Brexit: Article 50 Has Been Triggered !

Originally Posted by pip08456

a lot of those who didn't study beyond sixth form for whatever reason don't give a **** either.

Sounds like a demographic to me.

[TheDaddy]

Originally Posted by papa smurf

don't argue with the judge or i will find you in contempt of the court of kangaroo justice

Originally Posted by denphone

A judge has to be qualified which you must certainly are not.

For a kangaroo court, I'd say he's over qualified

[papa smurf]

Originally Posted by TheDaddy

For a kangaroo court, I'd say he's over qualified

thanks i think

[ianch99]

Originally Posted by 1andrew1

Um, where did I say I didn't accept it and why is that point vaguely relevant? The answer is I've never said I don't accept it and no, it's not relevant.
But it is true to say that some people are sensitive about the correlation between voting in the referendum and educational achievement. I've always said they shouldn't be.

I told you, don't mention the war! I mentioned it once* but I think I got away with it

* ok, maybe more than once

[denphone]

Originally Posted by papa smurf

thanks i think

The trouble is you think too much me dear or shall say read too much educational literature..

[papa smurf]

Originally Posted by denphone

The trouble is you think too much me dear or shall say read too much educational literature..

there's nothing wrong with education some remoaners should give it a try

[Mr K]

Don't mention intelligence, those Brexiteers are very touchy on the subject....

[denphone]

Originally Posted by papa smurf

there's nothing wrong with education some remoaners should give it a try

Not being a remoaner myself unless you are calling me one but l think if someone is being more knowledgeable on the subject means both sides need to educate themselves more IMO over Brexit and many other subjects instead of some coming out with the usual generalising , stereotyping ad nauseam comments.

[papa smurf]

Originally Posted by denphone

Not being a remoaner myself unless you are calling me one but l think if someone is being more knowledgeable on the subject means both sides need to educate themselves more IMO over Brexit and many other subjects instead of some coming out with the usual generalising , stereotyping ad nauseam comments.

no i'm not calling you a remoaner

re someone being more knowledgeable on a subject the question is are they or are they just spouting opinion which has no basis in fact .

[denphone]

Originally Posted by papa smurf

no i'm not calling you a remoaner

re someone being more knowledgeable on a subject the question is are they or are they just spouting opinion which has no basis in fact .

Quite a few spout a opinion with no basis in fact.

[papa smurf]

Originally Posted by Mr K

Don't mention intelligence, those Brexiteers are very touchy on the subject....

unlike remoaners who when faced with a simple question remain or leave seem to think there are 18 different answers

[heero_yuy]

BRITAIN should pay no more than £26 billion for its EU divorce bill- less than a third of the figure Brussels is demanding – a leading think tank warned last night.

The Institute of Economic Affairs said the UK should continue to honour its usual payments to the EU until the end of the current budget period of 2020 and calculated this sum at £21 billion.

Meanwhile tank Policy Exchange on Tuesday will issue a scathing assessment of the models used by the Treasury, the IMF and OECD in last year’s referendum campaign to forecast a major economic downturn in the event of a Brexit turn.

Its detailed research found their forecasts were misleading and “overly pessimistic”.

Each of the forecasts from the leading institutions have proven to be wrong - and earlier this year the IMF was forced to raise its prediction for Britain’s economy for the second time this year.

Source

[Osem]

Ever since Britain voted to leave the European Union, analysts have debated the City's fate. In 2016, the British financial services sector employed over one million people (3.1 percent of all U.K. jobs) and contributed around 7.2 percent of the U.K.’s total gross value added, just over half of it from London. Any threat to the sector -- and to London's place as arguably the leading global financial center -- would be a major blow.

Fortunately for the U.K., Brexit itself won't erode the significant advantages London currently enjoys. Perhaps more importantly, neither will it help European rivals build up similar advantages.

https://www.bloomberg.com/view/artic..._medium=social

London has the infrastructure to handle global financial markets the other european options don't and their national governments will not spend the required amounts without gaurantees of the business going to them who of course can't give such gaurantees as they cannot test it out. Massive moves from London was yet another remain scare tactic that like so many others was complete rubbish and the fact remain jumped on some financial institutions opening new offices in the EU as proof of the soon to be influx from London was just desperate.

[Osem]

Jon Snow's credentials seem to be shining through these days. First he misleadingly claims that the Tories have deprived young people of the right to live, work and love in Europe, now he's been captured singing rather nasty anti Tory songs at Glastonbury.

https://order-order.com/2017/06/27/t...-impartiality/

What a tool.