Non - Brexit

JIMNNINA said:
Just need to spend the benefits of Brexit wisely.

The UK has given Rwanda a further £100m this year as part of its deal to relocate asylum seekers there.
The payment was made in April, the Home Office's top civil servant said in a letter to MPs, after £140m had already been sent to the African nation.
Sir Matthew Rycroft said another payment of £50m was expected next year.

www.bbc.co.uk

UK paid Rwanda an extra £100m for asylum deal

It means the UK has spent £240m on the scheme, despite no asylum seekers being sent to the African nation.
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People are happy about this. Imagine the fury from our anti asylum mob if £290m had been spent on increasing benefits to help those who have suffered from crippling inflation and a cost of living crisis. Let’s get out priorities right. I hear people complaining about making ends meet all of the time. I don’t hear people moaning about small boats.
 
this is what did it for me;

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btw why are we still banging on about this?
surely it's high time we all got behind the democratic decision and just got on with it?

[dog whistle for stanley :LOL: ]
 
The democratic decision for soft brexit or hard brexit ?

It's long past the time for explaining what brexit means brexit will cost and when the benefits will be delivered
 
It's not so much now..about dickin' 'hard or soft Brexit '....its about 'hard work' ( we learned the art in the Industrial Revolution )...and not being 'soft in the head' as a Nation...which means jettisoning Woke, PC ' and Celeb Culture.
And Popeye..and Batman... if youse are listening to this New Old Cherry ' WIZ' ( dom )...
...our Schools have to get some reality into what it's best to teach kids. ...to replace the 'loop de loop' lunacy they are coming home with in this Century....
....oh yes....there is much work to be done !
 
New Old Cherry said:
It's not so much now..about dickin' 'hard or soft Brexit '....its about 'hard work' ( we learned the art in the Industrial Revolution )...and not being 'soft in the head' as a Nation...which means jettisoning Woke, PC ' and Celeb Culture.
And Popeye..and Batman... if youse are listening to this New Old Cherry ' WIZ' ( dom )...
...our Schools have to get some reality into what it's best to teach kids. ...to replace the 'loop de loop' lunacy they are coming home with in this Century....
....oh yes....there is much work to be done !
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Where you been recently?
 
afcdibby said:
Where you been recently?
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I been around the Moors and Forests of Cornwall..away from what is supposed to be civilisation....and in the evenings immersed in my many books which are mainly history based...for I virtually live in the past...and there was another 'ban' to serve on here and another of 28 days on FB..but i'm bearing up well....the Palace and Manu victories helped..
It was especially pleasing to see how the Boscombe crowd and the players dealt with Lockyer's predicament on Saturday...and a relief that he is ok.....it's kind of worrying that the pace of the game now can produce such scenarios.
 
wallmth said:
Oh great .
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Doom eh ?

Well you can choose to read the sh*t that I throw down...or you can do something else....maybe read some of the equally mundane stuff produced by some others..
....whatever the crack....this rock keeps spinning and our eyes keep observing....and we will all interpret in our own way. End of. Fullstop
 
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borisatha said:
Don’t worry, I have 7 grandchildren to occupy my time.
Unlike yourself. As you have stated, you don’t go to football to socialise. Which would indicate you don’t socialise at all, as football would be the most logical place to do so.
I expect you spend each day talking to your brother whilst playing GTA and that’s it.
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You seem not to be able to cope with the fact that the primary reason that I go to football is errr for the football. Why you feel the need to get so involved as to the intentions of someone you’ve never met is strange to say the least.

For the record, there are plenty of other situations in which it is possible to socialise in and I do actively, thank you. But even if I didn’t, then why the f**k would that be any concern of yours? Met people in my time who can’t wait to get home at the end of the day at the end of the day and lock themselves away from the world, nothing wrong with that at all if it that’s the life they want to live. You seem to have a very narrow minded view of the way people should think and behave and struggle to cope if you perceive somebody to be deviating from those expectations. I think it’s an older generation thing, I’ve met quite a few like you in my time anyway and you always seem to carry a free bud pass in your wallet. Can imagine you are the type who voted Brexit and religiously vote Tory every election too.
 
