Terry

@sceptical guy wrote:

Tel, I’m not getting into a yes it does, no it doesn’t debate. That’s for morons.And I welcome the cosmopolitan nature of the economy. I maintain good relations with Polish people, who are good people on the whole. Their accent doesn’t bother me.

The main problem lies in regulating a decent wage for all to make sure…

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@sceptical guy wrote:

Our long-term future lies in Europe.

No, it doesn’t.

@sceptical guy wrote:

@panda12 wrote:

Just love the way that somebody has to bring immigrants into it. Typical. :roll:

in full agreement with you there, Panda

Oh I’m so sorry for daring to bring my opinion into it.

It’s not a debate on the EU, but there’s no doubt in my mind that the EU has burdened us with problems.

Employment, housing, immigration and education are some of the issues touched upon by Kenty. Each of those areas has been affected by controversial government policy towards European integration. And not in a good way.

I long for the time when…[Read more]

:shock: Oh crap, I’m in a political debate again. I hate it when that happens!

Always put people who use pink fonts on ignore. :!:

@kent f OBE wrote:

The statement is from a newspaper…not my personal opinion

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@Mrs_Teapot wrote:

As far as Europe is concerned I used to be pro Europe… but Im sort of coming around to Terry’s way of thinking….. not persuaded yet but certainly not as pro Europe as I used to be…. we need some open debate… with facts and figures and no spin!

What we need is an end to european integration.

The Poles have sent home -…[Read more]

@sceptical guy wrote:

And Terry, sorry mate, couldn’t disagree with you more. We had the referendum on Europe.

the neo-Nazis could do very well in Greece’s lection, I believe, and look at Le Pen in France and the UKIP/BNP here). In the long term, Europe is where Britain’s destiny lies.

1) We’ve not had a referendum on Europe. If we had we…[Read more]

I think we need a government that will bring about positive change.

One things’s for certain – we’re not going to get it with David Cameron.

We need to get ourselves out of the EU with a national referendum and start from there.

@jen_jen wrote:

if they are dismissive of my opinion and don’t respect it then I have to question whether they respect me…and if a person doesn’t respect me can they really be a friend?

This is the point I was making.

I’ve got the Paul Noble cd course from WH Smith.

Women with a French accent just do it for me.

Don’t ever get into pm with that Sir Actor fella. He doesn’t have a clue about anything.

@kent f OBE wrote:

I agree with J in France on this subject….it’s not about your mate not valuing your opinion Terry…it’s about him needing to work things out how he see fit

:shock: He just wanted to talk about himself. As usual.

Sceptical Guy – Blair’s return to politics was highlighted in a Daily Mail article.

Blair is the guy who – during his 10 years in office – created nearly 4,000 new laws, none of which were needed.

He’s made many people’s lives a misery.

And he was a participant in a war that cost thousands of lives. The next time I want to see his name in the…[Read more]

@J_in_France wrote:

To cut a friend off because they do not value your opinion seems a bit harsh but that is your choice

If you and I were friends and I didn’t value your opinion and you knew I didn’t. Why on earth would you want me as a friend???

Wake up and smell the coffee!

I wish I could agree with you. Maybe I will at some point in the future and on a different topic, but not on this occasion.

Scrambled eggs, black pudding, beans, sausage, bacon and mushrooms with lightly buttered toast. Followed by porage with syrup. Cup of tea.

@kent f OBE wrote:

@tinks wrote:

@Terry wrote:

…is coming to London. He’s a world-famous speaker which (I suppose) explains the ticket prices.

http://anthonyrobbinsworld.com/upwlondon/

well I hope his popularity is enough to fill the seats at those prices……….ridiculous :roll:

Tinks you have to book in advance he is always over…

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