Dashmellow
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I see what you now mean, yes a bit like Neil Kinnock, rejected by the UK voters and went on to be something to do with transport legislation with even better pay that the UK prim minister and he was the best of a bad bunch the UK could pick from,
then when there was that EU whistle blower, blowing the lid on MEP’s fiddle, he was put in heading the inquiry, a bit like putting the fox in charge of the chicken coop,
a very nice gravy train if you can get on it, all at tax payers expense, but the thing is we don’t put them there and can’t get rid of them, living a life of Riley,
edited to add: our friend Toni was hoping he got the EU presidency more money grabbing, very surprised he missed out on that as he’s pretty good at getting sniffing out where there’s money to be made
how is the Pound going against the USD? That's going to have an impact as a great deal of what gets imported will be paid for in USD
He flipped on single market, he flipped on EU and UK citizens travel living restrictions already, he'll flip either and any way it's covienient or funny... as proper clowns do... irrelevant now!All well and good comparing Boris with Krusty, however, Boris warned us about Sharia laws... http://www.lbc.co.uk/boris-sharia-law-is-totally-unacceptable-106996
http://www.businessinsider.com/afp-french-fishermen-may-get-caught-in-brexit-net-2016-7?IR=T"If tomorrow we lose our historical access to British waters, that will sound the end of French fishing in Boulogne — the impact will be enormous,” said Bruno Margolle, head of the CME regional fishing cooperative.
"There is no fallback solution,” said Jean-Pierre Le Visage, director of Scapeche, operator of France’s largest commercial fishing fleet.
“It is too early to say if the Brexit consequences will be horrendous” but “if British waters are closed then we will lose 70 to 80 percent of our volumes” he said.
Le Visage said that at the Brittany port of Lorient, its main base, some 9,500 out of the 11,000 tonnes of fish it landed there were caught in British waters.
French trawlers could lose a lot: currently they can sail as close as six nautical miles (11 kilometres) to the British coast, while British ships can’t fish closer than 22 kilometres to the French coast.
There is a sustainable amount that can be caught with good management of the stocks and the amount available for UK fishermen to catch will be a lot higher if we throw French and Spanish fishermen out of our waters instead of letting them catch most of our fish and take them home free of charge while keeping our own fishermen confined to port!Are you 2 serious? :/
Fish, stocks worldwide is no more than 20% of what it was 50 years ago. It's not about catching- about some sort of sustainability
Meanwhile, Mr Johnson has stopped his weekly Daily Telegraph column now he has been appointed foreign secretary.
His spokesman said it "would not be appropriate" for it continue given his new role.
The ex-London mayor was paid just under £30,000 a month for the column.
Maybe in your press, but in our press you are 7th, and we are 44 to match our phone number.BTW just heard Denmark is #1 happy nation again,,,,,,, wonder if prizes on dope have gone down
Yes, I have found the full report now: http://worldhappiness.report/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2016/03/HR-V1_web.pdfI'm talking about the latest UN happiness rapport.
Probably organised by those 1,000 lawyers that are trying to create work for themselves!hmhm... somehow makes sense, feels right!
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-lies-dishonesty-leave-campaign-a7141736.html
Great, plain, simple video inside!