Doon frae Troon
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Lot's of old men [and women] in Scotland happy to see more folk in OUR country.
Theresa May - Not up to the Job of PM?
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Lot's of old men [and women] in Scotland happy to see more folk in OUR country.
MegaSteve
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And what has that got to do with your view of Brexiteers being like Dads Army...
More to the point what has it anything to do with this thread ?
Being Ms Mays ability to lead the country...
Dellboy
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Of course you are, them mars bars aren’t going to fry themselves are they
Old Skier
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Could be because so many Scots have left.
FairwayDodger
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I believe he was making a joke around the juxtaposition of the failed campaign for Brexit commemorative stamps with the classic Dad's Army slogans viewed as commentary on Brexit...... At least that was how I read it.
Doon frae Troon
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Ahh clever clogs spoiler.
I was enjoying the spittle fumed spluttering of leavers replying on my behalf.:lol:
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Ahh clever clogs spoiler.
I was enjoying the spittle fumed spluttering of leavers replying on my behalf.:lol:
You were basically being your usual troll self by trying to get people to react to something that had zero to do Theresa May or Brexit
The only surprising thing is you didn’t add an anti England / Pro Scottish twist on it - that’s your normal mode of operation.
SocketRocket
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Mines 118 but that doesn't mean a lot, I have met some very silly people with high IQ's. I wont be disrespectful to you though as it would look a little churlish wouldn't it?"He has been a good Foreign Secretary"....wow. He might be intelligent (I have an IQ over 100 hopefully and he might be 150 so where does that leave you?) but behind the buffoon-esque nonsense he's also disloyal and a bit of a snake.....not good leadership character traits imo.
Jimmy Krankey is a kiddies tv/panto character played by an actress. Not sure why he/she is relevant to this topic so surprised anyone would want to diss him/her.
How unfair it would be to compare Him/Her (Jimmy) to a politician. She/He's much better than that. :smirk:
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MegaSteve
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Ahh clever clogs spoiler.
I was enjoying the spittle fumed spluttering of leavers replying on my behalf.:lol:
So, basically I nailed it...
And, I ask again what has any of it to do with Ms Mays ability as PM?
Old Skier
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FairwayDodger
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I also dislike these sort of generalisations.... "older generation did this...", "young people today are....", "women don't like....", "men are all...." it's nonsensical. The "older generation" for example are all for leaving the EU but dead against Scottish independence. Sounds like angry rantings of those who lost the votes.
HOWEVER, this meme is also outrageous. To have fought in the war you'd need to be about ninety, older unless you were very young at the time, so when people talk about "the older generation" they are predominantly referring to people who are too young to fit your imagery.
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User62651
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Well he didn't, I've just popped in here today and just read recent posts in this thread - see 2 disparaging remarks about Scotland from the usual perps that has nowt to do with the topic yet that's fine? Why not comment on those instead?
Old Skier
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You must be very young, there have been several in my life time.
FairwayDodger
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I hoped you’d be able to recognise it when someone pointed out how disrespectful that meme is but should have remembered where I was.
SwingsitlikeHogan
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It strikes me that Theresa May has drifted into the realm of being unfit to be PM.
We have her apparent/alleged duplicity and double-cross of 'remain' MPs prior to the vote last week, and the complete and utter unfounded nonsense she is spouting about a Brexit Dividend being available to part-fund additional NHS budget as soon as we leave - when even lead Leave supporters are accepting a negative impact on the economy for (at least) a short time after Brexit. Never mind the authoritative voice of the Director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, Paul Johnson, who has concluded that “there is no Brexit dividendâ€. She is treating the electorate as gullible fools. Now some might choose to buy into this stuff as it keeps good their belief that this is evidence of the Brexit Dividend, and proof that the £350m Red Bus claim was true. So all hail the Foreign Secretary.
Mrs May has found her Magic Money Tree - and beneath it unicorns are grazing. She should go.
We have her apparent/alleged duplicity and double-cross of 'remain' MPs prior to the vote last week, and the complete and utter unfounded nonsense she is spouting about a Brexit Dividend being available to part-fund additional NHS budget as soon as we leave - when even lead Leave supporters are accepting a negative impact on the economy for (at least) a short time after Brexit. Never mind the authoritative voice of the Director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, Paul Johnson, who has concluded that “there is no Brexit dividendâ€. She is treating the electorate as gullible fools. Now some might choose to buy into this stuff as it keeps good their belief that this is evidence of the Brexit Dividend, and proof that the £350m Red Bus claim was true. So all hail the Foreign Secretary.
Mrs May has found her Magic Money Tree - and beneath it unicorns are grazing. She should go.
Although I’m sceptical of the money that will be available, I’d like to see the Autumn Statement before nailing that coffin lid shut.
SwingsitlikeHogan
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And of course she has simply handed the poisoned chalice of finding the funding to the Chancellor - and of course as a 'Remainer' what can he do but invent something for a Brexit Dividend - or be accused of treachery and undermining of the PM and the government - and Brexit of course.
No surprise to me that this very welcome proposed funding boost for the NHS is announced just prior to a bill with revised/reinstated amendments coming back to the Commons from the Lords next week - when any vote against the bill by Tory Remain Rebels/Traitors can then be portrayed as undermining the governments funding plans for the NHS.
ColchesterFC
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Isn't the Brexit dividend simply the £250(ish) million per week that it costs us to be part of the EU? Or have I got that wrong?
MegaSteve
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Getting sick to the back teeth of the persistent whinging about the Bword…
Ms May along with the rest of the shower in Westminster are getting so much other, just as if not more important, stuff wrong and nobody cares...
We, collectively, are giving them an easy ride on the really important 'stuff'...
Like total lack of policing...
Ms May along with the rest of the shower in Westminster are getting so much other, just as if not more important, stuff wrong and nobody cares...
We, collectively, are giving them an easy ride on the really important 'stuff'...
Like total lack of policing...
Hacker Khan
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The common consensus is that that money saved has already been earmarked till at least 2022 to cover the cost of leaving. Of course this may well be called project fear but pays your price and takes your chances. https://twitter.com/pjtheeconomist/status/1008256589051170818?s=21
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