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.

Take it you were a big fan of that loveable character Saddam Hussein then Rosie. Are you an ISIS fan too ?

do not post crap . but alas sadam did keep them under control and most had a good life now very few have a life at all.
same with gadafi , now the world is one big war .

about leaders Russia and iran a Saudi will never allow their countries to be taken over
france nigh on a muslim state and the uk not far behind , we have no leaders with guts

I would also say that 97% of our MPS are only in the job for their own ends not the country

so you think MPs should be totally altruistic?
that might be an ideal, but totally unrealistic, and certainly being a good MP is damn hard work and not for the fainthearted

libs are destroying the world prisons out of control .
nanny states course crime .
we need to take back our country with strong laws and bring back prisons that serve and fight crime not make it worse , lock them up for 20 hours a day and feed them porridge and dry bread . most days no tvs no papers just the bible and rules of the uk

cynic if they do not want to be a good mp for the country then do not put up .

no one puts their name forward for selection to be a BAD mp, but you can't expect an mp not have "outside interests" and business connections, for the lifespan of being an mp can be pretty parlous

cynic , that as nothing to do with a good mp . to be a good mp the country should be your main aim . if your own business comes first then do not put up .
take the ceo of JOH LEWIS he as given up is great job , to do another job he said you must put all your efforts into the job you do . he is honest and a very good man

I'm sure laurenrose is a liberal plant, who's main job is to post on BB's
spouting absolute intelligible rubbish in an attempt at justify the socialist
multicultural liberal lefties existence...

Otherwise he's just an illiterate waste of space...

the only good lib is a dead one ,

however, a good ad lib can be very entertaining

Then there must be two plants on this thread!

I want to go out buts it pouring down and very windy .

its nice and warm in the house heating on 20 you do not want to go out but I must
my gas bill will be bigger than ever this year do not mind the cold but do not like the damp british gas will be the winner

I thought you'd be a bit tougher than that laurenrose , I thought you used to be a TANKER driver .

fred, 74927 "Then there must be two plants on this thread"


Is that the sense of humour cynic keeps talking about..Being able to make fun of
oneselves bodily makeup...

The 2 peas in the pot ( Goldfinger & cynic ) >>>> soldier on somewhere else ( the stabbing was not mortal it seems ).......

3rd eye21 Nov '16 - 08:37 - 9492 of 9497
mam stock watch YET AGAIN playing up. What a waste of space, I hear Ian as gone and a new bird taken over.

Bring back Ian, he was a manic depressive but he was more consistent than this new techie.


goldilocks121 Nov '16 - 08:46 - 9493 of 9497
MAM has virtually no share discussion at all

The agreement on the Tran-Pacific Partnership (TPP) between 12 Pacific Rim countries is being touted as the biggest trade deal the world has seen in two decades.

It accounts for more than 40% of the world's economy and includes superpowers such as the US and Japan.

While the monumental deal is aimed at liberalising commerce across the countries, not all of the industries and sectors involved will benefit as much as others.

Here's a look at some of the major winners and losers of the free trade agreement that would cut thousands of taxes or tariffs.

Carmakers
Some of the world's biggest car firms based in Japan, such as Toyota and Honda, would benefit from getting cheaper access to the US, which is its biggest export market.
Japanese carmakers may be able to manufacture US-bound cars with parts bought from elsewhere in Asia, as the deal enforces minimums for locally sourced materials
Meanwhile, US vehicle exports would also grow if car tariffs as high as 70% in growing emerging markets such as Vietnam are removed.

Farmers
Farmers and companies behind foods such as US poultry, that are currently taxed up to 40% in some cases, will benefit if those taxes are cut or eliminated.
US soybeans, for example, can be taxed as much as 35%.
Beef farmers are also set to gain on the reduction or elimination of tariffs on the meat into Japan, Mexico and Canada over 10 years.
Other foods that would see 98% of the taxes eliminated include dairy, sugar, wine, rice and seafood.
Big food exporting countries such as Australia and New Zealand will benefit from the move.

Oh, and Donald Trump ha just said he will issue an executive action on his first day in office to withdraw from the Trans-Pacific Partnership.

EL.

I think you need to do some serious research into TIPP, TURD or whatever they care to call it.

Anyone who gets any choice at all turfs the whole thing in de bin.

It's mega biz on steroids!

TRUMP is great news posting on twitter I will look after the uk Americans friends