Waz afcb said:
You seem not to be able to cope with the fact that the primary reason that I go to football is errr for the football. Why you feel the need to get so involved as to the intentions of someone you’ve never met is strange to say the least.

For the record, there are plenty of other situations in which it is possible to socialise in and I do actively, thank you. But even if I didn’t, then why the f**k would that be any concern of yours? Met people in my time who can’t wait to get home at the end of the day at the end of the day and lock themselves away from the world, nothing wrong with that at all if it that’s the life they want to live. You seem to have a very narrow minded view of the way people should think and behave and struggle to cope if you perceive somebody to be deviating from those expectations. I think it’s an older generation thing, I’ve met quite a few like you in my time anyway and you always seem to carry a free bud pass in your wallet. Can imagine you are the type who voted Brexit and religiously vote Tory every election too.
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Tory. lol.
You say ‘Any concern of mine’, but my spare time is your concern as you indicated in your first post.
As for meeting types like me. Again. lol.
You go to football to watch the game but don’t exchange views with fellow fans at the game. . You wait until you post on here. Yeah I presume you wouldn’t call someone a spastic to their face.
Best you don’t socialise.
By the way, what’s a free bud pass?
 
Waz afcb said:
You seem not to be able to cope with the fact that the primary reason that I go to football is errr for the football. Why you feel the need to get so involved as to the intentions of someone you’ve never met is strange to say the least.

For the record, there are plenty of other situations in which it is possible to socialise in and I do actively, thank you. But even if I didn’t, then why the f**k would that be any concern of yours? Met people in my time who can’t wait to get home at the end of the day at the end of the day and lock themselves away from the world, nothing wrong with that at all if it that’s the life they want to live. You seem to have a very narrow minded view of the way people should think and behave and struggle to cope if you perceive somebody to be deviating from those expectations. I think it’s an older generation thing, I’ve met quite a few like you in my time anyway and you always seem to carry a free bud pass in your wallet. Can imagine you are the type who voted Brexit and religiously vote Tory every election too.
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Did he touch a nerve?
 
Waz afcb said:
I also bet he can speak for himself without you holding his hand
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1. What does having been in Bournemouth have to do with anything? This is a long-held Waz-ism of no consequence.
2. I don't mind at all having guys on here who have my back. Who watches yours? Yeah, thought not.
 
Toronto John said:
1. What does having been in Bournemouth have to do with anything? This is a long-held Waz-ism of no consequence.
2. I don't mind at all having guys on here who have my back. Who watches yours? Yeah, thought not.
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Hahaha you sound so cringeworthy its not even true sometimes, “Guys on here who watch my back.” Priceless!!

“Who watches yours?” Hahahahaha
I’ve never known someone to take the moral high ground so often, yet simultaneously speak like a 5 year old on the play ground (I might be doing 5 year olds a disservice in fairness.)
 
Waz afcb said:
Hahaha you sound so cringeworthy its not even true sometimes, “Guys on here who watch my back.” Priceless!!

“Who watches yours?” Hahahahaha
I’ve never known someone to take the moral high ground so often, yet simultaneously speak like a 5 year old on the play ground (I might be doing 5 year olds a disservice in fairness.)
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What a maroon - from the guy who wrote two-paragraphs on the merits of socializing and narrow-minded views.
 
Waz afcb said:
You seem not to be able to cope with the fact that the primary reason that I go to football is errr for the football. Why you feel the need to get so involved as to the intentions of someone you’ve never met is strange to say the least.

For the record, there are plenty of other situations in which it is possible to socialise in and I do actively, thank you. But even if I didn’t, then why the f**k would that be any concern of yours? Met people in my time who can’t wait to get home at the end of the day at the end of the day and lock themselves away from the world, nothing wrong with that at all if it that’s the life they want to live. You seem to have a very narrow minded view of the way people should think and behave and struggle to cope if you perceive somebody to be deviating from those expectations. I think it’s an older generation thing, I’ve met quite a few like you in my time anyway and you always seem to carry a free bud pass in your wallet. Can imagine you are the type who voted Brexit and religiously vote Tory every election too.
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Another remoaner who can’t accept the democratic decision of the majority
 
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