What is that "mate" of mine Sadiq Khan trying to achieve ?

 

You lost you demented little cretin, get over it and concentrate on your job you terrorist sympathiser.

44 minutes ago, bolty58 said:

Waste? Not Spider. He'd sooner put the cross in the wrong box rather than waste it.

Does make you wonder how many might have done the same? Those Brussels bureaucrats might still have been ripping you off but for the ditherers!

<sigh>
It was the wrong choice, as it turned out.

it needn’t have been, but I’m not blind to consequences, especially when we were told it would bring prosperity to British manufacturing and the exact opposite has happened.

Rather than focus on the win/loss part of it all, why not tell the class how we’re all benefitting? I’d say that’s the core element here yet seems to be the one you’re always keenest to avoid.

You say losers, but it’s become very obvious which side really lost.

 

49 minutes ago, Spider said:

<sigh>
It was the wrong choice, as it turned out.

it needn’t have been, but I’m not blind to consequences, especially when we were told it would bring prosperity to British manufacturing and the exact opposite has happened.

Rather than focus on the win/loss part of it all, why not tell the class how we’re all benefitting? I’d say that’s the core element here yet seems to be the one you’re always keenest to avoid.

You say losers, but it’s become very obvious which side really lost.

 

I think we all lost.

13 minutes ago, Traf said:

I think we all lost.

🇬🇧

3 hours ago, Spider said:

Not so GB

 

6 hours ago, Traf said:

I think we all lost.

You're only saying that because you've not seen the massive list of benefits that we've garnered thus far. You wait until you see that list, then you'll change your tune.

I forget who was putting it together for us now though, but I'm sure it'll be posted shortly 😏

17 minutes ago, Sweep said:

You're only saying that because you've not seen the massive list of benefits that we've garnered thus far. You wait until you see that list, then you'll change your tune.

I forget who was putting it together for us now though, but I'm sure it'll be posted shortly 😏

I'm on the edge of my seat waiting to be enlightened.

Was it one of those posters who spend more time abroad than in the UK who said it?

25 minutes ago, Traf said:

I'm on the edge of my seat waiting to be enlightened.

Was it one of those posters who spend more time abroad than in the UK who said it?

@PatrickBateman

@PatrickBateman

@PatrickBateman

 

say his name

 

 

So do we have enough homes or not? 
 

 

 

Then confirms 5 of 7 new homes will be for migrants

Not in that clip, she didnt

 

 

5 of 7 is a strange ratio.

16 minutes ago, gonzo said:

5 of 7 is a strange ratio.

This fella would piss a time signature like that

 

It is poor that to claim there's a housing crisis and then as a defence against the increase to the population through immigration claim there's plenty of housing

One or the other

The most obvious response to the bumbling Euro project sycophants is what may yet come with patience. Still early days as we all know.

A shame a left wing government was elected recently as there is a glorious opportunity to cement a tremendous trade deal with the US which will trump (I know, I know) anything the wobbling wankers in Brussels could offer.

The EU has every chance of collapsing like a house of cards as the gravitation towards parties from the right continues to gather pace. Better off out before that day comes.

12 minutes ago, bolty58 said:

there is a glorious opportunity to cement a tremendous trade deal with the US 

Your maggot needs freshening up, cos thats dreadful

17 minutes ago, bolty58 said:

The most obvious response to the bumbling Euro project sycophants is what may yet come with patience. Still early days as we all know.

A shame a left wing government was elected recently as there is a glorious opportunity to cement a tremendous trade deal with the US which will trump (I know, I know) anything the wobbling wankers in Brussels could offer.

The EU has every chance of collapsing like a house of cards as the gravitation towards parties from the right continues to gather pace. Better off out before that day comes.

So now we’ve distilled Brexit Benefits down to a nebulous hope for the EU to collapse.

Clutch clutch clutch

Bloody hell

 

8 minutes ago, Lt. Aldo Raine said:

Bloody hell

 

Is he talking on behalf of the people of little Lever?

9 minutes ago, royal white said:

Is he talking on behalf of the people of little Lever?

No fucker's got a load of dosh there, so no point😁

On a serious note- he's suggesting yet more state spending on genetic testing for them! Additionally, what happens if it shows an enhanced risk of problems for a child- it is likely to be ignored anyway. 

 

3 hours ago, Lt. Aldo Raine said:

Bloody hell

 

If they ban first cousin marriage 

Then why not just crack on living with and having a relationship with your cousin anyway, if that's what you want 

No need to get married 

Unless someone is making you

Then you might as well ban arranged marriages

23 hours ago, Lt. Aldo Raine said:

It is poor that to claim there's a housing crisis and then as a defence against the increase to the population through immigration claim there's plenty of housing

One or the other

No it’s not. There is plenty of housing but not in the lower affordable part of the market. There are plenty of people with air b&bs and second homes in tourist areas which leaves minimal options for those trying to get on the ladder. Homes have to be built to redress the balance.

11 minutes ago, Farrelli said:

No it’s not. There is plenty of housing but not in the lower affordable part of the market. There are plenty of people with air b&bs and second homes in tourist areas which leaves minimal options for those trying to get on the ladder. Homes have to be built to redress the balance.

Aye 

There's plenty of entity properties about for many reasons 

Don't be fooled into thinking property is being built simply to satisfy public demand 

I'd love to know what percentage of the many flats that have popped up in Manchester over the last twenty years are actually occupied

And there's no way they are being built for those in need

 

13 minutes ago, Farrelli said:

No it’s not. There is plenty of housing but not in the lower affordable part of the market. There are plenty of people with air b&bs and second homes in tourist areas which leaves minimal options for those trying to get on the ladder. Homes have to be built to redress the balance.

Well, it is

The "plenty of housing" claim was in response to the question about where people arriving into the country will live if there's a housing crisis, and they won't be living in Airbnbs or wealthy people's second homes

It was a defence mechanism she slipped into

2 minutes ago, Lt. Aldo Raine said:

Well, it is

The "plenty of housing" claim was in response to the question about where people arriving into the country will live if there's a housing crisis, and they won't be living in Airbnbs or wealthy people's second homes

It was a defence mechanism she slipped into

I don’t think she did. The interviewer was conflating many issues, using debatable stats,  interrupting her and generally being a knob from the bit I saw. 

It is all a bit confusing. To say there’s plenty of houses and then say they’re going to build on average 900 a day for the next 5 years is quite a bold claim. I’m guessing there’s builders raring to go and thousands of planning applications that have all ready been passed.