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I am also finding it difficult to understand why we are down 6%. Phaps an RNS will enlighten us - major shareholder disposing - but probably just MMs . Finding the whole market being manipulated by MMs.

Stage
If only they knew in the 19th century that we could not sustain a motor car or any form of light or means of betterment - would anyone have bothered to try to provide any form of improvement. The industrial revolution
Mankind is killing itself because it refuses to accept that no exercise at school and no exercise in later life is ok - They want the soft option - then stop using private jets - Junker!

Didn't read the return of the Baskervilles latest uttering -

But : https://www.nao.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Exiting-the-EU-The-financial-settlement.pdf

tricky
No - not all - and dare I say the better educated are - music was always a generation thing - My mothers fav Isobel bailey - A nightingale sang in Berkeley square.

Who would know that - who will remember me - dust.

Tricky
Under 40s have no knowledge of the freer times before.. Music that was pre 80s. I know it is hard for them but they will never understand what music was like - and enjoyable . Or the life before the I Phone. But ye can't tell or explain - they all know it - nothing we can do - weren't we like that with our parents?

LTI
Has DCB joined LT on the last ever Orient Express - has he sent you a txt?

Nowt but sound logic - Motley Fool not always on the ball in some eyes - but only answer is BUY.

Tricky
Sorry there are holes in your argument. Edam is tasteless and boring just like the Swiss emental. Gouda has big holes just like the EU in its thought process and equally tasteless.

The old commentary and thought -" who moved my cheese" book by - I forget.

But the EU is stuck in a constipated state that it cannot relieve itself of the drastic debts in Italy , Spain, Greece etc - that is the reason that the entity can't pass the txrd that would release the future and May has not left the toilet in her thinking since she said "Chequers" EU said checkmate - you sign the WA

OX
Que sera sera. What will be will be.

I can but comment since I have no power. What I say may be my opinion or an opinion I have developed from reading other peoples comments. It is neither right nor wrong - Fleccy.

If we can't consider the viewpoints of others then we are heading into a dark pool of the unknown, the unclean and the unforgiven - in other words hell .

Fleccy
"people like you say the UK can't be trusted"
I don't think that I said that. I merely posted part of an article which suggested that the Govt management - no TMs - of the process of leaving the EU - was open to question given that she had agreed x and then wanted to change x - as soon as she had agreed it. In the eyes of the world that does not look good - does not instil trust.

Fleccy

May did her own thing - ignoring almost all around her - she got Robbins to do her bidding. She signed up to the WA.
She presented it to HOC who said NO. Her cabinet said no - most around her said no - Having spent 2 years trying her best to keep us tied to EU and agreed to the WA - she then says that she want to change what she has agreed. What chance of a fair trade deal with the EU or with anyone else in the world - is what Janet D said in the paper. May can never be trusted again - her Party knows that, her voters know that and what she has done imperils our future. She is Treason May

And those who think May's WA is OK for Ireland - heed this additional comment from the paper today Liam H:

And anyone concerned about sectarian violence needs to acknowledge this ghastly backstop changes Northern Ireland’s constitutional status without consent.
That’s what imperils the precious 1998 Good Friday Agreement, not minor changes to the humdrum administration of the island of Ireland’s somewhat limited cross-border trade.

Is there a good word for this ghastly PM in the press anywhere?

With the right business incentives etc
TM and her cronies are ruining any chance of successful future trade deals Janet D in the Teleg comments

What had been done was now being undone. The word of the British prime minister, given in apparent solemn good faith, could be trusted only until she came under political pressure.
Just for a millisecond, Barnier, Juncker and Co had the moral high ground: Brussels could quite legitimately say that she had spent two years negotiating the Withdrawal Agreement and then personally signed it off in defiance of her own Cabinet (which had been sidelined) and her own party (which had been ignored), only to renege on it and demand the undoing of one of its most critical tenets, the Irish border backstop, whose problematic nature she and her team had clearly failed to anticipate.
What had been done was now being undone. The word of the British prime minister, given in apparent solemn good faith, could be trusted only until she came under political pressure.
There is an obvious conclusion to be drawn here: Brussels must presumably run on the assumption in all future dealings with the UK – at least under its present management – that nothing it says can be relied upon.
Whatever is signed, sealed and embedded into the arrangements for our exit, must be taken as unreliable and subject to revision or outright repudiation in the future (perhaps the immediate future).
This is a very dangerous and destabilising basis for any kind of business relationship, let alone an international trade deal.
There is an obvious conclusion to be drawn here: Brussels must presumably run on the assumption in all future dealings with the UK – at least under its present management – that nothing it says can be relied upon.
Whatever is signed, sealed and embedded into the arrangements for our exit, must be taken as unreliable and subject to revision or outright repudiation in the future (perhaps the immediate future).
This is a very dangerous and destabilising basis for any kind of business relationship, let alone an international trade deal.

Enjoy whilst we can -
Pls Lloy - give us a bonus this year - we have been very patient

tricky
A bit further up in Wrexham - standard price is £2.15.

remember we are really poor out here - not like the Home Counties!

if only - in my dreams - £2.25

tricky
The price is never the problem.( my comment about the Abbot was that I pay £1,25 in Oswestry) Not used his hotels - but cheap as chips - and I bet more than fair value. Nigella style avocado for the other half - good eh?

TM a man who does not speak with forked tongue - for this country and he has put his cash where his mouth is.

BB
Pick and choose - some shxt holes ( T Martin estabs)
Keswick was quite nice - but the Abbot was £2,85 - what? - but it was a Monday Club day so only £2.15. Torquay was also fair.

Lots of yesteryears jaunts ain't there any more - for value or for pleasure. enjoy while u can.

No BB
He's in a majority of -52% - Those that don't agree. heaven can't help us ! but we w ill get out!

good news from France - Big brands can't be sold at less than 10% profit margin.

Suggests a lille wimp like him could be e discounted at the checkout in next elections - he suggested small is better

Pat listening to experts
I don't know any experts and am not sure any exist.
Lobbyists galore propher a view which is said to be the best for the "people"

People don't exist - because it is a collective noun??

So lobbyists discount/ ignore individuals - like me - and perhaps you.

I am not saying that you should not listen to them - but you need to think for yourself. Hard after so many years of B Liar I know best.

Big Brother needs to control you - try to break free and understand that if this gets fuxxed by MPs then your life will be one controlled by the EU - and never bleat again!

There was a hospital doc on TV years "Your life in their hands" - life saving stuff. Want that to be no life saving stuff = EU says.