Good one. You've been taking jokes lessons off of OldBlue.
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Good one. You've been taking jokes lessons off of OldBlue.
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
Bruce, you know that both Boris and Fox were painted into a corner so as not to accept Mays deal. You also know that Hammond has been driving the anti- Brexit stormtroopers, so which bit are you laughing at......
allezlesbleus
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Mate, honestly, what are you seeing in what he says or does that makes you believe this?
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
If you don’t see it, you will never know......perhaps Jeremy Corbyn is more your type.......
Can I just confirm that you are advocating Boris Johnson as the leader of the UK?
allezlesbleus
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Haha! Ok mate. I will certainly never know if you don't say so!!! I was just expecting a few examples of things BJ had said or done which suggested he was the calibre of leader to face up to the considerable challenges the country faces rather than the inconsistent, untruthful and untrustworthy twerp he appears when asked anything remotely challenging.
And for the record Jeremy is not my type at all!!
Bishop Thumpety-Thump
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He's an advocate of trump among other awful things, pretty obvious what he see's in it
You'll get ink poisoning if you keep swallowing so much of the Telegraph Pete. Try some fruit and veg instead.
NilSatisOptimum
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Waving smoked kippers over one's head and talking utter nonsense on fishing industry is a vision alright... He his the perfect energy but not one you believe he is.
However, happy days. Boris Johnson staring in, How to make Prime Minister and alienate the electorate.
The same excitement was said about Cameron, same said about May and now Johnson, the demise almost complete...
Old Blue 2
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I say, old bean, is that a reference to me...?
I see we paid an extra £2bn to the EU in the year ended 31 March (£15.5bn compared with £12.9bn the year before). Treasury accounts published this week shows that the increase was driven by a rise in UK Gross National Income, which is used to calculate the largest part of the payment. Just shows how crap the project fear info pushed out by the likes of Hammond and Carney has been over the past three years.
The devaluation of the pound whilst still inside the single market and customs union results in decent exports shocker.
When we joined the Common Market in 1975 the sterling exchange rate against the dollar was 2.2109 (1 July 1975). After 44 years in the EU it is now 1.2503. A drop of 43%. Just saying.
How was the British economy doing in the 1970s, I forget.
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