| Nissan Sunderland on 22:11 - Feb 4 with 1721 views | sherpajacob |
| Nissan Sunderland on 22:05 - Feb 4 by Lohengrin |
If you’ve nothing to offer but just grizzle with your hand out what use are you going to be?
Help Mart pack. Bring a big case, he’ll have frocks. |
If being down arrowed on a football fans forum gets to you this much, either seek help or perhaps best you refrain from social media for a while. |  |
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| Nissan Sunderland on 22:13 - Feb 4 with 1717 views | Lohengrin |
| Nissan Sunderland on 22:11 - Feb 4 by deanscfc |
You don't really talk much sense. Own the sh*t that you helped to create. Remainers warned that this investment would be pulled back in 2016.. it was so f'n obvious. Yet leavers laughed it off as 'project fear'. In fact there's a great tweet by the official leave.eu account saying it would never happen...want me to post it or shall we stop there?
The £166 billion of assets moved last week by Barclays out of the to Dublin was also just brilliant wasn't it... that's 30 years worth of net EU contributions gone in seconds.
And still...ask leavers where their fully published brexit plan is and they have sweet FA. |
I am still now what I was passionately at 16 - staunchly, avowedly European.
Brussels is the negation of all that. |  |
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| Nissan Sunderland on 22:20 - Feb 4 with 1703 views | Lohengrin |
| Nissan Sunderland on 22:11 - Feb 4 by sherpajacob |
If being down arrowed on a football fans forum gets to you this much, either seek help or perhaps best you refrain from social media for a while. |
It doesn’t bother me in the least. I’m enjoying myself immensely. | |
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| Nissan Sunderland on 01:16 - Feb 5 with 1646 views | DJack |
| Nissan Sunderland on 15:55 - Feb 4 by Highjack |
Thanks Godwin but you can’t seriously compare championing the growth of British companies over the interests of predatory carnivorous multinationals to worldwide annihilation.
Also as a side note it could be argued that the First World War was largely caused by two big blocks of countries coming together in a mutual protection pact followed by a flashpoint event that triggered a chain reaction. Pretty much the opposite of nationalism. |
That flashpoint event was triggered by Nationalists... |  |
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| Nissan Sunderland on 01:18 - Feb 5 with 1644 views | DJack |
| Nissan Sunderland on 20:54 - Feb 4 by Lohengrin |
That combined with fall of the Warsaw Pact has rendered the original treaty of 1952 and all subsequent compacts utterly moribund.
I stand with Marine for the working people of Europe against the money power.
Allez...  |
Ah, yes the French Right wing who are being bankrolled by Putin and his tame bank. Best find your password for your Lord Haw Haw account. | |
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| Nissan Sunderland on 01:42 - Feb 5 with 1640 views | DJack |
 just for 6traM  | |
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| Nissan Sunderland on 12:21 - Feb 7 with 1481 views | DafyddHuw |
| Nissan Sunderland on 22:13 - Feb 4 by Lohengrin |
I am still now what I was passionately at 16 - staunchly, avowedly European.
Brussels is the negation of all that. |
In which case why vote leave? If you want to change how the EU works, how can you possibly do that from the outside looking in, nose pressed up against the window, wiping the snot from your nose with a ragged sleeve?
But hey-ho, you crack on. Part of me wants a hard Brexit to go ahead, so that people can see what a total shitfest it all is. Still, at least with Brexit we'll have control over our borders. It would be awful to continue with foreign doctors, foreign nurses, even foreign fruit-pickers. |  | | |
| Nissan Sunderland on 13:39 - Feb 7 with 1440 views | Highjack |
| Nissan Sunderland on 12:21 - Feb 7 by DafyddHuw |
In which case why vote leave? If you want to change how the EU works, how can you possibly do that from the outside looking in, nose pressed up against the window, wiping the snot from your nose with a ragged sleeve?
But hey-ho, you crack on. Part of me wants a hard Brexit to go ahead, so that people can see what a total shitfest it all is. Still, at least with Brexit we'll have control over our borders. It would be awful to continue with foreign doctors, foreign nurses, even foreign fruit-pickers. |
How can we possibly change the way it works? |  |
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| Nissan Sunderland on 17:31 - Feb 7 with 1391 views | pikeypaul |
| Nissan Sunderland on 12:21 - Feb 7 by DafyddHuw |
In which case why vote leave? If you want to change how the EU works, how can you possibly do that from the outside looking in, nose pressed up against the window, wiping the snot from your nose with a ragged sleeve?
But hey-ho, you crack on. Part of me wants a hard Brexit to go ahead, so that people can see what a total shitfest it all is. Still, at least with Brexit we'll have control over our borders. It would be awful to continue with foreign doctors, foreign nurses, even foreign fruit-pickers. |
Once we are out we do not care what they get up to and will not be interested in dictating what they do,unlike them with us ,they just can not stomach us doing are own thing.
The majority realised Tusk and his fellow bunch of unelected beauracrats will never change and that's why we are coming out.
Fortunately we have not buckled like the cowards in S Ireland,Denmark and France who in the past have voted for something that Brussels did not like and were told to go away,vote again and come back with the answer Brussels wants,which they did like scolded little children.
No wonder those countries have the history they have with such cowardice.
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SIUYRL [Post edited 7 Feb 2019 17:36]
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| Nissan Sunderland on 19:04 - Feb 7 with 1345 views | sherpajacob |
| Nissan Sunderland on 17:31 - Feb 7 by pikeypaul |
Once we are out we do not care what they get up to and will not be interested in dictating what they do,unlike them with us ,they just can not stomach us doing are own thing.
The majority realised Tusk and his fellow bunch of unelected beauracrats will never change and that's why we are coming out.
