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Just pointing out what you are doing. Nothing more, nothing less. You want to use opinions of neo-Nazis to support the point you are wanting to make then fine. Your choice.
And the evidence you chose to make that point was a speech by a leader of a neo-Nazi party. A party which has its own agenda on the issue of wanting to destabilise both the EU and German politics.That's bad enough.Then you double down by somehow drawing the conclusion that those neo-Nazis represent EU opinion.For what it's worth, I don't think the EU has been (note the tense: I know these things are important to you) laughing at us. I think they've been grimly disappointed. Not shitting themselves, because we can't possibly damage them as much as we can damage ourselves, and they know that when push comes to shove, we not so f**king stupid as to economically hammer ourselves just purely to spite them.Did you watch that Storyville documentary about the attitudes of the EU negotiators? The one that Leave.EU selectively editted to wind up the gullible into believing that the negotiators were devious liars? It's well worth watching. You'll see an attitude of sadness from the EU, combined with a steely determination that Brexit is not going to undermine the EU (which, of course, is what the AfD and their friends in the Kremlin want to happen).I sense now that there is a sense of bewilderment that Britain,a country renown for hard-headed pragmatic diplomacy, has chosen a f**king idiot like Johnson as it's leader. Not pissing themselves exactly, but astonished that we could make ourselves look so utterly stupid. Play to the mob in the way that tin pot autocrats do in countries that don't have pretensions of being serious world powers.
other countries will certainly be confused by the UK voting to deliberately sabotage it's own economy. I can actually hear them p1ssing themselves with laughter from here.
You're miles off the pace SS.Yes, Trump's tax cuts gave the economy a sugar rush (as well as massively increasing the deficit...hey! funny that! Republicans used to care about the deficit when they were stopping Obama spending when the economy REALLY needed it...).But the effect is already wearing off rapidly. America's long term GDP growth rate is about 3.3%. Under Trump it just kissed that value briefly as the tax cuts kicked in. But growth has dropped rapidly over the past year. It's now down to 2.2% and falling like a stone.Go check. The data's all out there.The economy ain't going to win it for Trump next year.
SS.Why do you do this? There's a whole world of information at your fingertips out there.Go and have a look at how many jobs were created under Obama. He inherited an economy at the start of the worst recession in 80 years but, despite a Republican Congress that neutered his more ambitious reflation proposals, there were about 13 million jobs created between 2010 and 2017.Just go and look at the numbers and see if they support what you want to believe.
BST, in a borough that voted almost 70% leave.... what do the Best for Doncaster group hope to achieve?
Billy my apologies it was foxbat who mentioned the group.... I mis-read!
That's Ireland and NI sorted out then, ''Sinn Féin said if a no-deal Brexit happens, the government must call a referendum on Irish unity "immediately"https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-49172693
Quote from: SydneyRover on July 31, 2019, 11:33:29 pmThat's Ireland and NI sorted out then, ''Sinn Féin said if a no-deal Brexit happens, the government must call a referendum on Irish unity "immediately"https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-49172693I only know two northern irishmen but am assured everyone they k know thinks the same but their opinion when asked about the border issue was along the lines of "fck the Irish, build a wall".... and "I would cut those bssstards off if I had a big enough chainsaw" I think the media are overestimating the will of the northern Irish to unify the island.