The comments on the EU were not Chomsky driven. I don't think I've read his direct views on the EU, but I do like a lot of his stuff in general.
The EU debate - Part III
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The comments on the EU were not Chomsky driven. I don't think I've read his direct views on the EU, but I do like a lot of his stuff in general.
Why is he trying to use your teaboy line, I guess he cant think of any of his own.
Black coffee please no sugar, teaboy
Ah, the cut and thrust of intellectual debate.
Wtf would an idiot like you know about intellectual anything?...
I think you'll find it's Stan's original work.
There are many Stan admirers. There is only one Stan.
Fortunately there's also only one Kustard (see my sig).
Did someone from Foxtons bang your missus?I don't think so
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If I was trying to learn about it from your replies, absolutely **** all.
Well, nobody is going to learn anything from your pointless rambles. Flying off on meaningless tangents trying to show everybody what a deep thinking intellectual you are, by trying to quote Chomsky, etc.
You'll also be pleased to know that the lady I remember reading of Chomsky's views on the EU, were that we should remain.
Ula's going to be buying New Zealand lamb by the tonne.
Retailers warn government of Brexit price rises
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-37605642
Retailers warn government of Brexit price rises
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-37605642
Hungover, are we? I think you should definitely have sugar, you've gone a bit sour.
Don't put any in Pete's though.
http://www.propertyreporter.co.uk/s...ood-news-for-post-brexit-property-market.html
Despite the scaremongering in the run-up to the Brexit vote in June, confidence in the UK housing market appears to be back already, with the industry body claiming that, for the first time since April, its surveyor members were expecting house prices to increase over the next three months.
For those looking long-term, the expectations are even better, with members forecasting that house prices will increase 3.3 per cent a year for the next five years. The figures from RICS echoed the Nationwide House Price Index for August that found the average price of a home rose 0.6 per cent to £206,145.
Despite the scaremongering in the run-up to the Brexit vote in June, confidence in the UK housing market appears to be back already, with the industry body claiming that, for the first time since April, its surveyor members were expecting house prices to increase over the next three months.
For those looking long-term, the expectations are even better, with members forecasting that house prices will increase 3.3 per cent a year for the next five years. The figures from RICS echoed the Nationwide House Price Index for August that found the average price of a home rose 0.6 per cent to £206,145.
It's you disapearing at tangents. I've stuck to the point. You could try doing the same for novelty value if nothing else.
As for Chomsky, I don't doubt that's his view, he's a fan of the former Greek finance minister I've mentioned several times, and he too was strongly in favour of Remain.
Only a bigot would see a problem in sharing many views but having a different opinion on one or more.
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