Politics

[miamiwhite]

1 minute ago, Sweep said:

He'll be along to rip you a new one soon, like he does everyday. 🙂

 

The Farrelli will come in and finish you off 🥊

He couldn't finish his tea the bleating buffoon 😉 

Anyone checked to see if Spider woman is OK 💣 

[miamiwhite]

16 minutes ago, Sweep said:

He'll be along to rip you a new one soon, like he does everyday. 🙂

 

The Farrelli will come in and finish you off 🥊

Will just drive the final nail in the coffin

Mrs Spider.....please remove any sharp objects out of sight of your fella's tunnel vision....thank me later x

 

 

[miamiwhite]

3 minutes ago, Mr Grey said:

Counting his copper 🤓

He's just had more 💣 💣 💣 💣 dropped on him since the RAF said guten tag to Berlin.

[Sweep]

16 minutes ago, miamiwhite said:

Will just drive the final nail in the coffin

Mrs Spider.....please remove any sharp objects out of sight of your fella's tunnel vision....thank me later x

 

 

That's lower than December and November though isn't it?

[miamiwhite]

5 minutes ago, Sweep said:

That's lower than December and November though isn't it?

Hmmmm....lockdown related ?

Always find the negative Mr UnbeLeaveable 😉 

[Sweep]

Just now, miamiwhite said:

Hmmmm....lockdown related ?

Always find the negative Mr UnbeLeaveable 😉 

Maybe - anything like this can't really be looked at monthly, it has to be viewed quarterly or half yearly really - still it's positive news that they're still reporting growth.

Wait until you hear/see all the negatives when we hit 7.5% unemployment in a couple of months time...........

[miamiwhite]

Just now, Sweep said:

Maybe - anything like this can't really be looked at monthly, it has to be viewed quarterly or half yearly really - still it's positive news that they're still reporting growth.

Wait until you hear/see all the negatives when we hit 7.5% unemployment in a couple of months time...........

course it's positive news "despite of lockdown restrictions " and despite of that B word too, when the  British manufacturing industry supposedly was finished and ground to an immediate halt.

I empathise with anyone who has lost money or their jobs, but the links clearly are good news and show there are plenty of jobs out there and being created.

If I couldn't pay my bills, I wouldn't sit sulking, I'd be actively looking for work and not blaming Brexit.

[DirtySanchez]

1 hour ago, miamiwhite said:

Things like the one below....we were told these things would never happen after Brexit, but they are happening daily 

 

 

Google will still be an absolute shithole though 😀

[DirtySanchez]

1 minute ago, DirtySanchez said:

Google will still be an absolute shithole though 😀

Goole even 

[miamiwhite]

3 minutes ago, DirtySanchez said:

Goole even 

😄,  I wondered WTF you were on about pal 😄 🤣 

[miamiwhite]

1 hour ago, Sweep said:

You do realise that by posting these things, it gives the "other side" a reason to then also post about every single job lost.....

Ultimately, do you think we'll end up with a stronger manufacturing base that contributes more to our GDP and employs millions more? - Personally, I suspect that losses and additions will probably nett off against each other, give or take a few percent each way

 

So far, the one's you've posted have been good news..............apart from the TVR one, which will never happen and will probably end up costing the UK tax payer a small fortune 😏

Anyway, because I'm a nice guy....here's a treat for you and that tosser who has gone quiet......💣 

Standstill period of 10 days ends at midnight re the big tender.....us 3 lovebirds could see a major booooom we all agree on 😉 

I'd say news next week though, very happy if they prove me wrong.....something which Spider has always struggled with.

 

 

[DirtySanchez]

1 minute ago, miamiwhite said:

😄,  I wondered WTF you were on about pal 😄 🤣 

Used to have to go there for work 

The most inland port in the country they reckon

Some very strange villages nearby as well 

[miamiwhite]

1 minute ago, DirtySanchez said:

Used to have to go there for work 

The most inland port in the country they reckon

Some very strange villages nearby as well 

Yes, definitely inbred territory round there.

[Winchester White]

42 minutes ago, DirtySanchez said:

Used to have to go there for work 

The most inland port in the country they reckon

Some very strange villages nearby as well 

Weird as fuck round there. We were staying in a lodge not far from York when the eldest was a nipper. On the way home we went the scenic route down the A19 to the M62 but along the way he was sick so we stopped at Selby to clean him up and some fresh air. Was like something out of the walking dead, wanted a brew in a cafe or similar but fucked off home instead.

Edited February 4, 2021 by Winchester White
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[Spider]

Miami, Miami, Miami.

When I have ever said companies won’t invest in the UK? We can’t know for sure if they would have come whether we were in the EU or not. That, my friend, we will have to claim as a score draw.

But, Those examples you give are excellent news regardless.

My issue, which you consistently fail to grasp, is the deal. Specifically, how it has affected ME and the long term damage it has already done.

