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https://news.sky.com/story/sky-data-...young-11134995

A question to our old chap Jimbo once he has woken up taken all his medication.

I have suffered under all governments and will continual to so I say to the young shut up and man up. We're all been screwed and all boned and as I have said so many times here only a revolution will change the rotten system we have. And that is never ever going to happen.

Jimbuna

11-20-17 02:59 PM

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Originally Posted by STEED (Post 2526474)

I have suffered under all governments and will continual to so I say to the young shut up and man up. We're all been screwed and all boned and as I have said so many times here only a revolution will change the rotten system we have. And that is never ever going to happen.

On thet we both most certainly agree :yep:

STEED

11-20-17 04:35 PM

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There is broad agreement among ministers that the government should increase its financial offer to the EU as the UK leaves, the BBC understands.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-42060183

Screwed again jim, time to dig deep in our wallets.

Jimbuna

11-21-17 08:06 AM

It may be worth it in the long run if it means we get a more favourable trade deal.

STEED

11-21-17 12:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Jimbuna (Post 2526647)

It may be worth it in the long run if it means we get a more favourable trade deal.

:hmmm:

And now..

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Budget 2017: Everything you need to know

You are screwed. :yep:

Jimbuna

11-22-17 05:37 AM

Yep, nowt in it for me I reckon.

kraznyi_oktjabr

11-22-17 06:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Jimbuna (Post 2526647)

It may be worth it in the long run if it means we get a more favourable trade deal.

Finnish media reports say that PM Johnson and his deputy Mr. Gove demanded that higher offer must be conditional so that it can be withdrawn if they don't like proposed trade deal. Considering their lust for hard Brexit I don't think EU can consider that to be viable offer.

Jimbuna

11-22-17 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by kraznyi_oktjabr (Post 2526829)

The horse trading should soon begin in earnest.

STEED

11-24-17 08:08 AM

May Vs Corbyn

PMQ's time..

Not much to say, dull.

May 1 - Jezzer 0

As for the budget, it did not look like much apart from racking up personal debt again as they dangled the debt choc bar under the noses of the young.

Hey, is it true old Jezzer blew up and lost his coolness responding to the Chancellor?

STEED

11-25-17 07:13 AM

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Defence minister Tobias Ellwood is prepared to resign if massive cuts to the Army are given the go-ahead, according to a report.

https://news.sky.com/story/defence-m...-cuts-11142584

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Ireland has been gripped by political turmoil with the country's deputy prime minister facing a no confidence vote, which could bring down the entire government.

https://news.sky.com/story/ireland-g...d-row-11141291

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The President of the European Council has given the UK 10 days to meet EU demands on the Brexit divorce settlement.

https://news.sky.com/story/eu-uk-has...ement-11142571

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Sweden's Europe minister has poured cold water on the idea of the UK enjoying "frictionless trade" after Brexit.

https://news.sky.com/story/sweden-wa...rexit-11140707

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Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham has reacted with anger after the Government suggested it may not pay the full costs of the Manchester Arena bombing.

https://news.sky.com/story/anger-ove...costs-11141705

This one is for you Mrs May..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCoP2W4v2v8

Catfish

11-25-17 07:32 AM

^ to be fair it is not Mrs May's fault. She was not for brexit, but now has to deal with what should have been the work of Nigel Farage, or Boris Johnson. They should sit through this mess.
But as we all know they ran away as soon as they got what they wanted :)

STEED

11-25-17 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Catfish (Post 2527324)

^ to be fair it is not Mrs May's fault.

She's the PM...Just. :03:

It seems a week can not go by without this and that bringing her a headache. She is unfit to be PM and to be honest they all are!

Its all going to the dogs, oh wait I hear the dogs are leaving the country. Its all going to the cats, oh wait they are to busy crapping on my lawn...mice? :03:

Oh just to add from the budget lets give the government a clap for bringing down the waiting time to claim UC from six weeks to five. :haha: :doh:

Jimbuna

11-25-17 07:55 AM

It would appear Australia and New Zealand have awoken to the potential reality on a post Brexit trade deal.

The UK should/must not turn its back on the Commonwealth.

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Australia has criticised the UK's post-Brexit trade plans to split quotas of food imports from around the world.
EU rules allow for a certain amount of goods to be brought in from countries outside of the Union without charging full tariffs.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-42121442

STEED

11-25-17 08:04 AM

^I wonder how Farage will re-act to that one? :hmmm:

Jimbuna

11-25-17 08:24 AM

I doubt he cares anymore having achieved (almost) what he first set out to do.

STEED

11-25-17 08:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Jimbuna (Post 2527347)

I doubt he cares anymore having achieved (almost) what he first set out to do.