[Withano]

Imagine achieving nothing in an entire year

[DemolitionRed]

Oops another bit of damning exposure https://www.channel4.com/news/reveal...on-call-centre It looks like a few laws have been broken here. Not least illegally phoning people on the Telephone Preference Service.

I am not sure yet what the implications of this story are. It looks pretty bad for them, though.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by DemolitionRed

Oops another bit of damning exposure https://www.channel4.com/news/reveal...on-call-centre It looks like a few laws have been broken here. Not least illegally phoning people on the Telephone Preference Service.

I am not sure yet what the implications of this story are. It looks pretty bad for them, though.

Lets hope the greasy twonks don't squirm out of this one :/

[Northern Monkey]

Originally Posted by Alf

Happy Independence Day

It should be a public holiday with Turkey and stuff like in America

[arista]

[Jeremy Corbyn: Labour is ready to negotiate Brexit

Ahead of talks with the EU's negotiator, the Labour leader says his party would conduct negotiations with Brussels "respectfully".]


http://news.sky.com/story/jeremy-cor...rexit-10946440

[Kizzy]

What?.. you mean he won't storm into negotiations and call everyone Mugwumps? I can't see anything else working

[Kizzy]

I hate being right...

Theresa May has been accused of trying to snatch sweeping new powers that would allow her to scrap people’s rights after Brexit without telling Parliament.

Buried in the newly published Repeal Bill is a clause permitting ministers to tamper unhindered with employment and environmental protections as long as they deem there to be an “urgent” need.


http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7840131.html

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

I hate being right...

Theresa May has been accused of trying to snatch sweeping new powers that would allow her to scrap people’s rights after Brexit without telling Parliament.

Buried in the newly published Repeal Bill is a clause permitting ministers to tamper unhindered with employment and environmental protections as long as they deem there to be an “urgent” need.


http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7840131.html

Typical Tory move, hide all the horrible **** beneath mountains of rhetoric about immigration and Brexit to take the sheep's attention from what they are actually doing.

Just more proof that as long as you mention immigration a lot and appeal to people's bigotry you can get away with anything.

[arista]

No Its Copy and Paste 18,000 sections


Was EU now UK

Kizzy stop scare mongering
we have yet to start on the Repeal Bill TRANSFER
Its a Fact
This PM is only in for 2 years
then a New Conservative Leader
And Another Chance for Labour to Fully Win in 2022

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by arista

No Its Copy and Paste 18,000 sections


Was EU now UK

Kizzy stop scare mongering
we have yet to start on the Repeal Bill TRANSFER
Its a Fact
This PM is only in for 2 years
then a New Conservative Leader
And Another Chance for Labour to Fully Win in 2022

I'm scaremongering?.....ok :/

[arista]

I'm scaremongering?.....ok :/


Madame
you are Fully Legit.
A Respected Member of tibb (Take Note Scott)
And you can post Mr Farage bits


Nigel would also you like you to
KIZZY (you are permitted to use that name
on LBC........You may also say to Nige
as stated in tibb) If Nigel says then says what is tibb
then slowly say the Name of the Forum ,
slow is best BUT BE SURE TO SAY ONLY ON
the SERIOUS DEBATE SECTION.
His producer will rush to
this section--- reading all you posts
and Tap Nige
and give you a pass as there is a Fun thread Arista Vs Kizzy - still unlocked.


DR (new poster) ask LT Nice
he may DIG IT UP
for you when he gets time........

As much as you Wish............

[arista]

Scott will not post on this thread
He HATES politics.


Fair Play to Happy Scott

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

Originally Posted by arista

Scott will not post on this thread
He HATES politics.


Fair Play to Happy Scott

[DemolitionRed]

Originally Posted by arista

I'm scaremongering?.....ok :/


Madame
you are Fully Legit.
A Respected Member of tibb (Take Note Scott)
And you can post Mr Farage bits


Nigel would also you like you to
KIZZY (you are permitted to use that name
on LBC........You may also say to Nige
as stated in tibb) If Nigel says then says what is tibb
then slowly say the Name of the Forum ,
slow is best BUT BE SURE TO SAY ONLY ON
the SERIOUS DEBATE SECTION.
His producer will rush to
this section--- reading all you posts
and Tap Nige
and give you a pass as there is a Fun thread Arista Vs Kizzy - still unlocked.


DR (new poster) ask LT Nice
he may DIG IT UP
for you when he gets time........

As much as you Wish............

