If you say so.It should be the times we have helped to bail it out.
If you say so.
The only one I can find is the £3.2bn loaned to Ireland in 2010 which will be paid back by 2021. Up till now they’ve paid us an additional £400m in interest over and above the capital repayments so we’ve not done too badly out of it so far.
What other bailouts have we been involved with?
That’s good of you.Shame you are unable to debate anything with out getting upset and abusive. Will leave you to it.
If you say so.
The only one I can find is the £3.2bn loaned to Ireland in 2010 which will be paid back by 2021. Up till now they’ve paid us an additional £400m in interest over and above the capital repayments so we’ve not done too badly out of it so far.
What other bailouts have we been involved with?
Yes it is.That's how they repay us.
Yes it is.
And your point is?
I think among some of his fellow countrymen his smartness has earned him the title 'Trump's gombeen'You jest but it feels like that in here at times.
Funnily its normally when they are offended by the use of the word smart to describe the Irish PM.
Go figure?
Tony Blair on the Andrew Neil Show tonight - in deep trouble on the route to a second referendum, rarely seem him so exposed.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0...7yuhxWmRwYLnTyEIe5JfS6u6f7ZWSOYEtbmiieileHhgM
45?I actually counted the seconds for that reply.
Been reading the Express?According to Darling we had to pump £13 Billion in during 2011 for starters.
I think you’ve posted the wrong link there, George, I didn’t see him as being in trouble at all.You might not agree with him but it sounded perfectly coherent.
Been reading the Express?
Try actually reading the article to the end. We actually underwrote a fund but there is no mention of us actually handing over any money.
Right link so you must have reached the wrong conclusion. The only route to his 'solution' was a grouping of Remainers taking over Parliament denying a GE for at least 6 months and forcing a second referendum on either Remain or No Deal. It is not only wholly improbable, profoundly undemocratic and the height of irresponsibility - it is deliberately incendiary and Neil exposed it as such.I think you’ve posted the wrong link there, George, I didn’t see him as being in trouble at all.You might not agree with him but it sounded perfectly coherent.
Not a surprise they've been taking off ours for 40 odd years.
The reality is that we committed to underwrite a stability mechanism up to a maximum of £13bn, however we only put in £3.2bn which is being paid back with interest as I’ve previously said.I remember watching the documentary actually.
The reality is that we committed to underwrite a stability mechanism up to a maximum of £13bn, however we only put in £3.2bn which is being paid back with interest as I’ve previously said.
If you say so.Interesting the way they got us to do it dont you think?
I take it you haven’t actually got a point to make.Bang on but I count like Abbott so it was probably a bit longer or just plain wrong:-)
If you say so.