So says our little right wing capitalist who can’t hack it in the private sector, but is first in line with his hand out for public sector work.



And I bet you don’t carry your own public liability insurance.

Some capitalist



Cloudy in ull to.

Worked from home today old bean. You're weirdly obsessed with that. It's still work you know - although avoiding rush hour is a bonus, lunch is cheap and working in your underwear is never a bad thing.



I see you again fail to answer any questions. Never mind. At your age and so stuck in your ways I'm sure it's hard to think critically and understand things from another perspective. Stick with your mantra "all immigration is wonderful and anyone questioning mass immigration are racists/xenophones/little Adolphs/fascists" (delete as appropriate - or keep them all. Might as well, that's what you lot sound like).

Not disputing that. But are you saying he wasn't communist and at times Leninist, Stalinist and a devotee of Marx? He was, as you should know.


I'm not sure why one conflates with the other, but ok.


The roots are a man with base communist ideals, even if he drifted from the Italian Communist Party. That much is reflected in much of the Ventotene Manifesto, clear for all to see. He was anti-fascist but also anti-pre-WW1 European aristocratic rule.

Besides, more relevant than bickering over the details of the roots of the EU, are where the EU and its member states will eventually end up. And that's what I disagree with.


Until the point you found yourself brainwashed by the 'progressive' EU agenda, probably yes.


Why would Wilzay know anything about me? He barely knows which end of his nose his face is at.

Now that the mist of bull is starting to clear away, is there anyone on here that believes we're going to be financially better off as a result of brexit? If so, what makes you think that way, and what caveats, if any, are attached to that belief?

Boris Johnson believes unless of course he is lying to himself because he has no problem doing so to the rest of us.

IF the UK's negotiators manage to secure a FTA without any financial contribution to the EU then, we will be better off, which is the very reason that the EU wont agree to one and despite the Tory's huge parliamentary majority, there will still be huge pressure on government form the range of business leaders, all of whom will want a decent/preferential deal for their sector.
One thing that really did make me chuckle was Grimsby, despite voting 70/30 in favour of "leave" asking for dispensation to protect it's fishing industry and associated businesses - you really couldn't make it up.
My message to them would be, you voted out and now you must live with the consequences.
The big losers here are of course the remain areas of N. Ireland and Scotland who, despite voting "remain", have to leave along with the rest of the UK.
Just like Austerity, we're all in it together - although like much of the Tory mantra, we know that that simply wasn't true.

An Englishman, Irishman and Scotsman walk into a pub; the Englishman didn't like it, so they all had to leave.

Yes because the Englishman was the only one with any brass!!

Sorry but, he just said that he had some but, in actual fact, his pockets were empty, just like the other promises that he'd made

Your waffling again



Possibly you were waffling to Wilzay when you described your transition from small flat to two up two down in Leigh



Can’t be bothered digging your post out



So your not the wealthy Tory you big yourself up to be, just another little ten bob Tory wannabe , door to door salesperson type

Har har, can’t argue with that, it’s cos the Englishman has avoided his taxes

A bit more insight from you there regards your “work”, but I suppose sitting in your Y-fronts , in front of your PC, on the dodgy cam to cam websites does help draw your clientele in,



And I see you have added ageism to your growing list of attributes lol.