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Anubis, you can’t reprivatise something currently privatised, if you mean renationalise, then where would the money to do it come from ? we would borrow. Corbyn is on record for never having criticised the Russians for anything including the Skripals, the Majinsky affair, invading Crimea, and Ukraine.- note he criticises others including the UK for Syrian involvement. He is clearly severely compromised by the Russians inmho. Then there is his general economic understanding, he thinks Venezuela which is on the floor( despite having more oil than the Saudis) is well run. He had MPs leaving. He is worse then a complete idiot. I could go on and on. He is unbelievably incompetent.

So Reddinton, will we become the ‘allminerals’? When I am in charge of the UK, Kev has advised I will need judiciary and all sorts of stuff. I have pencilled in a few people for jobs; hbob for agriculture minister, oldskool for the judiciary (he like wigs), Chas for attorney general, STV in charge of anything to do with aeroplanes, troajan ministry of spelling, chasers for housing, the rest of you will be civil servants.

We leave the EU. They have to rethink because of our leaving and the rising, EU wide, disquiet over; opaque and undemocratic political systems, fraud, incompetence, centralisation policy and general ‘wooohhhooooo we are on a gravy train’attitude amongst the three different parliaments and hangers on. They then will have to reset based on trade and mutual benefits, not on one of a federal superstate. This can easily be achieved by putting me in charge. I will get it started.

All we need is for a leader to come forward that does not want to become a leader. One that has no sympathy for slackers and no time for the Philip Greens of this kingdom. One that fully understands economics and the implications of decisions, can reliably forecast outcomes and provide a best pathway. The leader needs to be fully supported and have enough charisma that the people will unify behind them. If the leader could arise over the next day or so and renegotiate whatever it is that is the best the,solution to Brexit is found and all will be well. If this is not the case then there is no chance of Shangri la. I take the view we were never getting Shangi la in any case, whatever we do. When it comes to immigration, the barbarians are at the gates and many already live here seeking better lives, who can blame them? When it comes to economies, it’s slowing down in the USA, Europe and China. The capitalist system is merely the least worst of available systems. Human nature and societies place demands on any system that causes failure to a greater or lesser extent. A good social support system will end up getting raped, and a hard nose trickle down one will provide you with a society that is mainly populated by the desperate and criminals. However, as I understand things, generally the stronger the economy the better for the citizens- and free trade is good for the economy. Incidentally, Great Britain is the name we got from the Romans because we was bigger lump of an area of the Britons ( the French not being smaller), with regard to us as a great trading nation, that was a result of us having an empire and not allowing other manufactured goods on to our market. So we need to reconquer and point out to the world we are larger than Brittany, then we will have the solution.

Tonkin. That’s totally selfish. Using this BB to bring forward your own wishes with regards to personal fortune and this company. Thoroughly ashamed is what you should be. You capitalist running dog. Shame on you.

Many companies have shifted to the EU. Two hundred have gone to The Netherlands alone. Rees Mogg moved his investment company to Dublin to stay in the EU jurisdiction. The fishing industry exports most of its produce to the EU, so even if they get fishing grounds back all is not rosy. Welsh farmers will now lose tariff free export market, good luck with marketing exports there.. many people on lower incomes eat chicken because it’s cheap, most of it comes from Europe, bung tariffs on it then food prices increases disproportionately for the poor. My daughter lives in Spain, she currently enjoys the same benefits as a Spanish citizen. My cars are german, the spares and replacement will increase. Personally, I have seen nothing, nor any plan, that means my life or the economy will improve post brexit. As for politicians, Ken Clarke makes sense to me., but that’s about all.

