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Mincer , try the OTHER tablets ffs man , its worse you're getting , doubt you know your arse from your elbow , you prove that day after day on here .call the nurse back in theres a good lad..
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what about seething messes on the betfair forum mincie?? what did they hope for?
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Insideinfo, you are one of the many millions that had nothing to lose, one of the many green eyed millions who voted out of envy for the leaders of the other side.
Wonky is just a two bob half wit who wouldnt know what he is voting for really. All he might understand is if theres less immigrants, then there will be more dole. |
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Now I know very little about this brexit and the possible ramifications down along the road. But I do know one thing and that wilddan is a very dangerous man when it comes to portraying facts , I do know from experience that he has plenty previous in this area.
On numerous occasions I have seen him write material and describe it as fact when I know for certain it's the biggest load of Shiite that I've ever read. So his ramblings in any area can be taken with a bucket of salt. It's even more worrying when you have village idiots of the calibre of wonky and inside info joining in, now we are in trouble . From what I can see the people who wanted to leave are the people with nothing to lose, the ones with most of their life's lived, the ones with knobb jobs, and the ones who have scrounged from the state all their life. The people running big business , the brains of society , the people who get out of bed in the morning and work their socks off, they wanted to remain , but they have been outnumbered by the anti mindset, the handout men , and surely it cannot be a good thing in the short term or for that matter , the long term either. If you mean the people who have fooked the little guy for the last 200 yrs, fook them, what goes around comes around, if they cared more about them maybe they may have voted to stay in. |
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exactly luckyme,poor mincie hasnt a clue! i thought my morning couldnt get any better,OUT of the eu,im heading back over to france later to watch the mighty northern ireland play wales tomorrow and the we get mincie having a seethfest meltdown before its even lunchtime....if carlsberg did fridays lol
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" the ones with most of their lives lived "
Thus states Mincer as if he is entering the euthanasia debate. Mincer who keeps telling us he has no interest in politics and keeps proving it with his contributions. Mincer who's knowledge of history is confined to various slights done to him by jockeys uses the simplistic business men good ordinary people bad line to justify his anger. Everything about Mincers persona here is a jeer. Every Irish racecourse is a kip,his favourite word is knobb ( sic ) Ireland is a knobb country. He's not sure why he's a lover of the EU but its mainly because he doesn't think a lot of his own country. Pat Kenny and Alistair Campbell spitting blood at the moment now joined by Bertie Ahern preaching Armageddon. |
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Rocketfingers is seething.....blaming the GAA for BREXIT. No more injured journey men from the UK for Sligo rovers.
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Yesterday shows exactly where England in particular lies in relation to the rest of the world . Those voting to leave have done so mainly on an emotional basis , largely associated with immigration .
The EU has defects , some major , freedom of movement among the biggest defects . OK for tourism , but when it comes to participation in other country's economy it gets tricky and fractious . Over regulation also a huge problem , the sensible countries just paid nodding acquaintance and got on with their own handle on it . The million or so Poles who live and work in Britain must be wondering where their future lies . I like the Poles , generally civil and hard working , even those carrying out frustratingly relatively menial jobs for which they are over qualified . The effect of the leave vote in economic terms has yet to start kicking in . Peoples lives largely revolve around jobs , housing , income vs expenditure . All up for grabs in the short / long term . Anyone sold a house today at asking price ? Those in negative equity ( lots , mainly young ) may just grit their teeth and curse their luck , but they are effectively trapped for longer . Scotland will be pushing for independence hard , if they had that vote today they would be voting yes in huge numbers . They must be seriously regretting losing most of their oil and gas reserves , for what ? Northern Ireland implications also huge , possibility of back to the bad old days of "border" regulations . Not sure the unionist population thought through their attitude to yesterdays vote , from their point of view it does nothing to cement the beloved "union" . The opposite probably . |
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you do talk alot of balls sometimes kelly,no offence.
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Luckyme, the little guy as you call them wants to run the country but they wont get out of bed to do it.
Insideinfo, i didnt realise you were one of them dreadful Northerners, them orange sashers. You are a bigger yoke than i had first thought. Dan, ultimately this is going to make no difference to somebody who has their kids reared and has 3/4 of their life lived. In ten years time you will still have your pension, you will be having your few pints down the local and still talking through your hole, the only thing that may have changed is that the local bike may have been put out to grass, or possibly replaced by some other deserted housewife. |
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Boris on at moment , rose tinted spectacles and all , painting a picture of England ( in particular I suspect ) with which I was once sort of familiar . But that was 50 years ago , the world has moved on substantially from John Bulls island and the shires .
