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Raja Clavata

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  • Birthday 06/02/1970

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    All 3 sports (hunting, fishing and shoting)<br />Used to breed snakes and geckos

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  1. The only way to solve the issue is by working constructively with the French, fact, whether we like it or not. Its been difficult for the last 6 years but now we finally have a credible PM I expect we might see some progress. Rishi just needs to keep Cruella out of the discussions…
  2. Too busy dealing with people who think they’re smart, but are actually melts, playing games in real life😂
  3. Sorry thought I’d replied earlier. Nice fish! The issue here, am there now, is the background noise and likely M25 air pollution. I’m on 107 now since Mid May with 16 30’s, may need to switch to the other place for winter but I’m still after two known fish from here which have so far eluded me. Suspect I’ve hooked both in the process but hookpulls are a plenty here, I assume due to the hard (chalk and flint) bottom. ATB and tight lines!
  4. That’s one perspective. Another is that the leave outcome was not taken seriously and hadn’t actually been thought through. The big issue I have with the leave voters is they all claim they knew exactly what they were voting for, the issue is that none of them seem to agree on the details of what they were voting for. It’s left both sides disgruntled and the only “winners” likely to be the elite who were going to be ok whatever the outcome. Now, I’m not in the elite club so I’m not a winner in all this, but I’m certainly not going to be impacted the same way I fear others, particularly average earners, will be. My real concern is for my kids because whilst I’m doing ok I’m not in a position to secure their financial well-being throughout their lives. Genuinely though, I ask you, what real benefit do you see in Brexit so far or in the foreseeable future and I mean tangible / demonstrable benefits not sound bites, bus slogans or smug satisfaction that those who voted remain lost? Can you please also explain to me how you feel that “those in power” had anything but gain in store for them by us taking back control?
  5. Not entering into a going around in circles discussion on this. The notion of a clean break from the EU was a fallacy, never going to happen, that’s why people like me either voted to remain or abstained from voting altogether. Brexiteers bought into something that was never going to be delivered. Some now appreciate it was a scam, others can’t admit it and blame everyone / anyone else. Most of us are victims of Brexit, even if we refuse to admit it, putting the blame on those that opposed the notion in the first place is ridiculous at least and forum rules prevent me for conveying what I really think.
  6. The pro Brexit folks need to stop blaming the Remainers and own the problems they have created.
  7. We all have our crosses to bare.
  8. Hope you feel better for that. I’ve defended the perception of us to them, haven’t got the time or inclination to defend their opinion of us to you.
  9. Since you press me on the topic, I’d say yes they are hypocritical on that point. Agree with everything else except the Truss point. I’m not in any way saying she’s a thicko just not fit to serve as PM, that said Boris set a precedent 😂
  10. Plenty examples there why I tend not to engage with you on this forum any more. Life is too short to try to explain it to you.
  11. Agreed. Schoolboy argument around nurses earnings relevant to his wealth too, that MP needs to do better than that.
  12. I have no reason to doubt that squire! The point is he doesn’t need to be overtly racist, he preys on some peoples subconscious biases and stirs such emotions. He’s very good at it, brilliant even. You know what, according to a MIT questionnaire I’m a borderline closet racist too apparently…
  13. I don’t have a compiled list but India, Kenya & Nigeria for starters. Not sure where you’re going with this but hey ho. Like I said it’s a perception. The type of people you describe are amongst the racist I’ve ever met, ironic given that you and I would probably characterise them as from an ethic background themselves. I don’t agree that Sunak wasn’t a credible option. He did a decent enough job as CoE in difficult circumstances. I have no issue with his background and financial standing either. Deserves a crack at it imho and I’d certainly have him over Boris.
  14. No, the only credible candidate. If you stood / still stand behind Trustless that’s your choice / conscience. She is /was a joke regardless of whether she sits central, right or far right. Fit for purpose over degrees or right every time imho. I think the Blair / Brown analogy would have worked better if Rishi had gone straight in and replaced Boris.
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