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a lesson to everyone

it's too late

That's why we voted Brexit .

Where's hillman?

Sweden should be erased from history tbh. Along with Switzerland and Eamon Holmes.

We new some Swedish immigrating here. Especially the girls with their sweet Aryan genetics.

carcinogen wrote:Sweden should be erased from history tbh. Along with Switzerland and Eamon Holmes.

Don't forget Noel Edmong.

That blonde bird in Abba with the lovely arse was from Sveeden.

finchman wrote:That blonde bird in Abba with the lovely arse was from Sveeden.

by 2045, the blonde bird will be in a minority in a country of 9 million

Anyone who shops at IKEA needs to be shot.

AlcoholBrazil wrote:That's why we voted Brexit .

"We" didn't all "vote" Brexit.

And voting Brexit will not stop this country being flooded with more and more immigrants over the coming years, don't worry 'bout that.

That genie is out of the bottle and it ain't going back in.

paolo wrote:a lesson to everyone

it's too late

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You are going to do your own head in if you keep watching this kind of junk, paolo.

I would suggest you go read a bit about Sweden before swallowing this kind of bile and re-gurgitating it of a Christmas morning simply because it is confirmation bias of your own kooky world view.

Cor blimey have you nowt better to do on this of all days?

Have a word with yourself.

Bah humbug in the paolo household, eh wot.

The far right had always been very strong in Sweden.....they were ascloseasthishere to joining the War on Hitler's side and they maintained a pro Nazi neutrality during it.

They assinated the Prime Minister, Olof Palme, in the 80s shortly after he gave an impassioned speech condemning apartheid in Seth Efrica.

It is an Aryan race with plenty of the Aryan traits among its citizenry, some no doubt behind that hate filled rant.

But hey.....ignorance is a nice warm fleece bleated the ewe.

Have a Happy Christmas, paolo

Petingo wrote:

AlcoholBrazil wrote:That's why we voted Brexit .

"We" didn't all "vote" Brexit.

And voting Brexit will not stop this country being flooded with more and more immigrants over the coming years, don't worry 'bout that.

That genie is out of the bottle and it ain't going back in.

And you absolutely love it, old pet

Petingo wrote:


They assinated the Prime Minister, Olof Palme, in the 80s shortly after he gave an impassioned speech condemning apartheid in Seth Efrica.


Have a Happy Christmas, paolo

I'm sure he'd say "does it look like IKEA"

And I'll second the Happy Christmas, we're all still here

warmleatherette wrote:

Petingo wrote:


They assinated the Prime Minister, Olof Palme, in the 80s shortly after he gave an impassioned speech condemning apartheid in Seth Efrica.


Have a Happy Christmas, paolo

I'm sure he'd say "does it look like IKEA"

And I'll second the Happy Christmas, we're all still here

We sure are....

Petingo wrote:That genie is out of the bottle and it ain't going back in.

But with all the Remain tears, we fear no water shortages.

AlcoholBrazil wrote:

Petingo wrote:That genie is out of the bottle and it ain't going back in.

But with all the Remain tears, we fear no water shortages.

Unfortunately however their will be money shortages in way too many households when the effects of the Cameron's folly start to bite, beginning with the interest rate hikes we will be seeing from 2017 onwards.

Personally can't wait for the rate hikes, the responsible have been shafted for eight years.

Petingo wrote:

AlcoholBrazil wrote:

Petingo wrote:That genie is out of the bottle and it ain't going back in.

But with all the Remain tears, we fear no water shortages.

Unfortunately however their will be money shortages in way too many households when the effects of the Cameron's folly start to bite, beginning with the interest rate hikes we will be seeing from 2017 onwards.

Do you understand stand interest rates old pet and what happened since 2008?

Do you understand who dictates the rate?

Do you know what the rate is?

Do you accept it has been deliberately suppressed and that it has to rise?

Do you accept that as much as a wet lettuce scumbag Cameron was that your post is a looney left misinformation excercise

paolo wrote:

Petingo wrote:

AlcoholBrazil wrote:

Petingo wrote:That genie is out of the bottle and it ain't going back in.

But with all the Remain tears, we fear no water shortages.

Unfortunately however their will be money shortages in way too many households when the effects of the Cameron's folly start to bite, beginning with the interest rate hikes we will be seeing from 2017 onwards.

Do you understand stand interest rates old pet and what happened since 2008?

Do you understand who dictates the rate?

Do you know what the rate is?

Do you accept it has been deliberately suppressed and that it has to rise?

Do you accept that as much as a wet lettuce scumbag Cameron was that your post is a looney left misinformation excercise

Clearly your grasp of economics is no better than your grasp on reailty.

Hillman avenger wrote:

paolo wrote:

Petingo wrote:

AlcoholBrazil wrote:

Petingo wrote:That genie is out of the bottle and it ain't going back in.

But with all the Remain tears, we fear no water shortages.

Unfortunately however their will be money shortages in way too many households when the effects of the Cameron's folly start to bite, beginning with the interest rate hikes we will be seeing from 2017 onwards.

Do you understand stand interest rates old pet and what happened since 2008?

Do you understand who dictates the rate?

Do you know what the rate is?

Do you accept it has been deliberately suppressed and that it has to rise?

Do you accept that as much as a wet lettuce scumbag Cameron was that your post is a looney left misinformation excercise

Clearly your grasp of economics is no better than your grasp on reailty.

hehehe

ya daft old piss head

fuck off

Ah the joy of debate

The reason the Bank of England base rate of interest (set by the Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee not the Prime Minister) is so low is the economy still hasn't recovered from the global banking crisis. Things unlikely to improve much in the near future. Even enthusiastic supporters of Brexit concede it'll likely do short term damage to the economy.

Hillman avenger wrote:Ah the joy of debate

hehehe

ye dizzy old bugger

Ralph wrote:The reason the Bank of England base rate of interest (set by the Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee not the Prime Minister) is so low is the economy still hasn't recovered from the global banking crisis. Things unlikely to improve much in the near future. Even enthusiastic supporters of Brexit concede it'll likely do short term damage to the economy.

absolutely it hasn't recovered, hence the imf, fed, boe etc giving us almost a decade of false interest rates, including negative interest rates as the reset is prepared

the crash hasn't happened, as it was artificially propped up

the crash will happen

paolo wrote:

Ralph wrote:The reason the Bank of England base rate of interest (set by the Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee not the Prime Minister) is so low is the economy still hasn't recovered from the global banking crisis. Things unlikely to improve much in the near future. Even enthusiastic supporters of Brexit concede it'll likely do short term damage to the economy.

absolutely it hasn't recovered, hence the imf, fed, boe etc giving us almost a decade of false interest rates, including negative interest rates as the reset is prepared

the crash hasn't happened, as it was artificially propped up

the crash will happen

What do you mean by 'false interest rates'?

We haven't had negative interest rates set by the BoE yet. Though if Brexit turns out to be a complete fiasco who knows.