Was there ever an expectation of something different?nevertrump Berlin_Freeper (breathlessly) posts anti-Brexit bile from Reuters and other leftist sympathizer rags all the time. But you won't see anything like this or anything favorable to Trump or Brexit from him...bank on it.
nevertrump Berlin_Freeper (breathlessly) posts anti-Brexit bile from Reuters and other leftist sympathizer rags all the time. But you won't see anything like this or anything favorable to Trump or Brexit from him...bank on it.I have not even posted in this thread. Why am I being mentioned or discussed?
Must be the disgusting Republican Party Thug lewislynn (who defended Juan McCain on ILLEGALS and Romney on ABORTION) is pushing 90 and confusing his medication bottles.
I'll note that crazy Thug lewislynn has never once asked me what I thought about Trump. He makes these crazy abusive posts and then runs off like a coward when I try to engage him in discussion.
But you won't see anything like this or anything favorable to Trump or Brexit from him...bank on it.Hey - Thug Party Thug lewislynn with me living rent free in your crazy head... you just lost the bank!:
Me quickly standing up for Trump against a bs poll in post #2.
Me posting six ways Trump can win.
Me - from recent memory when Trump attacked Syria: God Bless President Trump and God Bless America!
On Brexit - posted in a discussion (discussion - something the crazy Thug is never interested in) that: Britain will be fine, ten to twenty percent poorer but there are more important things in life than money. I have been ten to twenty percnt poorer in my life and I was still fine.
As for this article, crazy Thug lewislynn, I am not so sure that "mergers and acquisitions" is something that points to solid economic growth. Such business deals can be parasitic in nature. Such as shutting down divisions of the company or splintering and destroying it like your ABORTION HERO Romney got rich doing. Not that I am against Romney on this but that is what's often done. In fact this could be another bad sign of Brexit.
But it's not like you are pinging me to discuss. You just want to be abusive and run off like always. Sorry to dash your one desperate hope on Brexit. Too bad for you - cold hard economic data (reported by Reuters, not made by them) breaks your black heart. I'll try to weep for you.
I thought when Trump won we were going to be a happy bunch.
You might want to borrow a magnifying class and check your medication labels for depression warnings.
Ask your neighbors kid to build you a wheelchair and visit the world one more time.
Theresa May: People are coming together after division over Brexit vote
Not even long ago, crazy fool.
I am actually pro-Brexit. I was originally against the idea like 48 percent of the vote but since the election result I completely support Brexit. Article 50 today and full separation tomorrow - is exactly what I have already posted about it.
However people have invested their lives into the EU system and why needlessly hurt them. So go ahead and take a few years as far as I care.
You know who should be anti-Brexit? Crazy stalker lewislynn. He should be anti this Brexit, where Theresa May refuses to guarantee significantly less immigrants (if they no longer come from Poland then they be funneled in from places like Pakistan) and where unelected clerks fudge small print on laws adopted wholesale from the despised EU laws.
Yes I should actually be thanked for posting but do you think I ever will be?
But still I do it, occasionally when Brexit news pops up and I confine a few links in a thread so I am not spamming FR with Brexit news.
May 'cannot guarantee immigration will be significantly lower after Brexit'
At the end of March the government set out its plan for a "Great Repeal Bill" – which doesn't actually jettison all the hated EU legislation that Britain voted to reject. In fact it does the opposite. The government will ask parliament to import, wholesale, 40,000 legal acts, 15,000 court verdicts and 62,000 international standards: all the EU law that currently applies to the UK. But the government will give itself a 'Henry VIII clause', allowing ministers and civil servants to tinker with the fine print of that law without referring back to parliament.
Excuse me, back to The Good Life.
Look into it.