A thank you to Brexiteers.

[The39thStep]

Balance sheets

Balance sheets and the EU regulations are a big issue for the EU but why the mockery ?

 

[gosub]

Balance sheets and the EU regulations are a big issue for the EU but why the mockery ?

It's not mockery....but looking like there may be global shortages of magic and moonlight this winter

 

[Ax^]

mean while the improvement for workers right in the uk increases at a pace since leave the eu

 

[The39thStep]

It's not mockery....but looking like there may be global shortages of magic and moonlight this winter

That’s a situation I’m sure everyone would want to avoid

 

[gosub]

That’s a situation I’m sure everyone would want to avoid

Bit late now

 

[The39thStep]

Bit late now

Lack of forward planning ?

 

[gosub]

Lack of forward planning ?

Chaotic events, can kicking, wishful thinking, you name it. Perfect storm (maybe)

But in relation to Eire -you bail out southern EU states (again) in exchange for tax harmonization and common German led foreign policy. Doesn't sound like much of a deal to me

 

[two sheds]

I thought one idea behind the EU was for the richer northern nations to subsidize the southern nations somewhat?

 

[gosub]

I thought one idea behind the EU was for the richer northern nations to subsidize the southern nations somewhat?

Tis (though grudgingly it seems)

 

[two sheds]

yes can't argue with that, the continental ones are shite.

eta as in really difficult to wire up

talking of which I got one of these:



fucking great idea, the plug's really stable as opposed to the two-pin plug wobbling around precariously in a socket.

 

[T & P]

talking of which I got one of these:

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fucking great idea, the plug's really stable as opposed to the two-pin plug wobbling around precariously in a socket.

 

[brogdale]

An additional €140 bn in windfall taxes on the energy corps in the supra state, while the UK Government has taken back control to tax us £200 bn to gift to the energy companies.

And the doubters say there are no brexit benefits?

 

[The39thStep]

Ironically part of the debate for the EU's position on an energy windfall tax was that Spain, Italy, and the UK ( under Johnson) had already imposed them.

 

[sleaterkinney]

Ironically part of the debate for the EU's position on an energy windfall tax was that Spain, Italy, and the UK ( under Johnson) had already imposed them.

Johnson’s tax was 25% of profits, but they can write off 91p of every £1 invested in fossil fuel extraction.

 

[Ax^]

Ironically part of the debate for the EU's position on an energy windfall tax was that Spain, Italy, and the UK ( under Johnson) had already imposed them.

not sure what that ironic about it sounds like a solid plan the EU one that is

 

[The39thStep]

 

[Artaxerxes]

mean while the improvement for workers right in the uk increases at a pace since leave the eu

This is from a 2013 speech

 

[Ax^]

which part?

plus he not changed his mind

11 times Rees-Mogg revealed what he thinks about your rights

 

[gosub]

which part?

plus he not changed his mind

11 times Rees-Mogg revealed what he thinks about your rights

Careful now. Urban seems full of people complaining about having a bank holiday.

 

[Smokeandsteam]

not sure what that ironic about it sounds like a solid plan the EU one that is

Good to see the support on here for the ECB and unelected Commissioners after they bravely announce a 'plan'.

 

[Ax^]

taxing the companies making money from this is better than add 200 billion to the UK debt and asking working people to pay it back

anyone would think Lizzie used to work for BP

 

[Smokeandsteam]

taxing the companies making money from this is better than add 200 billion to the UK debt and asking working people to pay it back

anyone would think Lizzie used to work for BP

Don't disagree, but the EU haven't actually taxed anyone yet. As for the UK Government its plan is to discuss wholesale prices with suppliers and fix a lower rate. We haven't adopted that approach because we've left the EU, its because we voted for a Tory Government. Labour has already committed to a windfall tax.

But do not let that stop the full throated support for the ECB and the unelected EU Commissioners.

 

[Maggot]

Good to see the support on here for the ECB and unelected Commissioners after they bravely announce a 'plan'.

It's a much better plan than the one our unelected Prime Minister announced.

 

[sleaterkinney]

Don't disagree, but the EU haven't actually taxed anyone yet. As for the UK Government its plan is to discuss wholesale prices with suppliers and fix a lower rate. We haven't adopted that approach because we've left the EU, its because we voted for a Tory Government. Labour has already committed to a windfall tax.

But do not let that stop the full throated support for the ECB and the unelected EU Commissioners.

So you mean leaving the EU had no effect on whether we could tax these companies or not?

 

[Smokeandsteam]

It's a much better plan than the one our unelected Prime Minister announced.

Further admirable support for the ECB and EU Commissioners. I'm heartened to see remainers finally embracing their real political position. Uncritical support for the Kleptocracy was always the logical end point of the psychological move to their own Lubang Island.

 

[andysays]

mean while the improvement for workers right in the uk increases at a pace since leave the eu

Because everyone knows that paid holidays didn't exist until the EU created them

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[Yossarian]

"This EU policy seems better than what the Tories have come up with."

"EUSSR-LOVING REMAINER EXTREMIST ADMITS HE HATES DEMOCRACY"

 

[Smokeandsteam]

"This EU policy seems better than what the Tories have come up with."

What a reasonable tone you remainers adopt Unfortunately, the post didn't say that. It suggested that the fact the EU has a 'plan' that is better than the UK's 'plan' is Brexit related. It isn't. It's tory related.

Another one for the ECB/EU Commissioner Urban supporter club.

 

[Karl Masks]

What a reasonable tone you remainers adopt Unfortunately, the post didn't say that. It suggested that the fact the EU has a 'plan' that is better than the UK's 'plan' is Brexit related. It isn't. It's tory related.

Another one for the ECB/EU Commissioner Urban supporter club.

You must have known Brexit was going to put the ERG and the like in charge.

 

[not a trot]

This is from a 2013 speech

Yeah, the cunt was just a lowly backbencher then, dreaming of having some real power.