So Brexit seems to be a good thing then.
Really?! Despite all the infighting they're currently moving up in the polls and look set to become the 3rd biggest party, and the first far-right party to enter German parliament since 1945.
Is this a good thing? Probably not, but thanks to crazy liberal policies resulting in a surge in terrorist attacks, debts levels etc, it's no surprise to see that there has been a resurgence in far-right polities in recent years.
You guys really are your own worst enemies.
Is this a good thing? Probably not, but thanks to crazy liberal policies resulting in a surge in terrorist attacks, debts levels etc, it's no surprise to see that there has been a resurgence in far-right polities in recent years.
You guys really are your own worst enemies.
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Hmm the Guardian would also like you to think the East/West devide is still present:
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.t...eral-elections
The devide is reminiscent here to those in or out of London where the waves of opinion becomes increasing devisive as the gaps between the richer/poorer areas widens in non-London inner cities.
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.t...nd-west-really
Or...are East Germans just stupid? (Sarcasm btw
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I suspect you are confusing it with mocking laughter
meanwhile £350 million is back!!!!!!

I detested Thatcher's government, still do. And the privatisation of the UK's assets, the sale of most of them abroad? Despicable.
It'll be interesting to watch the remoan camp trying to disappear it yet again. If we believe them, there would be nothing left out of what we currently pay the EU.....
Are you seriously attempting to defend that figure? It was an out an out lie at worst, a serious mis-representation at best.
to Brexidiots the newspaper has cost you £5.00
#brexitlogic #twoshortplanks
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The actual number never bothered me, £350mill or £165mill per week. It wasn't relevant to my decision to vote to leave. £165mill is still a hell alot of money that will come back under direct control of the UK government.
I'm not sure they have.
Anyway, what is it that they could of categorically denied at this stage, as we are in the middle of negotiations? There's bound to be some sort of divorce bill, so how can they possibly categorically deny paying a yet to be disclosed sum of money?
More Brexit BS
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The government have not agreed to pay any figure presently, until, I suspect they know what the final deal looks like.
Poor deal, no payment.
Poor deal, no payment.
should only be 2-3 grand each.
Wouldn't that be beautiful😀
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France has already seen a big decline in tourism numbers due to repeated terrorist attacks (due, at least in part, to liberal immigration policies);
Chinese and Japanese tourists have been most put off visiting the French capital which is having serious consequences for the economy
https://www.thelocal.fr/20160810/in-...serting-france
Originally Posted by hodgy0_2
to Brexidiots the newspaper has cost you £5.00
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Considering what a *Dangerous* place it is , due to mainly homegrown terrorists
theres hardly been a dent in the numbers !
Chinese and japanese represent 2 percent of the total visitors
theres hardly been a dent in the numbers !
Chinese and japanese represent 2 percent of the total visitors
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Concerns seem to be particularly strong amongst Chinese and Japanese travellers, whose numbers have dropped 21.5 per cent and 41.2 per cent respectively.
Chinese tourists are Paris’ biggest spenders - upmarket department store Les Galeries Lafayettes has revealed that visitors from China are their main customers and their average Chinese shopper spends 1,400 Euros per visit.
Chinese tourists are Paris’ biggest spenders - upmarket department store Les Galeries Lafayettes has revealed that visitors from China are their main customers and their average Chinese shopper spends 1,400 Euros per visit.
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YOU LOST, get over it FFS.


there you go again.
My parents toured Europe in the early 60's, including Spain, then under the Facist heel of Franco, and the then Yugoslavia, under the Communist heel of Moscow.
There were NO insurmountable problems then. There will be none now.
Get over yourself, why don't you?
Honestly, you remoaners: you accuse us of looking on the dark side, but you don't seem to see ANYTHING now but might-be doom and maybe gloom.
Grow up, FFS. You lost. That's it. Live with it.
Throughout the 1950s and '60s, the economic development and liberalization continued at a rapid pace.[8][13] The introduction of further reforms introduced a variant of market socialism, which now entailed a policy of open borders. With heavy federal investment, tourism in SR Croatia was revived, expanded, and transformed into a major source of income. With these successful measures, the Yugoslav economy achieved relative self-sufficiency and traded extensively with both the West and the East. By the early 1960s, foreign observers noted that the country was "booming", and that all the while the Yugoslav citizens enjoyed far greater liberties than the Soviet Union and Eastern Bloc states.[
Doesnt sound too taxing to get in , not like Russia itself when my ole man was selling animal feed to them early seventies
Doesnt sound too taxing to get in , not like Russia itself when my ole man was selling animal feed to them early seventies
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