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And tax the hoteliers who are making an increased profit from paying their workers less.

growstuff I answered your post of 17.34 when you questioned my post of 17.21.

It is being reported that if there is a general election, Farage will stand against.........................

Johnson!!

Would love that to be true?

I first lived and worked in Spain in 1982 four years before they joined the EU.

When they adopted the Euro the price increases hit the poorest and the elderly. Prices were “rounded up” far more than in other countries.

(We were in Austria the night they went over to the Euro and if anything they rounded a lot of consumables down)

GG Yes, I agree the Euro hit prices in Spain. My DS’s Spanish in- laws said much of the price rises were led by the sudden releasing of cash in pesetas which had been stashed as it was untaxed cash etc. which could not go through the banks.
Also the Euro was never part of the equation for the U.K.

Labour are going to abstain on Monday

Good stuff

Growstuff We know someone here in France who voted to leave. Haven't seen him for a while but at one time his voice was to be heard saying " German car industry......" "prosecco....." etc. We couldn't understand it because, like many expats, we have a lot to lose.

Cannot see what is good about a Parliament that cannot pass legislation, whether that be Brexit related, NHS, Climate related or anything else.

We holidayed in Greece before they adopted the euro and saw prices ‘rounded’ up and also saw no receipts handed out in kafeneions for years before they got into such difficulties that they needed a bailout.

I was there last week, and my remainer friends still talk about EU money for projects that disappeared with no subsequent audits.... and people wonder why uk voted to leave!

The government is threatening to go on strike??

Bring it on I say. The opposition can take control and sort out the WA in good time and get this country up from its knees.

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throws another tantrum tactic don’t forget he failed on main pledge - out by Oct 31. He has sent the letter he said he would never send +and asked for Extension he said he would never ask for. I want to hear him say a second referendum will be over his dead body

What's going on? An election?

gfp Johnson wishes!!

So the toddler is now screaming.

Threatening to go on strike.

Mind you - would we really notice as they’ve been totally ineffectual so far except alienating their supporters like the DUP and 21Tories.

Exhaustion sets in. i can't understand a damn thing any more.

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Just seen a “ get ready for 31 October” advert.
???

How much money has been wasted on that?

That has reminded me to put 'sweets' on the shopping list for any trick or treaters.
Thanks.

Callistemon forget the sweets I am clearing the wine shelves ????

Well, out by October 31st now will definitely will not happen despite the Buffoons solemn pledge it would when he took over the leadership of the ERG/Tory Party.

It would seem that ditches are being dug all over the country. So, he can choose whichever one he wishes to be found in.

Not only is Johnson a lier, but he is also a born loser with another lost vote coming up on Monday it would seem.

What will that make, 14-0 in the House of Commons I believe? ??

Has a PM ever gone on strike before? Things are happening in this country that, a few years ago would have been unthinkable.

The Queen must be wishing Johnson up the cat’s ass.

I wish that the opposition parties would get together and form a national government with the purpose of passing the deal with an attached confirmatory vote and a GE on the same day. If not then the LP should not agree to an election before March.

Someone on facebook pointed out that 12 Dec is @ when the universities break up for Christmas so a lot of students will be registered to vote in the wrong place.

Just been reading an article in the Economist. The last paragraph makes your heart sink.

One way or another, an election is likely in the next few months. And then Mr Johnson’s final falsehood will be exposed: that his deal means Brexit is done and dusted. In truth, the withdrawal agreement is but the beginning. Hard negotiations on transition, trade, security and more will take up most of the next few years. As Denis MacShane, a former Labour Europe minister, entitles his new book on the subject, what really lies ahead is “Brexiternity”.

Why is anyone surprised by that? It took forty years to become as entangled in EUternity as we are now and there’s still the euro and military to come!