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Just unfiltered roo for a moment to see what he was saying. Wish I ha adn't bothered. Nothing has changed, still walking (and talking) lobsided due to the massive chip on one shoulder. Back in the bin. Haven't binned snige yet as a good laugh, now and again, is good for the soul. GLA

Biglloyd: why blame Boris? Preferable to blame the 43% of the voters who, by voting for his party, requested him to arrange the UK's departure from the EU. For the first time in 3 years the will of the people has not only been heard but acted upon. I suggest that if democracy does not meet with your approval, you emigrate. There are countries where your anti-democratic opinion will be aporeciated, but don't mention that you hold your own views on matters. IMO.

Concerned about the outcome tomorrow? Why? If it is not to your liking, just ignore it and call for a people's vote, until such time the 'people' surrender to the right type of thinking as dictated by our 'superiors'. IMO.

I think you chaps are being a mite cruel to Jo Swineson. If your husband's company had, allegedly, £3M coming in from the EU every year, and your wife was a politican, would you not expect her to campaign for the gravy train and remain?

I am given to understand that correspondence using the postcode SW4G 4ME may well be delivered to the same address.

Holly, I do not fully, or in fact in anyway, understand your thinking or people people with the same attitude towards Brexit. The question of remain or leave, in a very simple format, was put to the country. No ifs or buts, a straightforward question with no conditions or deals implied or requested. This great country of so has always relied, and been very successful with, by relying on the will of the majority. By doing so, accepting that there no guarantee that the marority are right, merely that if the majority rules it gets things done, without the bickering that proportional representation brings as in many other countries. Not perfect, but until an improved system comes to pass, it is, IMO, the best there is. When people like yourself, and other remainers, choose to oppose this system that the peoples' of the UK have accepted for many decades then the rule of order will, and already is beginning to, break down: as can be seen on the streets of London and other cities. Today`s attitude is ME, what 'I' want rules, acceptance that the views of the majority should prevail no longer holds good: if you've got it and I want it, I'm taking it appears to govern today's reasoning. If you've worked for success, sometimes risking eveything, more fool you: it's easier to sit on your ass and take. IMO.
P. S. Lloyds is an hold: IMO.

IF a party would state with their list of proposed spending and saving intentions, the order of preference governed by the voice of the people then, rather than claim they were going to spend so many billions to buy votes, simply state they would spend only what the country could afford, that party would be likely to get my vote.
He who propose to rob Peter to pay Paul, will always have the support of Paul.
'Democracy is the occasional neccessity of deferring to the opinion of other people'. (WC).

Ibug: you missed a *out. Clear is a five letter word.

Slowroll ; too many negative half empty people. Positivity is far better. We 've had 3 miserable negative years with Brexit delays. Let's hope tomorrow is better than today: always. It nearly always will be if you look with the right frame of mind. GLA, it is the time of year to have a positive outlook. Merry Christmas and an HNY.

IMO. UKOG remains of national importance until proved otherwise;* therefore a porky.

GINO, of course Socrates speaks English. It would be difficult playing for Arsenal if he didn't.
A quote 'when argument is over, slander becomes the tool of the user'.

Winston Churchill was borne 145 years ago. But for him and his generation, it is highly improbable that we would free to argue about, comparatively, minor matters. Long may he and his like remain in the minds of present and future grateful generations. Let us also remind ourselves, from time to time, of their sacrifices, for what and why they fought, and our obligation to cherish and honour his and their memory. IMO.

Peter, it's the same old questions about negativity which I pose to such posters from time to time. Not directly as the majority are filtered. They are
1). Are you invested in this company? If not, why are you (a) posting negatively, (b) bothering to post at all?
2). Is your negativity due to your schadenfreude attitude to others and / or some form of mental deficiency?
3). If you are invested and have a negative vuew of prospects why have you not sold up, or why not sell up, thereby reducing any losses you are concerned you may sustain?
4). If you are invested, and wish to remain so as you expect a recovery in the share price, why post negatively about your investment you anticipate will improve?
Not surprisingly I never get answers, rather cannot, as those the questions are posted for are either have been, or about to be, filtered.

With apologies to G & S:
And when the wind blows
it's to England that I go,
For everything free on me they bestow
ALL in chorus
And so so do his sisters and his cousins and his aunts
His sisters and his cousins
Whom he reckons up in dozens
And his aunts.

Snige: render unto Caesar that which is Caesar's.................
We all believe in a fair society, unfortunately where we differ is what we appreciate to be fair and just. Those that enjoy the largest slice of the pie should indeed contribute most of the pastry. However, roll the pastry too thinly and the filling will fall out. IMO.

Neutral, I absolutely understand the re-action of the English yiu meet in Madrid. Any decent Englishman would. We, the English, have always claimed that the H of C to be the mother of all Parliaments, yet the servants of that parliament, entrusted with keeping the tradition of that parliament alive and healthy, have instead chosen to defy the will of the people and thrust a dagger into the heart of democracy.
When the children can no longer trust the mother, we are indeed in a very sorry and highly embarrassing state. IMO.

is that Cor bin has nailed his colours to the fence. If he gets close to a mast, either put him in the crow's nest or, even better, let him walk the plank. How on earth does hge expect to heal the country with another referendum? The leavers will object as they have alreaxy won, and when they win again, 14.6% more in England, & 10.5% more in Wales the last time, the Remainers will then want best of 5..7..9..etc or until such time as the leavers are bored into submission: and we are already most of the way there.
We want a People's vote???? What was the first, an aliens' vote, or had 17.4million been got at by the Russians whom, if they are at all interested, must be laughing their socks off. IMO.

Sageman: It is accepted that when a man with money meets a man with experience, it is not unknown for the man with experience to end up with the money and the man who had the money ending up with the experience. GLA

It's down to his initials. Some unfortunates consider him to be the new messiah.

Cannot see what was wrong with last week. I have the same amount of shares as I had at the beginning of the week (can't afford any more) and whatever is in the ground is still of the same value: nothing has changed. I still have faith in the company and trust that, sooner or later, the true value of the company will, eventually, be reflected in the share price. Until such time I remain frustrated but contented and confident. GLA.