Dig what up? I read this post over and over and still don't have a clue what it says.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Sullen Girl

MADAME I want our Scott back
give him back to us now.
I NOW HAVE high CONNECTIONS I
will GET YOU BACK A fit fella
rock hard.


THANK you USA ceo'S.....

[arista]

Originally Posted by DemolitionRed

Dig what up? I read this post over and over and still don't have a clue what it says.

thats OK DR
do not bother...........


Sorry if you do not understand my level...........



Sign of The Times

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

Originally Posted by arista

MADAME I want our Scott back
give him back to us now.
I NOW HAVE high CONNECTIONS I
will GET YOU BACK A fit fella
rock hard.


THANK you USA ceo'S.....

ty daddy

[Kizzy]

Surprised it's that high :/

Just 26 per cent of voters think Prime Minister will secure good deal for Britain

Public confidence in Theresa May’s ability to secure a positive Brexit has fallen to a record low, a new poll has revealed.

More people now think the UK will be worse off if it leaves the European Union, than those who believe it will benefit the country.

Two thirds or 66 per cent of voters say they disapprove of the way the Government is handling Brexit negotiations,

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a8042081.html

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Surprised it's that high :/

Just 26 per cent of voters think Prime Minister will secure good deal for Britain

Public confidence in Theresa May’s ability to secure a positive Brexit has fallen to a record low, a new poll has revealed.

More people now think the UK will be worse off if it leaves the European Union, than those who believe it will benefit the country.

Two thirds or 66 per cent of voters say they disapprove of the way the Government is handling Brexit negotiations,

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a8042081.html

They do indeed but I think you will also find that many/most of those voters are aware that is largely down to the unreasonable demands of the EU who are doing their best to sabotage Brexit.

They should appoint some kind of powerful independent group to participate/oversea all negotiations as it is a unbalanced biased mess at the moment. And I don’t mean the so-called newspaper.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

They do indeed but I think you will also find that many/most of those voters are aware that is largely down to the unreasonable demands of the EU who are doing their best to sabotage Brexit.

They should appoint some kind of powerful independent group to participate/oversea all negotiations as it is a unbalanced biased mess at the moment. And I don’t mean the so-called newspaper.

The newspaper you yourself quoted today?... OK.

How on earth could there be an independent group... we elect the group we want as our spokespersons and diplomats, that's their job, who else would we have? :/

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

The newspaper you yourself quoted today?... OK.

How on earth could there be an independent group... we elect the group we want as our spokespersons and diplomats, that's their job, who else would we have? :/

The main EU big wigs such as Juncker are clearly biased and their motives to ensure the failure of Brexit clear. Several high ranking people from other European countries have been critical of their behaviour. There needs to be a an independent body who can be more professional overseeing the process. It isn’t rocket science.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

The main EU big wigs such as Juncker are clearly biased and their motives to ensure the failure of Brexit clear. Several high ranking people from other European countries have been critical of their behaviour. There needs to be a an independent body who can be more professional overseeing the process. It isn’t rocket science.

Who would you suggest to deal with sensitive trade and security policy brillo?....

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Who would you suggest to deal with sensitive trade and security policy brillo?....

I don’t know, that isn’t my responsibility. But it should be someone’s - that’s my point.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

I don’t know, that isn’t my responsibility. But it should be someone’s - that’s my point.

So you would have just anyone in charge, someone impartial to both the EU and the UK to be privvy to sensitive trade and security policies?... May I suggest a Russian?

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

'Imagine a country in which there is:

– No statutory right to paid holiday

– No legal limit on the number of hours employees can be required to work

– No right to a daily rest period

– No laws to prevent employers discriminating against workers who are disabled or who have particular religious beliefs

– No right for employees to take time off work to look after a sick child.

This was the UK before the New Labour government was elected in 1997. Since then a substantial number of employment rights have been introduced – most of which have their roots in EU legislation.

Thanks to the EU, employers cannot treat part-time workers less favourably than full-time workers, working parents have a right to take leave to look after their children, and temporary agency workers and workers with fixed-term contracts are entitled to the same basic conditions as comparable workers with permanent contracts.'

Still want out?...

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a6921126.html

I hate being right sometimes...

'Senior Conservative MP Ken Clarke has warned there are some Government ministers who are “not excessively fond of workers’ rights” and retaining them after Brexit.

The comments from the former Chancellor came during the second of eight late-night sittings in the Commons on the EU (Withdrawal) Bill – the legislation that aims to transpose EU law onto the UK statue book after Brexit.

But the Government avoided any serious backbench rebellion after five amendments to the bill were voted down by MPs in the Commons on Wednesday evening.'

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a8057451.html