E U. Should we stay or should we leave.

[corydoras]

Ah Hugh have I been down a mine the answer is YES boulby pottash mine probably the deepest mine in Europe i worked in the processing plant on the surface and now and again went down the mine to do maintainance jobs and yes just In a boiler suit and just a pair of boxer shorts in the shear heat down there it's roughly a mile deep .

 

Now as for Chesters calling union members bastards now that's uncalled for 450,000 nursers union members in fact millions of union members

in this country totally out of order.

Try working in a ship's purifier flat. 45+ degrees Celcius and 100% relative humidity. You'd not want to be in there too long ;-)

[chesters1]

Ofcourse we had it tuff ,57 of us living in a burco boiler and we had too share a shoe,i remember bob crowe coming round to get his subs for the privilage ,him and his 163 grand and fine council house

Edited December 8, 2016 by chesters1

[corydoras]

"Sometimes people look at this as somehow the UK taking on a particular model, the UK trying to take some of the elements of membership," she said.

"It's not about this sort of Brexit or that sort of Brexit. It's about a red, white and blue Brexit that is the right Brexit, the right deal for Britain."

 

Anybody up to translating this into plain English?

[barry luxton]

You been down a pit Chesters I bet you haven't they deserve a £1000 a week for working in that **** .

 

Union basted hey what an attitude from a low life prick . .

 

 

Building industry is inherently more dangerous. Anyway, Union bashing are you intimating?

 

here's some more bashing of the reprehensible RMT, even reported within the Robert Maxwell rag, 18 months they have been taking the 'P':

 

Cancer sufferers in the south of England are being forced to give up treatment at London hospitals because of the difficulty of travelling on crisis-hit Southern Rail, patients have warned.

The beleaguered train company yesterday lost a High Court bid to stop train drivers walking out for three days next week, giving the green light to strikes that will bring the entire Southern network to a halt and leave 300,000 passengers unable to travel.

One patient told The Telegraph that the ongoing industrial action had given him no choice but to withdraw from a cancer drug trial, because of the difficulty of attending appointments.

The man, who travels to a London hospital from Burgess Hill, in West Sussex, and wishes to remain anonymous, said: “I've given up doing cancer therapy due to Southern. [it has been] impossible to get to and from London from Burgess Hill without wanting to commit acts of civil disobedience.”

Other patients spoke of the damage to their health caused by trying to fit appointments around delayed and overcrowded services during the long-running dispute over changes to working practices.

Dawn Laker, who escorts her mother from Uckfield, in East Sussex, to London’s Royal Marsden hospital, for lung cancer treatment, said the disruption to services had piled extra stress upon patients.

She said: “Having lung cancer is bad enough without having strikes to worry about and the stress of getting to hospital appointments. If the drivers’ strike goes ahead I'm not sure what we will do.”

Conductors from the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union yesterday completed a three-day walkout over plans to introduce more driver-only trains, which led to the cancellation of around half of Southern Rail’s services.

[barry luxton]

"Sometimes people look at this as somehow the UK taking on a particular model, the UK trying to take some of the elements of membership," she said.

"It's not about this sort of Brexit or that sort of Brexit. It's about a red, white and blue Brexit that is the right Brexit, the right deal for Britain."

 

Anybody up to translating this into plain English?

Can't believe you have difficulty in sorting out the wheat from the chaff.

 

she is telling,

 

corbyn and co who are bleating on about loosing workers rights and conservation legislation. ( p poor excuse)

 

Farron ( a non entity btw) who wants another referendum come what may, ( pun). libmix came third behind u kip in a by-election yesterday

 

 

That she will negotiate a bespoke deal that is right and proper for the u k WHEN it leaves the e u political federal state.

 

So those toss pts really need to work with her to ensure that the u k does get the best deal possible, putting pressure on the intransigent e u super state hierarchy.

 

However, the outcome will be a withdrawal without agreement with the e u as they will never climb down from their self serving e u ivory tower they have created for themselves. It will be yet another two years of managers being fed from tax payers funds and the result will be the same as a hard brexit.

 

comprendie

 

sick bag alert: Lib Dem leader Tim Farron said the "strong result" came off the back of last week's by-election success in Richmond Park, where Sarah Olney ousted former Tory Zac Goldsmith.

