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Great Britain eh? So what about Northern Ireland then? (It is the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland). It is the United Kingdom that has left the EU. And flying the flag as you put it, whether literally or metaphorically speaking, need not have cost a quite unnecessary £900k which, as I have pointed out above, could have been spent in much more worthwhile ways given ...
I get the point but we need to fly the flag especially now, we are at long last free of of the EU and we need to advertise GREAT BRITAIN.
Now it's up for sale. https://www.dartandpartners.com/detailsl.php?unid=2764890
Leatash, it seems there will always be those who seem unable to get the point I am making. Yes I agree there will always be those who have and those who don't have. What I am saying is that the 'ave nots have increased over the past few months and that the 'ave not numbers are highly likely to increase during the next few months (increase in unemployment when the furlough scheme ends). The ...
Lynne there will always be those who have and those who don't. In 1963 I listened to a conversation between my father and his great friend Tony Benn and the topic was the redistribution of wealth, so it went something like this. Tony Benn, "if we took all the money from everyones bank accounts, put it in a pot and then gave everyone in the UK a equal share, in twelve months we would have ...
Boris show boating again!
Thank you for continuing to post on this thread. It means it keeps being bumped up to the top and thus continually reminding people how much has been spent on this plane when, at the same time for example, there has been a huge increase in the numbers needing to use food banks.
And here it is, looking very stylish. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8459719/Boris-Johnsons-RAF-Voyager-plane-takes-air-new-900-000-patriotic-paint-job.html
There is a serious lack of white chocolate compared to brown and dark chocolate in supermarkets. I can only conclude everyone is racist against white people.
https://www.aol.co.uk/news/2020/06/24/the-chess-racism-debate-why-do-white-pieces-move-first/