JohnL

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Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Down to ?24-32 billion now on BBC 40-60 billion is the bill UK is to be charged (according to Sky News) 600 Billion is the cost to the EU/UK of Brexit in total. Strangely the Arab Spring and the China Property bubble and US data quality issues cost 600 billion - it's a standard figure people use I think :) .. and UK public sector pension liabilities 600 billion - what coinicidence

Trump has hung up on the Aussie PM :)

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > :)....I also liked the "make him sit next to > Prince Charles" comment, that I think came from > this forum (but I get confused) Climate Change ... Trees ... Plants... Camilla blah blah blah blah blah. He'd go home :)

lbsmith73 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Get a grip, when are people going to stop blaming > schools for all the problems in society. The buck > stops with parents if more of them took their > responsibility seriously then tragic cases like > this would not happen as frequently as they do. But schools still do 'morality' type classes (you know where you role play victim and bully etc.) It used to be RE with us (as RE was compulsory but we did the God bit in 3 weeks)

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Fundamentally, we need to address the wider issue > of societies attitudes to what it means to be a > boy / man. The idea that you must be tough, > aggressive.. stand your ground etc. I know it's > judgmental, but I do despair at some of the 'boys > will be boy's' type attitudes that prevail. I thought attitudes had improved - but maybe it's just me getting older. When I was young you got in a fight just for accidentally looking at someone.

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I thought Ken Clarke was fantastic in parliament > yesterday during the Brexit debate. If you haven't > seen it, worth a 'google'. He has improved with age (and he seems less unkempt)

EDmummy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I imagine because of his big, fluffy hooded > jacket. > > > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > JohnL Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > This guy stood out like a sore thumb to be > > honest. > > > > How? That (I know he won't always wear it) He has a distinctive nose/eyebrows look about him too IMHO - although without the jacket who knows

Chicago Tribune has this http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/politics/ct-trump-refugee-policy-fact-check-2011-20170129-story.html and http://foreignpolicy.com/2017/01/30/sorry-mr-president-the-obama-administration-did-nothing-similar-to-your-immigration-ban/ No doubt Trump would say lying fake news :) and you would find papers with the opposing view

Jules-and-Boo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I just found this on the internet > > After a weekend of chaos at airports, mass > protests and diplomatic outcries, criticism of > Trump's proposal even came from Barack Obama, who > broke his silence for the first time since leaving > office. > "President Obama is heartened by the level of > engagement taking place in communities around the > country," Obama spokesman Kevin Lewis said. > > > Isn't it Ex-President Obama? Are they trying to > play some power games here? > > Is America having selective memory? > Why isn't Obama coming out and saying - yes, I > identified these as threats. I also stopped > immigration. > Is that a bit like America forgetting they voted > Trump in, knowing he would do this? Presidents in the USA remain Presidents for life.

Brexit Express has got it. Looks like he said it. http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/761018/Guy-Verhofstadt-Newsnight-600-billion-Brexit-bill-EU-exit How much is that each ?

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As the other petition stating Trump should make a > state visit is on the verge of smashing 100,000 > signatures, what happens now? Call it a draw and > ignore both would be my choice. Ignore both but May really needs good advise here or it could blow up in her face. Impeachment is not out of the question - probably due to his business interests.

Admin has asked for no more threads. But Trump is the worlds most talked about person currently. I'm not surprised and I bet similar is happening elsewhere. Anyway pub on Chancery Lane at lunchtime today "Unlike Trump. We welcome everybody."

Impeachment a real possibility at the moment. But he'll just become even more obstinate. Somebody yesterday said he'd pass on the Presidency to his son :)

Replace trump with a turd - everyone will understand. Surprised Twitter hasn't done so :)

This guy stood out like a sore thumb to be honest.

East Dulwich Road closed, digging at Goose Green and issues at Herne Hill too (got the feeling on the 37 bus they were linked) It's worse than just a small leak.

jaywalker Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It might perhaps be said that the meeting with > Trump is looking ever so slightly less successful > as the days pass since they held hands. Was it me or did someone say they didn't hold hands, but Trump suffers from some disease whereby when he walks down ramps or stairs he feels dizzy, so he grabbed the Prime Ministerial hand to steady himself.

When the government talks about 'will of the people' it's encouraging government by referendum and petition. That isn't how government works in the UK IMHO.

jaywalker Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > rendelharris Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > The magic of t'internet! > > > http://pork.ahdb.org.uk/prices-stats/prices/pig-pr > > > ices-uk-spec/ > > Excellent link. So "32p higher than same time > last year" (and a nice graph to show it) from a > base that looks like about 110p. Price rise looks > about right therefore if you do your pricing > annually. Maybe retailers are putting prices up when wholesale price rises and just take more profits when it falls.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There's 5 other threads on Trumpincluding one on > this petition already FFS everyone..........DON"T > PANIC< DON'T PANIC Everybody has though. Look what discord Trump has sown on this forum. I'd ban him even if he moved into ED.

Too much Libtard on the net these days I'll go Trumptard

nxjen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > KidKruger Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Holding hands though ? > > If I was TM (thankfully I'm not) I would be > scrubbing my hand more obsessively than Lady > Macbeth It's that sister thing - Trump now thinks they're related.

Also no torture ... as long as Mad Dog Mattis doesn't fancy it.

She made sure he said he was pro NATO A few million in Estonia, Latvia etc. sighed with relief. Give her that.