Looked it up on the google machine; 44% of exports are to the EU, 54% of our imports. There is also the effect of supply chains particularly in the case of cars where components go back and forth. Perhaps, oldskool, your figures include financial services. I am no great lover of the EU, but I have serious concerns over how issues will be addressed; there are no planned process for them. The leave campaign described how the leaving would be through a negotiated process, so one imagines that was what was voted for. All sides do not fully understand what they are talking about; mind you my favourite ones include the Tory that said he hadn’t realise a lot of goods went through Dover and Calais, and the one that said that all British citizens were entitled to an Irish passport so we could still have all our eoropean rights. It’s like a car trip, Dave ( driving) said let’s have a vote to decide if we use the route we know or use a magic map. The people in the back who couldn’t see said; marginally voted for- let’s use the magic map then we won’t be on a road with those we don’t like and it will be better. Dave jumped out of the car and May grabbed the steering wheel, but she had never learned how to drive but did the best she could. They followed the map off the side road, it got bumpy, some people were car sick, it took a long time, the people in the back started shouting at each other. Then the car went over a hill, they could see the sea! But they were hurtling towards a cliff edge, May could not control the car, they were in danger of not going to the beach they were familiar with and they could not see if it was a high cliff or a low one. So they decided to have a vote on the map again, in the meantime the car hurtled.May screamed and they started fighting for the steering well.

Carl Sagan died of pneumonia when he was 62. Grim reaper of a condition, did for my mum and dad too. Incidentally, Sagan fell in love with a lady scientist he worked with on the voyager project; they declared love for each other before they ever kissed or touched. Clearly, he was a hopeless romantic.

Oldskool, I used the word ‘promulgator’ in relation to academies for Gove, not instigator. There is a difference between judicious application where appropriate ( all for that) and dogmatic compulsory policy ( I am not for that). If we meet I will tell you of at least one case where personal relationship with Gove allowed a head teacher to get away with considerable ‘adjustment’ to figures.

K3 You would need a bit of height to see the sea from where you live. Also STV I take it you is a long way from an ocean.

Are not subjects that anyone agrees on. However, I totally agree with Tonlin me, my father, my mother, father’s father, mother’s mother all labour. They would not vote for comedy Corbyn; the ‘man of principle’ who believes in talking to everyone including terrorists because he believes in dialogue, but refuses on a matter for the nation to be sat at a meeting with Chuka. He also looked on why those complaining about anti-semitism were punished by the party. May inflexible, tories all over the place. Last great politician was Garibaldi, who on the point of victory for the whole of Italy chose to ride off with a bag of seed corn, his work completed in having stopped internecine warfare in Italy. As for Boris and Gove, where could you begin: Gove a great promulgator of the academies ( whereby companies/trustees take 20% of school for their management consultancy fees/costs from the budgets).. The price of academisation will be very high in the longer term. For London there’s the Boris Bus, the £50 million ( consultancy fees) bridge that does not exist. Reed Mogg, move his company to Dublin to keep it in the EU. Then there’s old ‘ Abbot’ numbers or the shadow education secretary that left school at 14. Oh there is no end to them.we just need to make our money and go where the decisions of the inept egotistical failures cannot get us.

That theft of precious metals is what happened in ‘The Treasure of the Sierra Madre’ too.

Bob. One would hope it’s commensurate with the lost revenue from lack of productioned that is caused by those rssponsible.

Whilst we await the outcome of our installation and also the outcome of the dogs brexitfast.

Round the Horne? It went on for three years. Old hat now, me dad used to listen to it.

Indeed Andy. Hbob’s allusion to worms through the metaphor of statements about mulberry leaf quotations makes more sense. .....and Bob is a crazy beast of a man.

PIK. Means what it’s called. In the case of financial loans, it is a financial instrument that pays interest or dividends to investors or notes etc using equity or additional securities instead of cash. Well that what it says when I looked it up. Seems quite plain to me. We do not have to find cash for the first years interest payment.

Sorry, poor education and predictive text on a one finger phone type gives rise to implausible grammar in my case.

Meant to say ‘no need’

I thought perhaps it is worth mentioning the first years interest does not require cash ( or indeed revenue even) to make payment as the arrangement is by Payment In Kind. One might think that if a companies capitalisation increases that would be an easy payment to make and still leave the cash in the machine for growth investment etc. So need to burn any cash for interest this year. Apologies for stating relevant facts.