Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Toffeelover]

We're at a time when this government are about to commit the biggest act of financial harikiri in a generation, yet we're supposed to believe they've developed a sense of economic prudence all of a sudden? This is nothing but a sop to the racists in their party who scarcely need a closet to hide in these days.

"From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs*"


*just so long as you've paid in and have white skin

Tell you what Bruce, that bad , ERm. Perhaps you should relocate to France and carry on there. The French will no doubt welcome you with open arms.

 

[Toffeelover]

Heard it mentioned the other day that the polls show she would lose a new independence vote if it was done now.

I can believe that, so she won't risk it but keeps mouthing off. May should tell her to go and do one.

 

[Toffeelover]

Just seen the news on Unilever backing down on Tesco - seen what they sell I will never purchase their goods ever again greedy capaltalist bullies!
If everyone did that they will regret it
I told everyone on here to expect bullying over Brexit!
It's started today apart from on here on this thread lol

It was a Britsh company then taken over by a Dutch company hence the aggravation.

 

[joey_macmo]

When you admit out means out!

And there's the subject change, you're awfully consistent at least

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

Just seen the news on Unilever backing down on Tesco - seen what they sell I will never purchase their goods ever again greedy capaltalist bullies!
If everyone did that they will regret it
I told everyone on here to expect bullying over Brexit!
It's started today apart from on here on this thread lol

Got to give credit to Tesco's for standing their ground.

 

[The Esk]

It does indeed stoke the fire of anger. Once again, something intended as a benefit for UK nationals is being ripped off by a non UK criminal. And I use the word criminal because that is what it is, theft pure and simple......

Free use of the national health service is based on residency not nationality. Quite simply if you are ordinarily resident in the UK you are entitled to free health care.

If you are not normally resident in the UK you are still entitled to health care with the patient's normal country of residence footing the bill assuming there's a health care agreement between both countries.

 

[Toffeelover]

Got to give credit to Tesco's for standing their ground.

For all that Unilever were creating they stood to lose a packet and they knew it.

 

[Goat]

We are basically Greece without the weather now arent we?

FFS

 

[Ruairi77]

Tell you what Bruce, that bad , ERm. Perhaps you should relocate to France and carry on there. The French will no doubt welcome you with open arms.

oh dear, really? an 'If ya dont like it, gerrout' argument?!

 

[Toffeelover]

We are basically Greece without the weather now arent we?

FFS

No, not exactly. Their army has more tanks than ours but they are all German bought on tick and Germany refuses to reduce the debt to help Greece.

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

For all that Unilever were creating they stood to lose a packet and they knew it.

Read one of Unilever's directors saying Tesco will be the first to back down in the row, how wrong he was.

 

[Toffeelover]

oh dear, really? an 'If ya dont like it, gerrout' argument?!

The alternative is to stop complaining and fight for the decision to be a success otherwise it could be long festering sore of disagreement.

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

We are basically Greece without the weather now arent we?

FFS

And without the hairy women!

 

[roydo]

We are basically Greece without the weather now arent we?

FFS

Nah.

No feta cheese neither.

 

[Joey66]

Free use of the national health service is based on residency not nationality. Quite simply if you are ordinarily resident in the UK you are entitled to free health care.

If you are not normally resident in the UK you are still entitled to health care with the patient's normal country of residence footing the bill assuming there's a health care agreement between both countries.

That is wrong I was waiting to see a top kidney specialist I was diagnosed with a life threating condition a tumour on my kidney I had asked for a 2nd opinion referral from my GP - I was kept waiting an age which you would expect on the NHS
Out came a family of people from the USA I was sat a yard away they got a credit card out to pay for his services he told them to put it away then they were amazed how cheap the medication was on the prescription!
I went in and got the dreaded news by a specialist who saved my life, but simply why can't they have a credit card machine for this kind of thing or even if you do not turn up , and then return pay the fine etc like drunks in A&E etc every little helps!