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hardup.
if they would give the English a say in any referendum this Englishman would vote to make Sturgeon happy, the Irony though is that both Sturgeon and Salmond are both old English names.

Gazzleberry
I have made my opinion clear several times, this country has been sliding downhill and has been for at least four decades, but the odd little upturn seems to impress some. You only have to look at the standard of our politicians in all parties to see that.

Bailey says interests will need to raise substantially, a few days after the chairman of the FED said the same thing.
We pay this failure a lot of money directly and for his future pension just so he can follow my leader, one day he may speak first.

mick-b
If you are so caring donate your dividend to a housing charity, a charity where the COE will be earning a six-figure salary

Lokiloo
So BMW is not moving production to Germany or any other EU country?
What does that tell you?

mick-b
Sour grapes from someone who has not left blighty!
When that dictator as you call him died the outpouring from the Singaporeans was immense and unlike some real dictatorships, the people were not coerced into standing by the road and crying. And he left a real legacy, unlike our past PMs.
It is positioned in a perfect geographical place, right in the centre of a dynamic and expanding trade block, it is so successful it has grown its land mass by reclamation, Ocean Road is now inland in fact.
You are correct on globalisation (something I disagree with) a trade/political ideology created by the few for the few. Championed by so many of our politicians, big business the establishment ie civil service. How many prominent politicians from the recent past and present can you name who were anti-globalists have a go?
No comment was attempted on my description of the eroding trade and wealth of Europe, remembering that the EU is a tariff block, to protect whose trade, Germany or Bulgaria?
Your not being a little ****** in insinuating that I may have Chinese family in Singapore are you?
You are never too old to travel, though I would advise traveling business class with Singapore Airlines Direct flights from London Heathrow or one-stop flight from Manchester.
PS Singapore international airport is a destination itself, you have to see it to believe it.

mick-b
Not contradicting your comment on Truss.
But did not Sunak promote one of the establishments leading to failures to the top job at the Bank of England?
It appears he knew nothing or cared less for Bailey's past failures. it does not leave him looking too intelligent, does it?

mick-b
"Join a union" does that include Labour MPs who get the sack also?

mick-b
Does one assume you have never been to Singapore?
You should try visiting the city-state, it is very nice, very clean, and very safe.
Until Covid came along my wife, and I visited the place regularly, take my word for it shows Europe/EU/UK as it is a stagnating continent, with a falling amount of the world's trade and a matching fall in GDP.
I visited what I will term the old Singapore firstly in 1969, it was transformed upon its independence by their first and forward-looking PM, Lee Kuan Yew, whose party ruled for decades and still does.
They do not have internecine political warfare fought through decades and generations, just to keep two warring parties their reason to exist.

Lti
A fact these days is what you want it to be, they are all copying that American woman, Meghan.
Lokiloo suffers from some mental instability now that is a fact.

Lti
Starmer changed his mind about six times on Brexit.
Corbyn was too afraid to come out and say he supported Brexit, and sat on the fence.

Lokiloo
You said the note that Labour said meant that there was nothing left to pillage!
So Labour had spent everything or can there be something left in the kitty but you can't pillage it?

Liberals and Labourites liked Truss when she was in the Liberal party.
But perhaps she knew she would not get her hands on power in the joker's party.

Antony901
They are not schooled at Eton, their father hands over a wod of cash each term, and the boys play girls' rugby (union) and wear funny clothes, until their father hands over a wod of cash to Oxford or Cambridge.
The same goes for so many Labour and Liberal MPs too, in their private education.

Moneyjack
You got it in one and so few others seem to notice.

Whybother
Bring back Gordon Brown, why have we rebuilt our gold reserves lol

nomlungo
How many Labour MPs has Starmer gone through these last ten days? does not bode well for the future, does it?
Some Labour MPs I am sure would like Corbyn back to leader the party.

Market-Dealer
I do not wish Boris the liberal buffoon back.

skier1
The left has been infiltrating the offices you mention for decades, they can't get power by showing examples of successful Totalitarian socialist/communist countries there are none.

machiismo
The roots of today's financial problems go back to 2008 and who was the chancellor then?
That is when LDIs became popular, during QE, to provide cover for the defined pension schemes, when bond yields were falling through the floor.