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stonerblue said:
Four insults in the first para' and dripping with condescension and more insults throughout the rest of the post. Go figure...
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Soooooo

Where have been with any of the100s of posts that we should have seen from you on this thread pulling up NK for his extreme insults

Don’t worry I know the answer - double-standards and hypocrisy

NK and other Remainers can make as many direct and extreme insults or snide comments as they like bur should a Leave poster be moved to reply in kind they are to be criticised - you are in company as this a standard tactic of the Remainers

Here is a test to see if you have any integrity or whether it is just more 'faux outrage'

Check out NK's last 15 posts to me and let's see you come back and call him out for the insults

If not - don't expect me not to consider you to be proven an hypocrite
 
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blueinsa said:
Fuck all to do with Brexit and everything to do with them being fervent nationalists.

Quite amazing how that fact is ignored by those who do nothing but go on about nationalism on these threads?
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Don't forget

Scottish and Irish nationalism = good

any whiff of English people caring for the good of England (not close to nationalist movement) = bad
 
George Hannah said:
Our long term rejection along with the others is because the EU is a capitalist club and it's not in the economic or political interests of the rich states outside the eurozone to join it and thereby impoverish themselves supporting the feckless poor ones.
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More inconvenient truths
 
George Hannah said:
And he spake many things unto them in parables, saying, Behold, a sower went forth to sow;
And when he sowed, some seeds fell by the way side, and the fowls came and devoured them up:
Some fell upon stony places, where they had not much earth: and forthwith they sprung up, because they had no deepness of earth:
And when the sun was up, they were scorched; and because they had no root, they withered away.
And some fell among thorns; and the thorns sprung up, and choked them:
But other fell into good ground, and brought forth fruit, some an hundredfold, some sixtyfold, some thirtyfold.
Well it is the Sabbath ;)
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I have admired your determination to continue with you missionary work for many months

Despite the distinct lack of gratitude
 
George Hannah said:
And he spake many things unto them in parables, saying, Behold, a sower went forth to sow;
And when he sowed, some seeds fell by the way side, and the fowls came and devoured them up:
Some fell upon stony places, where they had not much earth: and forthwith they sprung up, because they had no deepness of earth:
And when the sun was up, they were scorched; and because they had no root, they withered away.
And some fell among thorns; and the thorns sprung up, and choked them:
But other fell into good ground, and brought forth fruit, some an hundredfold, some sixtyfold, some thirtyfold.
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And a mighty warrior came forth, wielding the arse-bone of a giraffe and laid waste to the pagan hordes who followed brexitus and mammon, burning their effigies and their chariots adorned with false prophecies, by false prophets, like Son of John, Dedwood and the dark queen of the underworld pitiless Patel.
Fear not said He, for mighty dread lay thick upon the land, the senate incapable and riven, it's duty neglected, for out of the ashes shall rise a force for the good of all, the lying scribes and pharisees cast into the deepest pits of hell. For ever. Thirty pieces of silver to whoever brings me the head of Rupert the Malign, and his sidekick Satan. Revelations: chapter 11, "Who sits on a fence gets splinters in his arse"
 
bellbuzzer said:
And a mighty warrior came forth, wielding the arse-bone of a giraffe and laid waste to the pagan hordes who followed brexitus and mammon, burning their effigies and their chariots adorned with false prophecies, by false prophets, like Son of John, Dedwood and the dark queen of the underworld pitiless Patel.
Fear not said He, for mighty dread lay thick upon the land, the senate incapable and riven, it's duty neglected, for out of the ashes shall rise a force for the good of all, the lying scribes and pharisees cast into the deepest pits of hell. For ever. Thirty pieces of silver to whoever brings me the head of Rupert the Malign, and his sidekick Satan. Revelations: chapter 11, "Who sits on a fence gets splinters in his arse"
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Fucking proper good that - well done
 
Ban-jani said:
How’s it desperate? It’s the fucking truth.
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You demonstrate its desperation in your reaction. Who is suggesting that the UK would lower its food safety standards as a consequence of an independent trade deal with the US or any other country? After Brexit it would be 100% our call but that is not the case now, if the EU decided to change its rules to permit insect parts in commodities we would have to agree.
 
George Hannah said:
It's desperate stuff like that - and similar references on Marr this morning by Baroness Chakrabarti - that will shape the voting public's GE verdict.
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Perhaps you could enlighten us why this is 'desperate stuff' ?

Proponents of Brexit bang on about the wonderful trade deals we will be able to do outside the EU whilst never conceding that our trading partners will require something in return.

The wealthy backers of Brexit can, of course, avoid the pitfalls of such a policy.
 
George Hannah said:
You demonstrate its desperation in your reaction. Who is suggesting that the UK would lower its food safety standards as a consequence of an independent trade deal with the US or any other country? After Brexit it would be 100% our call but that is not the case now, if the EU decided to change its rules to permit insect parts in commodities we would have to agree.
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Erm, the fact that the Tories have been trying to do so for years and the EU regulations have stopped them.

The government have voted several times to lower food standards and have been blocked.
 
George Hannah said:
You demonstrate its desperation in your reaction. Who is suggesting that the UK would lower its food safety standards as a consequence of an independent trade deal with the US or any other country? After Brexit it would be 100% our call but that is not the case now, if the EU decided to change its rules to permit insect parts in commodities we would have to agree.
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But they wouldn’t, so it’s a worthless point to advance - plus, after Brexit nothing is going to be ‘100% our call’ if we want to trade with the wider world.
 
Ifwecouldjust....... said:
It was everything to do with brexit and I had numerous leaflets (which I have posted before) put through my door from leave.Eu which stated 60 million Turks on their way to Britain as well as those outlining routes from Syria and Iraq through Turkey and stating that we would be allowing terrorists into the UK once Turkey gained membership...







You probably don't even know what Leave Eu. were up to ....
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What has any of that got to do with Scottish Nationalists?
 
George Hannah said:
Not amusing at all, it's the principal political and economic fault line for the whole EU project. The defining fact that many of the richest countries in Europe have chosen to remain outside the eurozone (or EU completely) means the fundamental precondition for a future federal superstate has failed. Not just the UK, representing on its own 14% of the EEA wealth, but also Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Switzerland + all 6 East European member states and Turkey. The founding core cannot even support the present expansion of the currency to the debtor southern states and Italy will soon follow Greece in staging open revolt as its economy is sacrificed in favour of the dominant French and German interests.
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This is the same Greece with an over 80% approval rate of the EU? Fucking hell, I hope EU approval doesn't grow in Italy.
 
George Hannah said:
I suspect our conclusions will differ considerably in that event - and on the usual historical lines. Let's just hope that both sides rise above their traditional differences and find the least damaging solution for all parties.
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Well you lot do like to externalise blame.
 
George Hannah said:
I suspect our conclusions will differ considerably in that event - and on the usual historical lines. Let's just hope that both sides rise above their traditional differences and find the least damaging solution for all parties.
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Don’t get me wrong George. If there was a referendum now it would be toxic and I would expect the vote in the North to go along usual lines.
 
gordondaviesmoustache said:
But they wouldn’t, so it’s a worthless point to advance - plus, after Brexit nothing is going to be ‘100% our call’ if we want to trade with the wider world.
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Ah yes, the slippery lawyer's riposte - true but worthless. Well it isn't worthless - it's exactly why the leaving the EU is an excellent idea. 100% our choice in trade deals outside the cartel whatever we agree - that's the point and what's more important is we get to change the dealers if we don't approve.
 
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