Fortunately we have not buckled like the cowards in S Ireland,Denmark and France who in the past have voted for something that Brussels did not like and were told to go away,vote again and come back with the answer Brussels wants,which they did like scolded little children.
No wonder those countries have the history they have with such cowardice.
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SIUYRL [Post edited 7 Feb 2019 17:36]
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Tusk was elected. Theresa May voted for him. | |
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| Nissan Sunderland on 19:08 - Feb 7 with 1337 views | Highjack |
| Nissan Sunderland on 19:04 - Feb 7 by sherpajacob |
Tusk was elected. Theresa May voted for him. |
Isn’t it rather telling that the one country who opposed his appointment was his own? | |
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| Nissan Sunderland on 19:15 - Feb 7 with 1322 views | sherpajacob |
| Nissan Sunderland on 17:31 - Feb 7 by pikeypaul |
Once we are out we do not care what they get up to and will not be interested in dictating what they do,unlike them with us ,they just can not stomach us doing are own thing.
The majority realised Tusk and his fellow bunch of unelected beauracrats will never change and that's why we are coming out.
Fortunately we have not buckled like the cowards in S Ireland,Denmark and France who in the past have voted for something that Brussels did not like and were told to go away,vote again and come back with the answer Brussels wants,which they did like scolded little children.
No wonder those countries have the history they have with such cowardice.
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SIUYRL [Post edited 7 Feb 2019 17:36]
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In 2000, Denmark voted in a referendum not to be in the EURO.
Denmark isn't in the EURO.
Bloody bullying EU dictatorship accepting the result and not forcing them to vote again.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denmark_and_the_euro | |
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| Nissan Sunderland on 19:17 - Feb 7 with 1318 views | sherpajacob |
| Nissan Sunderland on 19:08 - Feb 7 by Highjack |
Isn’t it rather telling that the one country who opposed his appointment was his own? |
What part of democratically elected by 27 out of 28 governments don't you get?
Are you seeking to overturn the result? | |
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| Nissan Sunderland on 19:46 - Feb 7 with 1302 views | Highjack |
| Nissan Sunderland on 19:17 - Feb 7 by sherpajacob |
What part of democratically elected by 27 out of 28 governments don't you get?
Are you seeking to overturn the result? |
Not at all. Just simply pointing out the peculiar happenstance the one country who opposed his appointment was the country most familiar with him.
Who were the other candidates in this “election” out of interest? | |
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| Nissan Sunderland on 20:03 - Feb 7 with 1279 views | Highjack |
Hint: there were no other candidates. Yay democracy! | |
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| Nissan Sunderland on 21:01 - Feb 7 with 1240 views | sherpajacob |
| Nissan Sunderland on 20:03 - Feb 7 by Highjack |
Hint: there were no other candidates. Yay democracy! |
A lot in common with Theresa May.
Maybe that's why she voted for him.
Democracy comes in many forms. | |
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| Nissan Sunderland on 13:20 - Feb 8 with 1149 views | controversial_jack |
| Nissan Sunderland on 21:01 - Feb 7 by sherpajacob |
A lot in common with Theresa May.
Maybe that's why she voted for him.
Democracy comes in many forms. |
Spot on.There's more to democracy than just putting a cross on a piece of paper once every few years |  | | |
| Nissan Sunderland on 14:36 - Feb 8 with 1109 views | Lohengrin |
| Nissan Sunderland on 12:21 - Feb 7 by DafyddHuw |
In which case why vote leave? If you want to change how the EU works, how can you possibly do that from the outside looking in, nose pressed up against the window, wiping the snot from your nose with a ragged sleeve?
But hey-ho, you crack on. Part of me wants a hard Brexit to go ahead, so that people can see what a total shitfest it all is. Still, at least with Brexit we'll have control over our borders. It would be awful to continue with foreign doctors, foreign nurses, even foreign fruit-pickers. |
I didn’t. I used to think like you and if you cast your mind back a few years you may well remember me banging the drum for a remain vote. Over the course of the last few years the more I’ve travelled and the more widely I have read I have come around to regarding the EU as it’s currently constituted in a different light. I don’t think reform is possible from within and for those of us who identify strongly as ‘European’ recognition is coming that we have to ‘break it to remake it.’ Brexit, and I’m thinking in terms of a temporary British shift, could well be the catalyst.
The impetus for a bloodless revolution is coming and the forthcoming EU elections will give proof of that. Those who are there by the score as little more than the paid lobbyists of multi-nationals will be unseated and replaced by those who think and act as ‘Europeans.’ | |
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| Nissan Sunderland on 09:37 - Jan 22 with 620 views | pikeypaul |
| Nissan Sunderland on 22:11 - Feb 4 by deanscfc |
You don't really talk much sense. Own the sh*t that you helped to create. Remainers warned that this investment would be pulled back in 2016.. it was so f'n obvious. Yet leavers laughed it off as 'project fear'. In fact there's a great tweet by the official leave.eu account saying it would never happen...want me to post it or shall we stop there?
The £166 billion of assets moved last week by Barclays out of the to Dublin was also just brilliant wasn't it... that's 30 years worth of net EU contributions gone in seconds.
And still...ask leavers where their fully published brexit plan is and they have sweet FA. |
Brexit plan a little clearer for you now Dean?
Democracy and the will of the British people got there in the end despite the efforts of people like you😀😀😀
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And like the OP said Brexit had nothing to do with earlier Nissan decisions,and now the boss is saying BREXIT is a massive advantage to the company,what idiots the remoaners must feel now.😀😀😀😀😀😀 [Post edited 22 Jan 2021 13:00]
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| Nissan Sunderland on 11:48 - Jan 22 with 574 views | felixstowe_jack |
Nissan announced today the future of the Sunderland plant is safe. They are also moving some battery production to the Sunderland area to supply the plant. | |
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