Peter Crisp wrote:I don't see a problem with immigration within Europe.
I always find it funny when you hear people complaining about how we've become a dump now we have Polish plumbers or builders when we can just as easily go and work in Germany or France if we want to.
I think it's a complement when someone from another country comes here as it just proves we're a welcoming country with a decent economy
Rex Kramer wrote:I agree with your basic strategy but I feel you should also include biscuits, cut the world off from a supply of chocolate hob nobs and they'll be rushing to seal trade deals right away.
Moggy wrote:Lagamorph wrote:Well she may be a Trump supporter but my mum at least voted remain.
Weird thing is she said she thinks Trump is an idiot who has no idea what he's doing, but she still likes him because "he says the right things"
Does your mum hate Mexican food?
KK wrote:I dread to think what he’s going to say about his meeting with the Queen. Could lead to a need for a press release afterwards.
KK wrote:Tea later will be a Twinings special blend served by the Queen herself, apparently.
Lagamorph wrote:Moggy wrote:Lagamorph wrote:Well she may be a Trump supporter but my mum at least voted remain.
Weird thing is she said she thinks Trump is an idiot who has no idea what he's doing, but she still likes him because "he says the right things"
Does your mum hate Mexican food?
Well she likes Fajitas at least.
Garth wrote:So in summary, we've got May pretending we'll get a great trade deal with the US after Brexit, and Trump pretending his own words are fake news. Wonder what the Brexiteers are making of this now?
"Look up my uncle, Dr John Trump, at MIT [Massachusetts Institute of Technology]. I used to talk nuclear with him many years ago. Nobody understands nuclear more than me."
twitter.com/Mikel_Jollett/status/1017766001977409542
Trump claimed that he was in Scotland the day before the Brexit vote.
But he was there one day afterwards, not before.
Journalists who were there with Trump, such as the BBC's Jon Sopel, were quick to point out his error:
"Bizarre. Donald Trump says he came to Turnberry the day before Brexit and he told everyone that he thought Brexit would happen. And that he predicted correctly what would happen the next day. Umm. Not true. He came the day after Brexit. I was there. June 24"
Trump: "I'm not bad at doing things. If you look at what I've done compared to what other people have done 160 days in, there's nobody even close, I don't believe."
He's been president for 540 days.
Trump then went on to add new imaginary details - "at the 9th hole, overlooking the ocean" - to his total lie about being in Scotland the day before Brexit and predicting it. Tells the assembled media that they will all probably remember this.
Moggy wrote:Are Trump fans still going to pretend that he doesn’t have white supremacist sympathies?
Moggy wrote:Are Trump fans still going to pretend that he doesn’t have white supremacist sympathies?
twitter.com/BBCNews/status/1017782206457147394
twitter.com/wdjstraw/status/1017766920978862082
twitter.com/JohnWilson14/status/1017768951768592384
Garth wrote:Quite the turnout:
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twitter.com/wdjstraw/status/1017766920978862082
twitter.com/JohnWilson14/status/1017768951768592384
twitter.com/BBCBreaking/status/1017803659093127169
twitter.com/stevebruskCNN/status/1017804130209935360
