The EU debate - Part III

Even if I was, being distressed by the views of others seems preferable to being stressed at the thought of a Syrian living down the road.

There's a big world out there. You'll find we are all quite alike.

 

We are not all alike are we, some have a warped scene of demand, why should you and I pay for them to have a house/flat etc when we cant look after our own. I agree we must help in some way war refugees (Women and Children). but a limit of economic migrants is needed to protect our services.

 

Actually your description of a snowflake sums you up. Scared of discussing or encountering anything you disagree with. Did you ever imagine you'd sink so low that someone as detestable and low achieving as Pete would become your idol? Would you recommend him as a role model to your kids?

 

One minute you're saying why should the British support the immigrants, the next you're whining that the immigrants are stealing Brirish jobs. Which is it? Or does the argument change so that the immigrants are always to blame?

You won't be able to answer this.

 

Sorry.

 

Bloody foreigners investing in this country and providing jobs for our british workers. Coming here and doing the **** jobs no one wants, lowering our labour and food costs so people can afford garage conversions and large meals

 

You're entitled to your opinion Bluey. Why one minute are the noises that she alone will make the decision and the next she's asking parliament to vote on a bill? Can you also explain her pitting the three stooges against each other and then getting a Tory spokesperson to slap them down every time one of them offers an opinion on the Brexit process?

I was pro-May but have so far found her to be completely ineffectual and indecisive. Let's be honest, to date she has actually done the square root of **** all.

 

You got what I meant completely wrong Jelly. Never mind though. Nice rant btw.

 

Fair enough.

I'm still not going to meet up with you though, you wannabe Romeo. Kustard's keen on a meet up, maybe you could try him. He's too hard to laugh at your propositions.

Our of interest, have any of the men you've met on the internet agreed to meet you either for a fight or a cuddle?

 

I think that was established a long time ago.

 

But you still keep trying to get me to change my mind. I'll give you credit for your persistence but your time would be better spent grooming someone else. Does your missus know that you ask men to meet up with you? What does your brother think?

 

"Britain is turning to the private sector to prepare for Brexit, seeking to second consultants to boost a civil service with almost no experience of complex trade negotiations."

https://www.ft.com/content/7ccfd858-41e0-11e6-b22f-79eb4891c97d

 

Are all of the people who work for those companies British?

By "British" I mean can they trace their English heritage back to the Middle Ages and will they swear an anti-Islamic oath?

 

where does that say they will be making the decisions?

 

They should be banned from doing the work if they aren't. It just wouldn't be Brexitish to let foreigners do the work.

Another spanner in the works for the brexiters, is that most of the top civil servants don't have 'the stomach to spend the next few years unravelling what they have built.' as many of them have spent years building good trade relations with the EU.

Further woe for the brexiters comes with another leading Lawyer saying that the Govt are 'dreaming' if they think that they are going to release their staff to do the Tories dirty work.

Seems like the brexit 'plan' is going well then ....

 

Why employ top lawyers from accountancy firms if they are not going to be making any decisions ?

Maybe the civil service just needs somebody to make the tea ?

 

If the Tories do want to employ companies like KMPG to do their dirty work, then they'd better hurry up and get on with it before KMPG **** off and leave the UK
https://www.accountancyage.com/2016...y-bosses-to-consider-relocating-away-from-uk/

 

I've just made a pot of Yorkshire tea. I had allocated a cup for wetchair but I doubt he'll get out of his Hastings pit until late afternoon.

 

I've got no wish to meet you. It's nice to see that after more than a year of me offering to meet you, to say things to my face, which you bottled btw, it is something that still plays on your mind.

 

Did some really interesting Asylum Seekers training the other week, really interesting the whole process they go to from start to finish when they arrive here.

They have to have such water tight legit reason to be able to stay - 90% don't get refugee status.

Read 'The Lightless Sky' for a very good insight into the journey some have to go to to get here.


Monday 10th I'm going to a 'Prejudice and Hate Crime' conference in Bournemouth, should be really interesting.

I'm also learning Arabic, Fasri, Dasri and some Kurdish.