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THE TALK TO YOURSELF THREAD. (NOWT)     

goldfinger - 09 Jun 2005 12:25

Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

MaxK - 18 Sep 2015 10:20 - 63073 of 81564

Of course, this advice doesent apply to the Cameroons, Geldof's and MP's etc....it's only for the little people.




It's time to sell up your home OAPs told: Anger as financial watchdog tells elderly to downsize to tackle housing shortage

Financial watchdog tells the elderly to downsize to tackle housing shortage

'Ministers should tackle problem of OAPs living in homes too big for them'

Financial Conduct Authority said Britain had real issue with last-time buyer

But senior official's comments were described as 'insulting' and 'unhelpful'

By Louise Eccles and Rosie Taylor for the Daily Mail

Published: 00:18, 18 September 2015 | Updated: 03:46, 18 September 2015



Older homeowners who ‘sit quite happily in a very big house’ should be given more encouragement to sell up and downsize, it was claimed yesterday.

Ministers should look at ways to tackle the problem of retired people living in properties that are too big for them, says a major financial watchdog.

A senior official risked the wrath of millions of mortgage-free pensioners who remain in family homes when she said they may need to be steered towards moving to retirement housing.


Lynda Blackwell, head of mortgages at the Financial Conduct Authority, said Britain had a ‘real issue with the last-time buyer’. But her comments were described as ‘insulting’ and ‘unhelpful’ last night.




More:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3239243/Anger-financial-watchdog-tells-elderly-downsize-tackle-housing-shortage.html

iturama - 18 Sep 2015 10:26 - 63074 of 81564

Of course they have Jimmy. Victor Orban may be a nutter, in the words of my Hungarian born physiotherapist, but he has done the right thing in this case. The lefties in the EU are quietly very happy with what he is doing also. Particularly Merkel.
As for Fred, I squelched him years ago. He is not an idiot but he posts the same thing over and over again. Like a child walking around the house banging a fricken drum.

VICTIM - 18 Sep 2015 10:27 - 63075 of 81564

I can't understand why they don't shoot people over 70 , we're too soft .

cynic - 18 Sep 2015 11:00 - 63076 of 81564

at least you answered fred :-))

surely you still have room in your campervan though

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jimmy - i concur, and think cameron is absolutely right to say that uk will only accept refugees from official camps within or on the borders of syria ..... it's far from foolproof, but at least there is some control

jimmy b - 18 Sep 2015 11:30 - 63077 of 81564

iturama , Merkel hasn't helped the situation by declaring that Germany would take 800 thousand migrants now they can't cope ,but your right the rest of the EU is probably happy with what he's doing .

Like you say cynic we can help people ,the right people because trust me tons of those migrants at the borders are not the people we should be helping , plus (and Fred will blow a fuse here) terrorists will infiltrate this way.

Haystack - 18 Sep 2015 11:56 - 63078 of 81564

Haystack - 18 Sep 2015 12:04 - 63079 of 81564

iturama - 18 Sep 2015 12:06 - 63080 of 81564

Jimmy, she opened her mouth too soon. Then realized Germany couldn't cope with the numbers, apart from the security risk. The majority of the migrants have no intention of registering. That is why Hungary has done her a favour by by stemming the flow.
The whole idea of distributing these people around Europe is a nonsense. Once allocated and given papers, they will move again to wherever they please.
Frau Markel has shown who calls the shots in Europe, through this and her treatment of elected governments in Greece and Italy.
I have had a relaxed view of the EU since I have myself worked or consulted in a number of countries. I saw no reason why others shouldn't do the same. Recent events have convinced me that the EU project is self serving, hypocritical and undemocratic. It has changed my thinking and I will be voting to leave the EU.

TANKER - 18 Sep 2015 12:07 - 63081 of 81564

IF FREDS DAUGHTER WORKS IN THE HOME OFFICE GOD HELP US ALL A THICK PIECE OF SHIT LIKE FRED .

THE ONLY PERSON WHO AS SPOKEN THE TRUTH IS THE GREAT FARAGE THE UK WILL VOTE TO GET OUT OF THE STINKING ROTTEN EU

TANKER - 18 Sep 2015 12:08 - 63082 of 81564

my thoughts on fred is very simple just a deluded man who is sick

TANKER - 18 Sep 2015 12:11 - 63083 of 81564

all the eu countries should put all migrants to Germany put on all the transport needed
to get them to Germany they have coursed havoc with their stupid merkel the idiot
get them to Germany full stop

ExecLine - 18 Sep 2015 12:53 - 63084 of 81564



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Fred1new - 18 Sep 2015 12:57 - 63085 of 81564

Manuel.

The camper van is my bolt hole when things get really bad.

Comfortable beds, good shower, good kitchen, large fridge freezer. Excellent heating, comfortable arm chairs and high fi system. Limited Tv. Chef marvellous. BBQ for the
beaches, fishing rods on top. Storage room for enough food and water for 4weeks.

Perfect for overlooking beaches with book and glass of wine in hand or playing chess with grandson, who considers it his bolt hole as well. Thank god he doesn't drink alcohol yet.

I have tried my goddamndest to be kicked out of home, but it is the chain around my legs and a note saying remember "you are the bill payer" stay in your place.

Unfortunately, my wandering days are getting shorter.

Fred1new - 18 Sep 2015 12:59 - 63086 of 81564

Ps.

Judging by hazy one's posting the torrid party is "shit" scared at the possible effect of Corbyn!

Fred1new - 18 Sep 2015 12:59 - 63087 of 81564

Ps.

Judging by hazy one's posting the torrid party is "shit" scared at the possible effect of Corbyn!

cynic - 18 Sep 2015 13:29 - 63088 of 81564

the tories would certainly do well to pay good attention to corbyn's appeal to the younger voters and learn from it


fred - your wandering days are only getting shorter because your bladder is getting weaker :-)

will10 - 18 Sep 2015 13:52 - 63089 of 81564

Missed the musings of the "I'm all right, anyone that has nothing sure as shit ain't getting any of my surplus brigade . "
What happened to we are all gods children. We come into this world with nothing and leave the same way.

Step up, do the right thing. Help your brother when he is down, don't walk around ignoring what you see.
I would put money on it that if anyone of you were left to rot in some transit camp you would be off knocking on the doors of those with surplus to spare.

What's the alternative if we ignore their plight? A generation down the road the built up resentment will burst through any razor wire we erect now.

cynic - 18 Sep 2015 14:00 - 63090 of 81564

i take it that YOUR house doors are open to all and that you do not differentiate between genuine war refugees (syrians) and economic refugees from either within eu or anywhere else who think any (comparatively) rich european country with a good welfare state is fair target

will10 - 18 Sep 2015 14:16 - 63091 of 81564

Hold there now cynic. I started commenting about the UK stepping up and taking its share of the refugees we can't expect Jordan, lebanon etc to cope with all of them. I don't see a problem with taking up to 100k a year.

ExecLine - 18 Sep 2015 14:30 - 63092 of 81564

Neither can I, will10.

But hang on a minute..... Let's call the refugees 'immigrants' instead.

You can see what a rough time they have had, falling out of dinghies and the like. No doubt lots of them will have lost their passports, IDs or other paperwork.

Can you yet see where I am headed?

Just who exactly are they? What is their purpose and objective? Would it be perfectly safe to let them in?

Is there a better way to help them?

How about we send NATO into Syria to fight Assad and also ISIL?

Why don't we clear a space in Syria for them?



Image taken from: http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2015-09/11/europe-syria-refugee-crisis-maps

This latter site also describes the journey of a Refugee.
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