Jack Samuel wrote: "Tim Watts" wrote in message ... On 24/06/16 05:32, The Natural Philosopher wrote: On 24/06/16 05:16, bm wrote: "The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... ...and the EU thingy was unfolding.. -- Labour northern heartlands want out -- Scotish leftyv****s want to stay but were too drunk/stoned/lazy to vote. -- Londonistan lefty****s want to stay on the gravy train -- Rest of the country by and large does not.. -- tentative predictions for leave wind by slenderest of margins... -- Instability on FX and other open markets Hey ho. Interesting times. Dave is gonna be really ****ed off. Poor lamb. Mate, a lot of people are going to be really ****ed off, this is the people versus a certain elite, and its going to be a bloody war. The first thing is, that it looks like the northern working class have finally woken up to the fact that lefty ****s don't give a **** about them. Scotland is looking for a different tit to suck on, because they've failed to make themselves prosperous as expected with devolution. The welsh have woken up too, bless em. That immigration poster might have generated howls of outrage, but it went down well in the North East. The Saxon, has spoken, and the welsh are on board too. Hollande is all for being vindictive, Germany is in two minds. I don't much care what France thinks, but I suspect Germany will actually be a little more pragmatic now the reality has hit them. I think two things: 1) If Dave actually honours this referendum, I'll be amazed - I expect extreme weaselness. 2) The EU itself had better start reforming (preferably into the EEA/EEC) otherwise a few other countries will be having referenda. Only a few though and not countries that matter much to the EU. Yes, all of Denmark, the Netherlands, Sweden may well leave now. Watch France too. Hasn't there been enough football already? tim |
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"The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... On 24/06/16 07:31, Tim Watts wrote: On 24/06/16 07:06, The Natural Philosopher wrote: The fishy minge says that she wants to 'remain in the EU when UK leaves' but that is not to my understanding possible It's not - her grasp of reality is a dubious as ever. They will have to join, along with the Albanians maybe in 2020. I expect given the special nature of Scotland vis a vis the EU, they could be fast tracked in (because they are already members indirectly). Although I will be mildly amused if they are made to undergo a full applications process. They might change their minds then, although they would be going against their portion of the referendum if they did. The idea of scotland standing alone outside the UK without EU membership is hugely amusing. Iceland manages it tim |
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"The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... On 24/06/16 07:31, Tim Watts wrote: On 24/06/16 07:06, The Natural Philosopher wrote: The fishy minge says that she wants to 'remain in the EU when UK leaves' but that is not to my understanding possible It's not - her grasp of reality is a dubious as ever. They will have to join, along with the Albanians maybe in 2020. I expect given the special nature of Scotland vis a vis the EU, they could be fast tracked in (because they are already members indirectly). Although I will be mildly amused if they are made to undergo a full applications process. They might change their minds then, although they would be going against their portion of the referendum if they did. The idea of scotland standing alone outside the UK without EU membership is hugely amusing. Iceland manages it tim Iceland has a viable economy. Scotland doesn't. |
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On Fri, 24 Jun 2016 11:08:02 +0100, tim... wrote:
The idea of scotland standing alone outside the UK without EU membership is hugely amusing. Iceland manages it That'll be the Iceland that's part of the EEA and Schengen, will it? |
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On 24/06/16 11:08, tim... wrote:
"The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... On 24/06/16 07:31, Tim Watts wrote: On 24/06/16 07:06, The Natural Philosopher wrote: The fishy minge says that she wants to 'remain in the EU when UK leaves' but that is not to my understanding possible It's not - her grasp of reality is a dubious as ever. They will have to join, along with the Albanians maybe in 2020. I expect given the special nature of Scotland vis a vis the EU, they could be fast tracked in (because they are already members indirectly). Although I will be mildly amused if they are made to undergo a full applications process. They might change their minds then, although they would be going against their portion of the referendum if they did. The idea of scotland standing alone outside the UK without EU membership is hugely amusing. Iceland manages it Iceland hasn't been propped up for years on someone elses money has it? tim -- A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is putting on its shoes. |
