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21 minutes ago, TIGHTCHOKE said:

What are you hiding?

I am not being rude.

it is a perfectly acceptable question, surely.

I'm not hiding anything. But why are you singling me out to post the details of my job on a public forum about Brexit? What relevance is it? 

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4 minutes ago, Raja Clavata said:

Reports emerging that the Cons and specifically the Cabinet might not be so well aligned on no deal as was previously suggested - apparently five cabinet ministers on resignation watch.

If true then it would appear that the Brexit Party is about the only safe bet for do or die Brexiteers, shame we've got to wait a little longer to see what kind of minority they are able to command in the next GE.

I reckon BoJo could well be about to bottle it, roll on the 19th....

The Cummings lead , ministry for political disinformation , and enemy misguidance is working perfectly I see :lol:

In reality , the libs and labour are in disarray , offering NO challenge, because it leads to a GE they know will destroy them.
No one really knows how Boris is going to play this, I suspect he has multiple options, and they will be known to a few trusted members of his inner circle.

The Brexit party are the veiled threat of what will happen if the tories dont deliver, and they are happy to be , just a threat, until we are out.
The EU , the opposition, Eire, are all check mated, they are  just pretending they are considering moves , but they know the games up.

Not long now.

6 minutes ago, Retsdon said:

I'm not hiding anything. But why are you singling me out to post the details of my job on a public forum about Brexit? What relevance is it? 

Living in the Kingdom must have made you paranoid.
It was just a straightforward question, youve made it into an issue.

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6 minutes ago, Retsdon said:

I'm not hiding anything. But why are you singling me out to post the details of my job on a public forum about Brexit? What relevance is it? 

You have given plenty away so far, why are you so precious about the subject you teach?

I am still NOT being rude!

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13 minutes ago, Rewulf said:

The Cummings lead , ministry for political disinformation , and enemy misguidance is working perfectly I see :lol:

Dream on. To coin Retsdon's phrase - 'Baldrick' is at sixes and sevens at the moment apparently.

In reality , the libs and labour are in disarray , offering NO challenge, because it leads to a GE they know will destroy them.
No one really knows how Boris is going to play this, I suspect he has multiple options, and they will be known to a few trusted members of his inner circle.

The Brexit party are the veiled threat of what will happen if the tories dont deliver, and they are happy to be , just a threat, until we are out.
The EU , the opposition, Eire, are all check mated, they are  just pretending they are considering moves , but they know the games up.

Not long now.

Maybe, maybe not.

Living in the Kingdom must have made you paranoid.
It was just a straightforward question, youve made it into an issue.

Maybe a straightforward question but suspect the motives for asking were not so.

 

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8 minutes ago, Raja Clavata said:

Dream on. To coin Retsdon's phrase - 'Baldrick' is at sixes and sevens at the moment apparently.

 

8 minutes ago, Raja Clavata said:

Maybe a straightforward question but suspect the motives for asking were not so.

What ? 
Like - 'I teach history'.....I knew it !

Or - 'I teach maths' ...Yeah I bet you do ! :lol:

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Spellage gettin worser !
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All the subterfuge and diversionary tactics should be put aside,  sovereignty and our rights are being handed over to a foreign power.

This is the most recent video and one of many from a man who explains our rights forgotten and recently taken away, also why Independence from EU control is the only way regardless of the views of some ex pats and ex government employees. Perhaps a look at some of his other videos will explain further.

 

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18 minutes ago, Raja Clavata said:

I have to admit, you lost me there.

You asked about a motive ?
The motive was, out of interest , what he taught !

Unless Im missing something , a straight forward answer to a straight forward question, is suspicious how ?

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2 hours ago, Mice! said:

nothing as fun though, I'd just finished work ☹ 

I don't agree with importing cheap labour, we will never compete with China on the cheap stuff, the industries we should be competing in are skilled production, there is a reason why engines and planes etc are made here.

Your right of course we should but skilled jobs often rely upon integrated methods of work, common standards and knowledge networks. Its possible, but harder, and likely to be more expensive to do this as UK plc. In any joint European collaboration UK plc will either not figure or be the weak link in the chain.

Rather than focus on cheap give aways that we cannot afford the Government should have education as its number one priority. Knowledge 

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6 minutes ago, Rewulf said:

You asked about a motive ?
The motive was, out of interest , what he taught !

Unless Im missing something , a straight forward answer to a straight forward question, is suspicious how ?

Lol, you weren't even the one who asked the original question.

PS - see Newbies response

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1 minute ago, Rewulf said:

Its OK, me  Tightchoke, and Newbie  are all  the same person, we tag team remainers and snowflakes 😂

It's always the way with you lot. When you're losing the topic argument you start on the personal stuff. Anyway, to fire into an open thread the post 'What do you teach?' without any kind of an explanation or any kind of context  - or even a quoted response - is rank bad manners in my book. I wouldn't do it to someone else on an open forum and I won't respond when it's done to me. It's like kids really. If you reward their bad manners, they become intolerable after a while. So best not to indulge them.

Anyway, back on topic. It's not often I can say that I wholly agree with a Guardian article, but this one makes interesting reading.

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/oct/09/brexit-crisis-global-capitalism-britain-place-world

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You lot ?
As in anyone who doesnt agree with you ?

Losing the topic argument ?? Err okay , didnt realise it was a battle of wills here , I thought it was a forum ?

6 minutes ago, Retsdon said:

Anyway, to fire into an open thread the post 'What do you teach?' without any kind of an explanation or any kind of context  - or even a quoted response - is rank bad manners in my book.

Bet youre fun at parties then :lol:

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Well you mentioned you were a Tutor and that one of your students had asked you to be less than honest and you said you had refused.

I just wondered what subject you taught?

You then accused me of being rude and went VERY defensive.

So then, what do you teach?

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1 minute ago, Raja Clavata said:

I thought that we had established that people who refer to others as snowflakes are normally a bit like those who tell others to get a life - afflicted by the very thing they accuse others of...

And I think you know why he used that term!

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Dominic Cummings is on the DS3 pay point for senior civil servants. That's £230,000 pa from the taxpayer.

Incredible really that there isn't national outrage. His job basically is to help one faction of the Conservative party win the next election. Why is the taxpayer footing the bill?

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40 minutes ago, Retsdon said:

Anyway, back on topic. It's not often I can say that I wholly agree with a Guardian article, but this one makes interesting reading.

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/oct/09/brexit-crisis-global-capitalism-britain-place-world

An excellent read.

The modern British state has distanced itself from the productive economy and is barely able to take an expert view of the complexities of modern capitalism. 

The state can no longer undertake the radical planning and intervention that might make Brexit work. That would require not only an expert state, but one closely aligned with business. 

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