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My advice to everyone out there prepare for the worst this is far from over my feelings a lot of folk dont understand what is coming, if you thought the banking crisis impacted your lives what is round the corner will be a hundred times worse.
Anybody else see the pictures of the crowded tube yesterday in London? Bit difficult to keep two metres distant from each other. And there were many it would seem who were not wearing masks. For those of us who are retired being in total or relative isolation (although I wouldn't want to be isolated in a care home right now!) is so much easier than for those who are younger. I cannot begin ...
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@b.o liking, I fail to follow your input, are you saying that countries freed from Nazism were not happy because part of the allies were British.? The e.u did not come into existence till years after the war (even then it was called the common market) so what has that to do with countries being freed from the Nazis.?
dear 1263 i think the countries that were freed from nazism were less than enthused because a it was the UK and secondly the British stance over the e.u.
Is it just me or is there a lot of smug 'I'm all right Jack-nesss' around at the moment?
The red/pink at dawn yesterday was lovely as well. Thanks DEEDOODLE.
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