Alan Medic

DulwichFox Wrote: > I know that if were say the World was Round, > there are people on here would disagree with me. > > Well they all laughed at Christopher Columbus , > didn't they. > I know what he was up against. I'm not sure what you think you have in common with 'ol CC Fox, but he set out to find India and voila, we have the West Indies.

Yes.

I saw that today RD. Thanks for posting it though. My wife applied today but they require additional information. This amounts to a period from 2013-2016 and this year. In all a period much longer than 5 years which I understood to be the requirement. She has lived here over 30 years but when it comes to unexpectedly having to prove it, it's not necessarily easy.

Captain Marvel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > One of my kids lives in Hong Kong Mine lives in Shenzhen.

Anyone interested in playing this game, you can create an account by going here https://www.superbru.com/home/index.php Find the 6 Nations predictor game and then the pool named as above. The Pool Code is redodont

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > During two World Wars Million of people died to > stop this country being run by a someone else. > > Then 30 or so years after the end of WW2 we gave > this country over to the E.U.. to run our affairs > and > dictate and sanction our Laws. > > What always puzzled be was that IF we were a full > member of the E.U. Why did we not adopt the Euro > ? > The only ?? country in the E.U. having to > Exchange Currency at great expense every time we > travelled to Europe. > > Well now once again WE can make our own Laws and > Run our Country. > > DulwichFox This is vomit inducing. No further comment.

That's 7 so far. It includes a couple of guest entries, who may or may not be related to me.

A few weeks like PD had, and you'll be back in it RD. As long as PD doesn't keep having weeks like PD had!

TheCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I did it. It took about 15-20mins from start to > finish, and was very straight forward. > > Everything worked for me, so no complaints at all. > But guessing if any stage doesn't work for others > it's probably a bit of a pain to get help from the > home office. Cat, did you do this via a smartphone? Seems necessary, to be able to read a biometric passport, otherwise documents have to be posted. Can you confirm this?

Sephiroth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > People seem to be pinning hopes on ?the trade > deal? > Boris has ruled out extension - so no trade deal > or very bare bones > > But even with all the time in the world, uk won?t > get a trade deal as good as it has now. It just > won?t happen. It doesn?t have the leverage. And > other countries won?t have it This by Ian Dunt is all about trade deals. It may extinguish the hope.... https://www.politics.co.uk/blogs/2020/01/23/brexit-2020-everything-you-need-to-know-about-johnson-s-trad

Starting soon. Are you up for this? I'll set a pool up anyway and see what happens!

Why don't you scroll down to the other thread you started instead of creating this new one.

Oh you're right. I forgot about that!

You blew that one RD!

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What is the point of Johnson making a law to stop > extending the transition period? Anyone? Am I being too cynical to think he may have helped someone make money with the fall in the pound it caused?

What is the point of Johnson making a law to stop extending the transition period? Anyone?

RLB reminds me of Thunderbirds for some reason. She has less charisma than Corbyn which is difficult.

I don't think Hector can vote but I like his sentiment..

Can we go back to 2007 and try again?

On the subject of the thread, given my concerns of Labour's stance on Brexit, I wrote to our MP asking her what would she do in my position. I received an excellent response which included links to everything she voted on. My concern with Labour's current stance of 'putting it to the people', is that they could decide that a supermajority is required in a 2nd referendum for us to remain in the EU. That's why a hung parliament is the best option for me given the SNP and the Lib Dems won't buy into that I'm sure.

Seabag Wrote: > > The knock on of Brexit are far reaching, and the > dumbed down message of ?get Brexit done? is > another deception. It?s not going to be ?done? by > any measure in the near future. It?s much like > putting the parents in a care home. They might be > out of sight, but they?re there ?dying slowly? > until dead for an expensive and long time yet. Like the analogy Seabag.

Spartacus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Someone sent me a message stating > "A vote for Labour is a vote for a coalition with > the SNP and Nicola being the puppet Mistress" > > That would worry me more than anyone else being in > power as her demands would destroy this country Scotland is a country and should be allowed to choose to leave one Union and stay in another if it wants to.

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They've done it again - > https://www.labourmanifesto.co.uk/ > > dirty tories :) Absolutely childish. What's next? This made me laugh though.... https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/news/nigel-farage-threatens-to-sue-led-by-donkeys-under-eu-law/21/11/

diable rouge Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- Once a > fortnight they get bussed in to play at home and > then they fook off back to their mock tudor > mansions and cosy restaurants in Esher. I used to work in Esher many moons ago. I remember there were 3 pubs. I don't remember any restaurants. Pub grub maybe?

Hmm. I received an unsolicited email from 'Labour Future' today. Wonder where they got my email address and name from. Any ideas what I might have signed up for that gave them that information?