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    Quote Originally Posted by Elite_Pie View Post
    For centuries Great Britain had a reputation for truth, decency and fairness. Brexit and Boris Johnson managed to trash that once proud reputation in just a couple of years, where lies and deceit became what we were known for. Europe in particular doesn't like us much, and with good reason.
    Really, if you think that way, perhaps, you would prefer living in Europe.?
    The Kinnocks certainly made a good life working for the EU, despite being rejected by the Elecorate in the UK.

    You conveniently forgot that Blair , Brown & Campbell came before Boris Johnson and Sadiq has been Mayor of London after BoJo ?
    Those three , certainly tarnished the reputation of the UK globally for their policies and Mr.Starmer has already been called out by some EU leaders and Journalists for his actions .

    Europe doesn't particularly like us since Brexit ?
    Perhaps, they were peeved because the second largest financial contributors were no longer laying the golden eggs ?
    Whatever has occurred since, proves the point, for the petty and peevish policy restrictions imposed since Brexit ?
    Still, if your personal idea of democracy, is loyalty to unelected EU commissioners and authoritarian dual leadership standards, you must be rather narrow minded ?
    Last edited by SinceSept1959; 07-11-2024 at 08:31 AM. Reason: Addendum

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    Quote Originally Posted by SinceSept1959 View Post
    The Kinnocks certainly made a good life working for the EU, despite being rejected by the Elecorate in the UK.
    So did a certain Mr Farage.

    He very rarely attended or voted, but he claimed a fortune in expenses!

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    Quote Originally Posted by SinceSept1959 View Post
    Really, if you think that way, perhaps, you would prefer living in Europe.?
    This one never fails to make me smile.

    'We're leaving the EU because we want to make it significantly more difficult to live there. Anyone who doesn't like it can go and live there'

    LOL.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Med Pie View Post
    After he cowered here in the UK for the term of the war as thousands of British lives were lost, winning his country back for him.
    True and he insisted on leading the Victory parade through Paris !
    Apparently CDG said to Eisenhower " I want all American soldiers off French soil ASAP "
    Eisenhower curtly and rightly replied " including all the dead ones ?"
    The Allied forces including, American , Russian and Commonwealth troops freed Europe from tyranny and rebuilt their industries to the detriment of our own.
    So much for gratitude ,
    ( especially as Gordon Brown, is reported to have cancelled the war time debts which France owed to the UK)
    A similar amount to the repayments made by the UK to the USA for lend lease agreements ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elite_Pie View Post
    So did a certain Mr Farage.

    He very rarely attended or voted, but he claimed a fortune in expenses!
    Farage certainly had a voice in the European Assembly , upsetting his counterparts on numerous occasions but rarely reported by the MSM.

    Kinnock,meanwhile, in his role as Commissioner was largely silent and did little of note to benefit the UK ?
    Largely silent, as he was during the Miners' strike.
    So much for representing the Working classes !

    With the decline of Methodist chapels in Wales, it appears that there is no longer any fire in the bellies of Welsh activists and politicians, to fight for traditional " Labour " values.
    The disgraceful whooping and cheering, in the Welsh Assembly ,when the vote to cut WFA payments was carried in the HOC, speaks volumes.
    The WA member for RCT being particularly unpopular.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SinceSept1959 View Post
    Farage certainly had a voice in the European Assembly , upsetting his counterparts on numerous occasions but rarely reported by the MSM.
    Bullsh!t, just open your eyes for once and face facts:

    Exclusive analysis of the MEP voting records places Farage 745th out of 746 MEPs on the register - with only Brian Crowley, a MEP in Ireland who has NEVER voted, below him.

    What Kinnock did or didn't do has no relevance at all to Farage.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elite_Pie View Post
    Bullsh!t, just open your eyes for once and face facts:

    Exclusive analysis of the MEP voting records places Farage 745th out of 746 MEPs on the register - with only Brian Crowley, a MEP in Ireland who has NEVER voted, below him.

    What Kinnock did or didn't do has no relevance at all to Farage.
    Yes, Farage occasionally turned up and spoke, deliberately being offensive to people who were pro-EC. He made no attempt to contribute positively, not even to make a case for doing things differently.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elite_Pie View Post
    Bullsh!t, just open your eyes for once and face facts:

    Exclusive analysis of the MEP voting records places Farage 745th out of 746 MEPs on the register - with only Brian Crowley, a MEP in Ireland who has NEVER voted, below him.

    What Kinnock did or didn't do has no relevance at all to Farage.
    I beg your pardon and forgive your rude and offensive post.

    I can understand the sadness of all those lefties suffering from anger , shock and depression after the USA results.
    Never mind , no doubt you've taken it better than all the luvvies like Vorderman , James O 'Brien , etc , etc ,not to mention Alaistair Campbell, David Lammy etc.
    ....
    Enjoy your evening and have a pleasant weekend.
    Last edited by SinceSept1959; 08-11-2024 at 07:27 PM. Reason: Addendum

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    Quote Originally Posted by SinceSept1959 View Post
    True and he insisted on leading the Victory parade through Paris !
    Apparently CDG said to Eisenhower " I want all American soldiers off French soil ASAP "
    Eisenhower curtly and rightly replied " including all the dead ones ?"
    The Allied forces including, American , Russian and Commonwealth troops freed Europe from tyranny and rebuilt their industries to the detriment of our own.
    So much for gratitude ,
    ( especially as Gordon Brown, is reported to have cancelled the war time debts which France owed to the UK)
    A similar amount to the repayments made by the UK to the USA for lend lease agreements ?
    The Russian's were quite happy to tag team with the nazis to carve up Poland.
    SAS pows shot in cold blood by Ukrainian SS in France 44
    They deserve each.

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    Quote Originally Posted by maddogslater View Post
    The Russian's were quite happy to tag team with the nazis to carve up Poland.
    SAS pows shot in cold blood by Ukrainian SS in France 44
    They deserve each.
    I take your point and accept what you say.
    However , it's relevant that without the Russian' s impacting the war , an allied victory would have taken longer to achieve, if at all.
    My late father , bless him, spent 6 years plus in the Royal Navy, surviving his ships being sunk twice .
    He was " honoured " to have served on The Russian Convoys , sailing into Archangel and Murmansk to help supply the war effort.
    Much of the time, sailors were deployed de-icing their vessel to prevent capsizing.

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