Drink from the poisoned chalice Boris and co , Cameron and co have walked away today , but I would guess they are bulletproof financially . Politics in UK just entered a new era today , hopefully they can hoke out some sort of path without too much collateral damage , but I hae my doubts . |
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mincie you presume that because i proudly support the country i was born in i am an "orange sahser" whatever that is LMFAO it just shows what a small minded simpleton you really are.please try to calm down as WMFB and anyone else who you cross swords with these days is ripping you to peices
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Britain votes for independence...............
A nation of empire delivering misery to untold numbers for centuries finds it cannot shed it's disdain (and worse) for the French and Germans and the far-off masses so decides it needs to cut ties and celebrate being inward looking. Millions of non-nationals now living in Britain wonder if they are welcome any longer and the British bulldog personsified by recent football thuggery is now in the ascendancy. Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson are simply a reflection of how the inexorable shift to right-wing politics on a first world basis, fuelled by religion, prejudice and self-interest (want everything, pay for nothing), has come to pass and this has always had catastrophic consequences. This is my greatest fear. Scotland in turmoil, Northern Ireland cut adrift (RTE SF apparatchiks already leading the call for a United Ireland) and no moderate voice to be seen. If your unlucky enough to be born into disadvantage don't expect any favours from anyone any time soon, especially not the Christian conservation free world with their power, bibles, money and guns. |
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The one thing we dont want is a united Ireland, i dont know which crowd are worse, them Celtic supporting imbeciles or the orange sashers.
Leave them where they are because they are made for each other. |
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Mincer still in his own selfish world.
He doesn't get that someone can think about the common good,that someone can have a world view. Just because it doesn't affect me personally doesn't mean I can't have a view. Mincer once again shows his contempt for the " little people " ones he doesn't think will get out of bed. When I look around all I see is people working hard,people under pressure from mortgages,people with long commutes. Mincer doesn't like Dubs,doesn't like Northerners,doesn't like the little people yet he has never done a days work in his life. Whilst he is being kind to me by giving me another quarter of my life the fact is I still work what's more its constructive work as I make things. It is delightful watching the elites squirm. It is delightful watching the Evil Empire being stopped. The Friday Forum is coming up on Newstalk,this should be some whinge fest,Pat Kenny seems the most upset must have his money is sterling like the angry Mincer. |
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royal acadeny,have you taken your meds this morning?
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Mincer you are 100% right. It is the scroungers of society that made this vote possible. Didnt realise there were so many of them over there.
As for a united Ireland. No thanks. We have enough problems down here without inviting that basket case on us. |
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The biggest non event I have seen in last 12 hours was Boris's dad on BBC . Not in the real world , or answering any questions . Only interested apparently in the environment .
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Royal Academy shows a fair bit of liberal hate and intolerance,he can't tolerate differing views.
Still its allowed to hate the English,those misery givers are fair game. Royal Academy's views and prejudices are similar to Vincent Browne. |
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wild, soros has been betting big on a market crash for a while so i'd say he's made money as usual. he's bought a lot of gold recently so is quids in there.
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Your woman Sturgeon comes across as 100% committed and switched on , takes no prisoners but is sensible re task ahead of her . I reckon most Scots will be completely behind her , where they get will be of interest to many . Watch her space .
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You've just introduced a sour note on a joyous day.
George Soros as big a hypocrite as Bono/ Geldof. |
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Come on Kelly that " wee Krankie woman " wants independence from the UK but doesn't want real independence,she wants to be ruled by the EU.
How confused is that. |
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In the immortal words of Alessio Rastani (independent trader) "Goldman Sachs rules the world". ("I lie awake at night dreaming and hoping for another recession").
At 11am yesterday "Remain" traded at 1.16 and these was over £75m traded in the market at that point. Did our "Leave" brethren have the courage of their collective convictions? |
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I certainly didnt.
I don't like betting on something that means so much to me. Alessio Rastani quote about Goldman Sachs ruling the world was proved wrong yesterday,even if it was just temporary,great to see the pension laden corpulent Peter Sutherland not get his selfish way. |
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They would have had but the leave brethren don't get their giros until early in the week. It was an unfortunate day for the vote as if it were Monday or Tuesday, the scroungers would have had been able to bet with some of their free money.
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Wildman , the leave vote has changed the playing field re the Scots . Their relationship with the English has always been slightly fraught , but for economic reasons they have always been sucking the hind teat . That changed today I suspect , as I say watch her space , the ball is now at their feet , I expect to see developments .
