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A light-hearted thread
Given who is posting I'm having a bit of a dilemma working out whether he's trying to verify the stories or mock them.
Very brave of him either way.
A light-hearted thread
Given who is posting I'm having a bit of a dilemma working out whether he's trying to verify the stories or mock them.
Very brave of him either way.
Septic twit.Meanwhile - across the water in the US ofA, this comment was made to an article in the New York Times.
Seems the yanks are rubbing their hands with glee at the demise of "England" due to Brexit;
beebs commented 2 hours ago
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kona 2h ago
I'm excited to witness the ending to the Brexit tragicomedy, where the ENGLISH economy tanks, the pound plummets, lines for knee replacements through the NHS get longer due to physician shortage from indirectly caused by Brexit, resulting in ENGLAND getting its just deserts. No desserts for the chumocracy.
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I say uk and Ireland leave we get rid of trump add Canada and Australian and make the English speaking union.
Bit sneering but quite interesting when you think of the numbers.
Bit sneering but quite interesting when you think of the numbers.
An interesting and informative piece on the upper echelons of the ECB:
The tone means it's never going to be taken seriously by those the writer (presumably) wishes to convert. And I suspect Mr Grace knows this. Instead he's just preaching to his own congregation for likes and compliments, for the sake of his own vanity.
Admittedly twitter/facebook and suchlike are crap ways of talking through nuanced arguments across to those with other views, due to their echo chamber nature. But certainly a more deadpan delivery would encourage more non-'FBPE' types to read through it, be they susceptible to changing their mind or otherwise.
If I could be bothered I would point out how disingenuous he's being in various places. And in answer to his initial point, as "a brexiter who is motivated not by xenophobia, or Empire nostalgia, or buccaneering trade fantasies" I would wish to talk about issues like VAT, CAP, and CFP, and EDP (excessive deficit procedure).
Brussels has a say in what our VAT rate is? Or is it something elseAn interesting and informative piece on the upper echelons of the ECB:
The tone means it's never going to be taken seriously by those the writer (presumably) wishes to convert. And I suspect Mr Grace knows this. Instead he's just preaching to his own congregation for likes and compliments, for the sake of his own vanity.
Admittedly twitter/facebook and suchlike are crap ways of talking through nuanced arguments across to those with other views, due to their echo chamber nature. But certainly a more deadpan delivery would encourage more non-'FBPE' types to read through it, be they susceptible to changing their mind or otherwise.
If I could be bothered I would point out how disingenuous he's being in various places. And in answer to his initial point, as "a brexiter who is motivated not by xenophobia, or Empire nostalgia, or buccaneering trade fantasies" I would wish to talk about issues like VAT, CAP, and CFP, and EDP (excessive deficit procedure).
Cheers. You learn something new every day.
Cheers. You learn something new every day.
Cheers. You learn something new every day.