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On 24/06/16 11:16, Capitol wrote:
tim... wrote: "The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... On 24/06/16 07:31, Tim Watts wrote: On 24/06/16 07:06, The Natural Philosopher wrote: The fishy minge says that she wants to 'remain in the EU when UK leaves' but that is not to my understanding possible It's not - her grasp of reality is a dubious as ever. They will have to join, along with the Albanians maybe in 2020. I expect given the special nature of Scotland vis a vis the EU, they could be fast tracked in (because they are already members indirectly). Although I will be mildly amused if they are made to undergo a full applications process. They might change their minds then, although they would be going against their portion of the referendum if they did. The idea of scotland standing alone outside the UK without EU membership is hugely amusing. Iceland manages it tim Iceland has a viable economy. Scotland doesn't. Correct. -- A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is putting on its shoes. |
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"Capitol" wrote in message o.uk... tim... wrote: "The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... On 24/06/16 07:31, Tim Watts wrote: On 24/06/16 07:06, The Natural Philosopher wrote: The fishy minge says that she wants to 'remain in the EU when UK leaves' but that is not to my understanding possible It's not - her grasp of reality is a dubious as ever. They will have to join, along with the Albanians maybe in 2020. I expect given the special nature of Scotland vis a vis the EU, they could be fast tracked in (because they are already members indirectly). Although I will be mildly amused if they are made to undergo a full applications process. They might change their minds then, although they would be going against their portion of the referendum if they did. The idea of scotland standing alone outside the UK without EU membership is hugely amusing. Iceland manages it tim Iceland has a viable economy. That is very arguable indeed. Scotland doesn't. It is very arguable that it is any worse than Iceland. |
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On Fri, 24 Jun 2016 11:08:02 +0100, tim... wrote: The idea of scotland standing alone outside the UK without EU membership is hugely amusing. Iceland manages it That'll be the Iceland that's part of the EEA and Schengen, will it? OK, I'll correct that to saying that Iceland has an economy which can easily survive without the EU. |
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On 24/06/16 11:58, Capitol wrote:
Adrian wrote: On Fri, 24 Jun 2016 11:08:02 +0100, tim... wrote: The idea of scotland standing alone outside the UK without EU membership is hugely amusing. Iceland manages it That'll be the Iceland that's part of the EEA and Schengen, will it? OK, I'll correct that to saying that Iceland has an economy which can easily survive without the EU. I think Haiti is more like scotland without support. -- "It is an established fact to 97% confidence limits that left wing conspirators see right wing conspiracies everywhere" |
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On Friday, 24 June 2016 12:12:56 UTC+1, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
I think Haiti is more like scotland without support. Haiti's sunnier. Owain |
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bm wrote: "The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... ...and the EU thingy was unfolding.. -- Labour northern heartlands want out -- Scotish leftyv****s want to stay but were too drunk/stoned/lazy to vote. -- Londonistan lefty****s want to stay on the gravy train -- Rest of the country by and large does not.. -- tentative predictions for leave wind by slenderest of margins... -- Instability on FX and other open markets Hey ho. Interesting times. Dave is gonna be really ****ed off. Poor lamb. As I said before, I did wonder what would happen if the vote was leave. And now we'll find out. Looking really good, isn't it? The sad thing is it will hit the 'disadvantaged', who were stupid enough to think kicking the establishment in the ******** would somehow benefit them in the end. Because they're the ones who swung the vote. Not those who really care about the EU one way or another. -- *If a pig loses its voice, is it disgruntled? * Dave Plowman London SW To e-mail, change noise into sound. |
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On Friday, 24 June 2016 09:37:31 UTC+1, Jack Samuel wrote:
"The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... On 24/06/16 09:14, Jack Samuel wrote: "Tim Watts" wrote in message ... On 24/06/16 05:32, The Natural Philosopher wrote: On 24/06/16 05:16, bm wrote: "The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... ...and the EU thingy was unfolding.. -- Labour northern heartlands want out -- Scotish leftyv****s want to stay but were too drunk/stoned/lazy to vote. -- Londonistan lefty****s want to stay on the gravy train -- Rest of the country by and large does not.. -- tentative predictions for leave wind by slenderest of margins.... -- Instability on FX and other open markets Hey ho. Interesting times. Dave is gonna be really ****ed off. Poor lamb. Mate, a lot of people are going to be really ****ed off, this is the people versus a certain elite, and its going to be a bloody war. The first thing is, that it looks like the northern working class have finally woken up to the fact that lefty ****s don't give a **** about them. Scotland is looking for a different tit to suck on, because they've failed to make themselves prosperous as expected with devolution. The welsh have woken up too, bless em. That immigration poster might have generated howls of outrage, but it went down well in the North East. The Saxon, has spoken, and the welsh are on board too. Hollande is all for being vindictive, Germany is in two minds. I don't much care what France thinks, but I suspect Germany will actually be a little more pragmatic now the reality has hit them. I think two things: 1) If Dave actually honours this referendum, I'll be amazed - I expect extreme weaselness. 2) The EU itself had better start reforming (preferably into the EEA/EEC) otherwise a few other countries will be having referenda. Only a few though and not countries that matter much to the EU. Yes, all of Denmark, the Netherlands, Sweden may well leave now. Watch France too. I'll certainly be watching, and there are certainly plenty that dont like the massive numbers of non French who have been allowed into France since like before the EU was ever thought of, but it is far from clear that that would change if France did leave the EU now and so there may well not be a majority voting for FRexit. Though that once certainly is very pronounceable. Plenty of rich French over here to escape socialism. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-18234930 |
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"harry" wrote in message ... On Friday, 24 June 2016 09:37:31 UTC+1, Jack Samuel wrote: "The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... On 24/06/16 09:14, Jack Samuel wrote: "Tim Watts" wrote in message ... On 24/06/16 05:32, The Natural Philosopher wrote: On 24/06/16 05:16, bm wrote: "The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... ...and the EU thingy was unfolding.. -- Labour northern heartlands want out -- Scotish leftyv****s want to stay but were too drunk/stoned/lazy to vote. -- Londonistan lefty****s want to stay on the gravy train -- Rest of the country by and large does not.. -- tentative predictions for leave wind by slenderest of margins... -- Instability on FX and other open markets Hey ho. Interesting times. Dave is gonna be really ****ed off. Poor lamb. Mate, a lot of people are going to be really ****ed off, this is the people versus a certain elite, and its going to be a bloody war. The first thing is, that it looks like the northern working class have finally woken up to the fact that lefty ****s don't give a **** about them. Scotland is looking for a different tit to suck on, because they've failed to make themselves prosperous as expected with devolution. The welsh have woken up too, bless em. That immigration poster might have generated howls of outrage, but it went down well in the North East. The Saxon, has spoken, and the welsh are on board too. Hollande is all for being vindictive, Germany is in two minds. I don't much care what France thinks, but I suspect Germany will actually be a little more pragmatic now the reality has hit them. I think two things: 1) If Dave actually honours this referendum, I'll be amazed - I expect extreme weaselness. 2) The EU itself had better start reforming (preferably into the EEA/EEC) otherwise a few other countries will be having referenda. Only a few though and not countries that matter much to the EU. Yes, all of Denmark, the Netherlands, Sweden may well leave now. Watch France too. I'll certainly be watching, and there are certainly plenty that dont like the massive numbers of non French who have been allowed into France since like before the EU was ever thought of, but it is far from clear that that would change if France did leave the EU now and so there may well not be a majority voting for FRexit. Though that once certainly is very pronounceable. Plenty of rich French over here to escape socialism. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-18234930 Sure, but FRexit wouldnt change that because Britain has always let the rich come to Britain, they dont have to be EU citizens. That's why there are so many rich Russians and middle easterners in Britain and why there used to be so many rich Americans too. |
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