"It shows that the Liberal Democrats are back as an electoral force, now in areas that voted Leave as well as Remain and in a seat that has not elected a Lib Dem MP in modern times," he said.

Edited December 9, 2016 by barry luxton

[big_cod]

Building industry is inherently more dangerous. Anyway, Union bashing are you intimating?

 

here's some more bashing of the reprehensible RMT, even reported within the Robert Maxwell rag, 18 months they have been taking the 'P':

 

Cancer sufferers in the south of England are being forced to give up treatment at London hospitals because of the difficulty of travelling on crisis-hit Southern Rail, patients have warned.

The beleaguered train company yesterday lost a High Court bid to stop train drivers walking out for three days next week, giving the green light to strikes that will bring the entire Southern network to a halt and leave 300,000 passengers unable to travel.

One patient told The Telegraph that the ongoing industrial action had given him no choice but to withdraw from a cancer drug trial, because of the difficulty of attending appointments.

The man, who travels to a London hospital from Burgess Hill, in West Sussex, and wishes to remain anonymous, said: “I've given up doing cancer therapy due to Southern. [it has been] impossible to get to and from London from Burgess Hill without wanting to commit acts of civil disobedience.”

Other patients spoke of the damage to their health caused by trying to fit appointments around delayed and overcrowded services during the long-running dispute over changes to working practices.

Dawn Laker, who escorts her mother from Uckfield, in East Sussex, to London’s Royal Marsden hospital, for lung cancer treatment, said the disruption to services had piled extra stress upon patients.

She said: “Having lung cancer is bad enough without having strikes to worry about and the stress of getting to hospital appointments. If the drivers’ strike goes ahead I'm not sure what we will do.”

Conductors from the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union yesterday completed a three-day walkout over plans to introduce more driver-only trains, which led to the cancellation of around half of Southern Rail’s services.

 

 

Barry do not talk to about the NHS under this govement its on the point of total breaking down you go on about trains thats the least of it a friend of mine who had a stroke yes a stroke had to get his boss to take him in his car 20 miles to scarborough as there was no abulances thats just the tip of the iceberg with this govement they blame over crowding at AE they will be when they have shut them all over the country whitby hasnt one on a night its shamefull a disgrace a very busy holiday resort and with the 15,000 population as well the health secretary wants a poke right between the eyes.

Edited December 9, 2016 by big_cod

[big_cod]

 

"Sometimes people look at this as somehow the UK taking on a particular model, the UK trying to take some of the elements of membership," she said.

"It's not about this sort of Brexit or that sort of Brexit. It's about a red, white and blue Brexit that is the right Brexit, the right deal for Britain."

 

Anybody up to translating this into plain English?

 

What i want to know if it all goes tits up with brexit ,hard, soft ,medium who is going to get the blame the PEOPLE as the goverment keep telling us its the will of the people they keep shouting (need somebody to blame ) well 52% of them farage ,johnson ,cameron barry all the outs on here who is the question and our teresa the submarine when she does the deed.

Edited December 9, 2016 by big_cod

[barry luxton]

"Sometimes people look at this as somehow the UK taking on a particular model, the UK trying to take some of the elements of membership," she said.

"It's not about this sort of Brexit or that sort of Brexit. It's about a red, white and blue Brexit that is the right Brexit, the right deal for Britain."

 

Anybody up to translating this into plain English?

 

What i want to know if it all goes tits up with brexit ,hard, soft ,medium who is going to get the blame the PEOPLE as the goverment keep telling us its the will of the people they keep shouting (need somebody to blame ) well 52% of them farage ,johnson ,cameron barry all the outs on here who is the question and our teresa the submarine when she does the deed.

 

 

ohh my gawed, the choice of two evils, tell us the advantage of remaining in the unpopular e u political failed experiment then, bet you can't.

[Sportsman]

Barry

Could you tell us the benefits of leaving the EU?

Not what might happen or someone said could happen but what actually WILL happen,

 

Bet you can't

[barry luxton]

Barry

Could you tell us the benefits of leaving the EU?

Not what might happen or someone said could happen but what actually WILL happen,

 

Bet you can't

 

I have many times, go read.

 

just to get the juices flowing the u k will save 350 million per week.

 

 

gross.

 

no discriminatory e u vat tampon tax.

Edited December 9, 2016 by barry luxton