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In the world of Mincer because Goldman Sachs,J P Morgan,unelected EU bureaucrats,business organisations wanted a Remain vote the other side must all be scroungers.
The Leave side admitted there could be short term financial loss yet the people still voted for it. Its not always about money sometimes its about quality of life. |
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I hope im wrong but i think the english and welsh voters have scored a own goal on themselfs, Easily the best speech came from Mrs Sturgeon a true Scot in every way. interesting times ahead.
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What short term financial loss ?
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http://www.independent.ie/business/brexit/exclusive-bertie-ahern-ill-return-to-politics-if-theres-a-vote-for-ireland-to-leave-eu-34829733.html
rofl, it would be landslide leave if this clown got involved. just shows the ego involved with these chancers |
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Are you sure you've being following this debate.
How often was the bumpy road mentioned,the remain side preached economic meltdown but the Leave side but quality of life ahead of monetary gain. In fairness the Germans did the same except to a greater extent when their country was unified,they were told it would be costly but went ahead all the same. |
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The leave side were never getting any monetary gain no matter what happened , because they are mostly not too bothered about working .
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you seem to know so much about everybody mincie
the amount of time you spend on here seething and spouting shiite would suggest you dont do a big lot of work youself ![]() |
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anyway gotta dash for my flight,hope to find you're still seething when i get home mincie!
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Frank60 do you not see the irony in that wee woman demanding independence whilst at the same time looking to retain their EU masters.
Its similar to the Sinn Fein position,they want independence yet don't have the confidence to go it alone and want to be ruled by an Evil Empire. |
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Its not always about money sometimes its about quality of life.
you always seem to hanker for a Britain that is long gone Wildman; the days of Leyland and coal mining and pints of bitter and a more innocent pastime of watching football on the terraces and the craic in Kilburn and Cricklewood. These are long gone and the march of self-imposed multi-culturalism has changed that way of life inexorably - that genie is never going back in the bottle. This referendum was more about immigration and fear than money - the money arguments from "Leave" were spurious and ignored. Most sane articles point out numerous unknowns and very few are fiscally beneficial to the UK. The "United" in the UK is now a thing of the past and dreaming of things past that might be again is simply foolish. This will probably cause a knock-on effect within Europe and it's hordes of ultra-right elements waiting for their own "independence" moment and a very narrowly-defined (former) "quality of life". Inspirational leaders are needed I was about to say but I'm not so sure after the failure of the Obama fantasy. Today we get Farage, Johnson and Trump. |
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I think Farage is inspirational as is Marine Le Pen and Geert Wilders.
I've long since seen a danger to our Western lifestyle,its Islam. London is no longer even a Western city never mind an English one. The EU has suppressed all discussions on the topic. Angela Merkel broke EU rules with impunity,inviting millions of migrants in broke EU rules,trying to ring it by pawning the bogey ones off to other European countries another rule break. Once you get over a certain age you always hanker after the past. |
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Good summation , royal academy , next genie to pop out of the bottle ( after Scotland which will be soon judged on the unity I sense from those I have seen with scottish accents ) will be the Catalans . 17 million of them , most of them pi***d off with Madrid spending the money the Catalans earn . The Spanish government spiked their last attempt at a referendum, reckon the door is ajar today .
Re the Souths reaction to the leave vote , rightly I feel they are not happy , at government level anyway . Screws up the joint approach to the NI situation , reintroduces border considerations ( costly , and messy and impractical ) , complicates trade with biggest neighbour, and offers the back door for immigration . Plus will be the attraction for UK based EU trade dependent operations to relocate to a friendly English speaking similar time zone within the EU --Ireland . |
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Golf cancelled ,so delighted to read this thread , the Scots have proved themselves to be cowards imo ,clinging to England when they had the chance to leave ,now demanding to be allowed stay in E.U. What a **** lot they are , my opinion of a once great race has been changed with their attitude of ,we want it both ways. Boris been called all sorts of names by the champagne drinking socialists , they have turned Islington into one of the top priced areas of London to live in . Kenny has had his pocket picked I'd say listening to him ,serves him right . What R .A Hole seems to be forgetting is,the cause of the Right has been helped by the blatant forcing of left wing polices upon a people that have finally cried enough , and rightly so ..Mincer as has already been stated has opinions of everything yet knows nothing. His constant tarring of everything bad been induced by people on the dole ,has become boring .
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