E U. Should we stay or should we leave.

[chesters1]

Totally clueless thats all you can say get your self up here Tomorrow Chesters face these lads whos livelihoods are on the line you see Chesters these goes from John o groats down to Plymouth no deal no sale and a lot are these are brexit voters all fooled into a failed sense of security reality is here and they are not happy .

You may want to quote from the right person before answering and your still on this idiotic thing that only remainers saw the truth (whatever that is) ,you must be an idiot and blind to see how the EU is treating us ,why? Because we wont be paying into their little idea of a europe under a single rule!

Once we go and the dream starts to crumble because more money will be forcibly taken from the few that remain the those stumping up to bolster a failed idea will think of getting out before their voters revolt

Edited September 25, 2018 by chesters1

[Ken L]

You boom and bust ken when people ended up with massive negative equity yes I remember that very well 1000s up 1000s put on the dole yes remember that well ken business going bust on hugh scale remember that very very well .

And the biggest bust came on 16 September 1992, partly as a result of manipulation by Soros - the very man who is now bankrolling the remain campaign.

 

Edited September 25, 2018 by Ken L

[Phone]

Ken,

 

I think you have mischaracterized George. He hasn't tossed any remainer money around publicly since the month of May (thereabouts). IMO George often gets a bad rap. I mean the guy is really pretty consistent. Reuters reported that Soros Fund Management had been producing an average annual rate of return of 20 percent for more than four decades.

I can't think of many politicians who are doing better. Businessmen make "better" decisions than politicians on the narrow topic they are engaged in. They also make horrible politicians for the same reason - narrow focus.

 

Phone

[Ken L]

And yet the pawns that he has positioned continue to move on the chessboard.

 

As for the consistency of his fund management compared to the success of politicians, even the worst of politicians care something for their people or their countries. Soros has no such constraints and as I pointed out way back at post #9461088, he will "manipulate the markets, crash currencies, destroy the future of millions and bring down governments and make millions from the resulting catastrophe" without even a twinge of regret.

 

He's a living contradiction:

He's a Jew who collaborated with the Nazis and who is now setting in motion demographic change in Europe that is once again forcing Jews to flee.

He's a hyper-capitalist who chooses to fund the loony left.

Edited September 26, 2018 by Ken L

[big_cod]

And yet the pawns that he has positioned continue to move on the chessboard.

 

As for the consistency of his fund management compared to the success of politicians, even the worst of politicians care something for their people or their countries. Soros has no such constraints and as I pointed out way back at post #9461088, he will "manipulate the markets, crash currencies, destroy the future of millions and bring down governments and make millions from the resulting catastrophe" without even a twinge of regret.

 

He's a living contradiction:

He's a Jew who collaborated with the Nazis and who is now setting in motion demographic change in Europe that is once again forcing Jews to flee.

He's a hyper-capitalist who chooses to fund the loony left.

 

What about th looney right I love this looney left lets bring apartheid back ken some of those in Tory party would love it now you said NO I said YEs its coming ken labour will lose some voters but there are another 12 million roughly and more Who haven probably changed there minds .

 

 

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/sep/25/labour-delegates-back-keir-starmer-push-for-public-vote-on-brexit

[Ken L]

Did you miss the bit where he said "if they don’t meet our six tests, we will vote against it"?

That's an exit with no deal that is.

Labour supporters are split down the middle on this and the leadership know that if the party makes a stand one way or another, they loose had of their base and cease to be a force on British politics - hence the prevarication.

[gozzer]

Did someone mention the 'looney left'?

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-politics-45648081/labour-mp-laura-smith-calls-for-general-strike

 

John.

[Andrew]

What a balloon that individual is.

Imagine this if you will, a general strike, millions of families starving, homes lost, marriages broken, families split while that idiot reaps her £76.000 plus expenses.

 

Has that balloon got any sense in that head of hers.

 

And the morons are cheering the idiot, they must be as thick as her. bunch of oafs.

Edited September 26, 2018 by Andrew

[chesters1]

Why do you think corbyn wants to renationalise the railways? Instead of the unions bringing misery to individual franchises they could bring misery to the whole country

That fat idiot bob crow the champagne socialist was on £90 thou? A year + But refused to leave his council house so a deserving poor person could have a roof over their heads

Edited September 26, 2018 by chesters1

[big_cod]

Why do you think corbyn wants to renationalise the railways? Instead of the unions bringing misery to individual franchises they could bring misery to the whole country

That fat idiot bob crow the champagne socialist was on £90 thou? A year + But refused to leave his council house so a deserving poor person could have a roof over their heads

 

So you think the railways are running well in 2018 ask the commuters fare rises going through the roof privatisation has failed and failed miserably chris grayling everything he touches goes to rat **** just look at his record .