In this new dawn of every man for himself, I am one of the losers and am out of pocket. Which, as a visionary, I saw coming a long way down the track.

For the record, I don’t give a fuck about fish, I don’t give a fuck about TVR’s and I don’t give a fuck about trains.

Show me the copper.

[DirtySanchez]

3 minutes ago, Winchester White said:

Weird as fuck round there. We were staying in a lodge not far from York when the eldest was a nipper. On the way home we went the scenic route down the A19 to the M62 but along the way he was sick so 

To get to some of the villages, you have to cross a railway line 

Ordinarily no problem but these you have to stop, get out of your car, press a buzzer and a bloke will come out and check it’s safe for you to cross 

[miamiwhite]

13 minutes ago, Spider said:

Miami, Miami, Miami.

When I have ever said companies won’t invest in the UK? We can’t know for sure if they would have come whether we were in the EU or not. That, my friend, we will have to claim as a score draw.

But, Those examples you give are excellent news regardless.

My issue, which you consistently fail to grasp, is the deal. Specifically, how it has affected ME and the long term damage it has already done.

In this new dawn of every man for himself, I am one of the losers and am out of pocket. Which, as a visionary, I saw coming a long way down the track.

For the record, I don’t give a fuck about fish, I don’t give a fuck about TVR’s and I don’t give a fuck about trains.

Show me the copper.

you asked to be shown some winners .....yes or no ?

End of.

[Spider]

2 minutes ago, miamiwhite said:

you asked to be shown some winners .....yes or no ?

End of.

They are winners.

Kicking a man whilst he’s down? Didn’t think that would be your style 

[miamiwhite]

23 minutes ago, Spider said:

They are winners.

Kicking a man whilst he’s down? Didn’t think that would be your style 

Hang on....don't get the emotional blackmail card out pal......it's not my fault you set the questions which I answered correctly.

Re the EU.....a couple of those companies in the link were already in the EU but have chosen to relocate now after Brexit. Folk just won't accept this. Like with manufacturing, the link shows the UK is doing fine.

I'll let the vultures kick you when you're down, I'll be the one who puts you down 😉 😜 

[Spider]

2 minutes ago, miamiwhite said:

Hang on....don't get the emotional blackmail card out pal......it's not my fault you set the questions which I answered correctly.

Re the EU.....a couple of those companies in the link were already in the EU but have chosen to relocate now after Brexit. Folk just won't accept this. Like with manufacturing, the link shows the UK is doing fine.

I'll let the vultures kick you when you're down, I'll be the one who puts you down 😉 😜 

Manufacturing isn’t doing great in our sector just now 

But after the day I’ve had, I genuinely haven’t the energy to go into it.

Well done on the trains and that though 🥰

[miamiwhite]

1 minute ago, Spider said:

Manufacturing isn’t doing great in our sector just now 

But after the day I’ve had, I genuinely haven’t the energy to go into it.

Well done on the trains and that though 🥰

🎻 🎻 🎻 

Hope you're ok fella after a tough day and routine drubbing on here 👍 

You seem to be holding up fine on the other threads though😉 😜 😘 x

[Tonge moor green jacket]

8 hours ago, Escobarp said:

We could go tit for tat correct. But we aren’t and it would appear we are just trying to make the agreement work?
 

But the EU were heralded by many. 

This. I mentioned this a day or two back. EU nations can't even apply the new rules in the same way; different interpretation. 

They've put all the new rules in place immediately before anyone either in the EU or the UK has had chance to learn them. That is their prerogative. 

Taking driver's sandwiches off them is purile. 

The UK has been far more flexible and accommodating. 

IDS is a hawkish mp, and member of the ERG, and has a far less accommodating attitude than many to the EU. As he has towards China.

Whilst being questioned a couple of days ago, Gove accepted a couple of large problems still remained with trade to NI.

A lot has been improved already but still a lot to do, however its inevitable that some will be less inclined to work through the issues and just push the article 16 button.

Irrespective of whether or not this route is used; the EU does have to deal with the problems, or face a backlash when NI gets to vote on the set up in a few years.

Its in their interests to help with the flow, or face getting the boot.

[Gonk]

Here's a radical solution to the Irish Border Issue - ROI fuck the EU off (they've already had the investment) and create a British Isles trading group with the UK.

[Mounts Kipper]

8 hours ago, Gonk said:

Here's a radical solution to the Irish Border Issue - ROI fuck the EU off (they've already had the investment) and create a British Isles trading group with the UK.

There are plenty of Irexit folk on the Emerald Isle....  think that will be an ongoing debate in the next few years.

[DazBob]

15 minutes ago, Mounts Kipper said:

There are plenty of Irexit folk on the Emerald Isle....  think that will be an ongoing debate in the next few years.

If they leave will they have to give back all their new motorways?