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Dear oh dear,

You can't make an observation about EU corruption without the usual suspects getting all defensive and accusative. How predictable.

Mach isn’t intelligent enough to work it out for himself sadly. He thinks money grows on trees and chucking more money at failing systems is the way forward. A bit like his beloved SNP. He doesn’t understand that the EU won’t want another begging bowl in the current economic climate. In the interim, he’ll continue to bite the hand that feeds him. Talk about stupidity.

Well Epro,

Good job when I open up LSE, it hasn’t logged me out. Shame you and WW weren’t clever enough to work that out. Bit like your spelling of emergency. I’m sure there are websites to help you in your deficiency.

Epro,

What's an "emetgrncy" for my education ?

My LSE window remains logged on permanently. The thing about pretending to have people on filter is you have to remember who you've said you've filtered. The Chuckle Brothers keep slipping up, addressing posts of those they have lied about being on their filter list. All very childish and no one with a brain cell believes them.

Chuckleberry

"have to take crumbs from England's table"

£41bn a year of crumbs.

Mach,

"Btw how come when Scotland wants to leave the UK it's somehow hatred for England, yet when the same people voted Brexit it wasn't at all about hating Johnny-foreigner?"

How come when people vote to leave the European Union, it's bigotry and xenophobia and yet when a minority of Scots vote to leave the UK, it's not ?

Hypocrite.

Yup,

The minority of Scots who want England to lose are bitter saddos. My mother is Scottish and was yelling us on last night. It’s the Scottish nationalists who want us to lose. Gazzlebury is fooling no one and his thread title is typical of his ilk sadly. No doubt the other Chuckle brother Mach will be along shortly to stick his tuppence worth in. He’d best remember who he’s got on filter first before addressing comments from some of us…..

Thanks A1,

Proof it were ever needed that shares have been issued in many years where there have not been buybacks.

Mach's slipped up with his filtering again lol

Mach, you're supposed to have me, TFE and LTI on filter remember ? Sort it out or posters won't believe you......

Epro,

Shares get issued in years where there have not been buybacks. They are hence not connected. The staff incentive scheme was a 2017 one. These issues take place anyway whether there is a buyback or not. They are hence not connected. But please do continue down your barrack room lawyer monologue if it makes you happy.

They are not necessarily connected then Epro as there are years where shares have been issued but no buybacks.

If you'd bothered to look it up Epro before posting, you would have deduced that shares have been issued in years where there have no been buybacks.

Tell me Epro, how many years in the last 12 have there been buybacks ? And how many of the last 12 years have had shares issued ?

These shares get issued whether there is a buyback or not. Part of staff remuneration. No point in complaining about it and blaming it on buybacks. There is no connection.

No one believes the Chuckle Brothers don't read the posts of those they claim they have on filter. Their own narcissistic vanity precludes them from staying off or readingsuch threads. The only people they're fooling are themselves I'm afraid.

More mature comment from you Lulu. Thanks for your contribution.

“Labour has been accused of “testing the water” for a possible post-general election coalition with the SNP by offering the Scottish government new powers to sign international agreements.

A recommendation buried in Labour’s 174-page Commission on the UK’s Future says Scotland should be allowed “to enter into international agreements and join international bodies in relation to devolved matters”.

These could include the Erasmus student exchange scheme, which is only open to EU countries.

The suggestion has alarmed senior figures in the Foreign Office, which represents the UK’s four nations on the international stage.

One source said it appeared Labour was making an early offer to form a government with the SNP if the polls narrow and there is a hung Parliament after the next election, expected to take place in 2024.

The controversial section of the report, which was unveiled by Sir Keir Starmer, the Labour leader, and Gordon Brown, the former prime minister, is headlined “International recognition of Scotland and its parliament”.

Douglas Ross, the Scottish Conservative leader, added: “It’s extraordinarily naive of Labour to think they can appease the SNP by handing them more powers, when nothing short of independence will ever satisfy them.

“Gordon Brown’s proposals to give the Scottish government free rein to pursue their own foreign policy and sign international agreements is a dangerous concession.

“Foreign affairs is a reserved matter for a reason – because it’s vital that the UK speaks with one voice on the international stage. This would be put at risk by Labour’s proposal, particularly when the SNP have a vested interest in fostering division with the UK at every opportunity.”

Would still love to know what you used to do before making 6-700 odd posts a month on here prior to Sep 22nd this year. Why won't you enlighten us ?

Epro,

Back to insults are we ? Your observation is a bit rich coming from the side containing some of the most abusive, accusative and acerbic posters on this site. Says a lot about you, the company you keep.