TCCANARY
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4 minutes ago, Fen Canary said:The leave bus never said anything of the sort. It gave an alternative option for the £350 million, not a prediction of where it would be spent. The articles Swindon has quoted predicted what would happen, and all have been proven to be absolute rubbish
Everyday until 31/12/2020 is Brexitfoolsday.
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22 minutes ago, SwindonCanary said:Some of the things said
BBC: "Brexit could lead to sandwich shorta
ges"
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-44960293
Evening Standard: "Brexit could lead to spread of super-gonorrhoea"
Head of Remain: "Brexit could trigger World War 3"https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/brexit-could-trigger-world-war-7928607
Independent: "Brexit causes millions of apples to rot"
The Guardian: "Brexit aids terrorism around the world"
Guardian: "Brexit could draw more criminals to the UK"
BBC: "Brexit to trigger year long recession, cost 820k jobs"https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-36355564
The National: "Brexit could mean a return to food rationing"https://www.thenational.scot/news/16366321.brexit-could-mean-a-return-to-food-rationing/
BBC: "UN - Brexit could hit women's rights"
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-wales-politics-50014556
BBC: "Brexit could affect sausage rolls"
https://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-europe-49923485/what-could-brexit-mean-for-sausage-rolls
BBC: "Brexit could affect music festivals"
https://www.bbc.com/news/av/uk-politics-49897624/how-could-brexit-affect-music-festivals
Guardian: "Post-Brexit immigration could fuel slavery"
Everyday until 31/12/2020 is Brexitfoolsday.
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8 minutes ago, SwindonCanary said:work it out !
it's 161538461.538
Known idiot does something idiotic.
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5 minutes ago, SwindonCanary said:I don't see it as a lie, £350 million a week was close enough ! about a 2/3rds
A known liar fails to 'see' a lie.
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Treasury figures from Budget confirm there was no £350m a week Brexit dividend
The Treasury has confirmed that it will not be getting an extra £350 million a week after Britain stops paying into the EU budget, despite false claims by Brexiteers during the referendum.
Britain is in fact expected to be overall poorer by £1,200 per person because of Brexit's economic drag, according to the government's spending watchdog.
The chancellor's red budget book shows the gross EU contributions saved by the UK will be around £42 billion over the next five years, rather than the £91 billion claimed under the false figure publicised by Boris Johnson in 2016.-
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46 minutes ago, Rock The Boat said:I said 'someone in the Guardian' not 'someone from the Guardian', your changing the word is to change the meaning so that it fits your narrative. In so doing you have changed the fact to a non-fact. In other words you have created a lie. It's very sad that people need to create lies instead of accepting what is actually there in front of them in black and white. The need to create a fantasy instead of dealing with what's actually there. A life lived in denial isn't a rich experience.
RTB is auditioning for the disinformation unit.
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He'll be getting a lot more chances to be in the stands when he gets banned.
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‘I was at a hospital where there were a few coronavirus patients and I shook hands with everybody’ says Boris Johnson.’ (Sky News)
Except that there were no Covid-19 patients at Kettering, and if there had been his shaking hands practice would have been against all medical advice.
Someone on here keeps telling us that the grown ups are in charge, perhaps they could point out who these grown ups are supposed to be.
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45 minutes ago, SwindonCanary said:Try pointing out a nonsense post !
Here's one.
"Over the last few days I've been called GWAIN ? Swindo, a pathetic little fantasist,village idiot,****hole as well as telling lies.
Beware ! https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/abuse-online-law-police-social-media-harassment-review-commission-criminal-offences-a8610811.html"-
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32 minutes ago, SwindonCanary said:Over the last few days I've been called GWAIN ? Swindo, a pathetic little fantasist,village idiot,****hole as well as telling lies.
Beware ! https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/abuse-online-law-police-social-media-harassment-review-commission-criminal-offences-a8610811.htmlSeeing you try and defend the nonsense you post and claim you're being harassed would be hilarious. 🤣
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"Instant soup is a fast food"
It's not food, it's a drink.
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There seems to be some confusion as to whether he can sign for a club outside a transfer window. Some reports say he will not be able to sign for a european club until June.
The MLS transfer window is open, he might be off to the USA.
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20 hours ago, keelansgrandad said:No, I'm not one of them, I've got grey hair
Looks like Todd has aswell!
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We know that two of the people in the picture Hucks & Toddwell, are you one of the others, do you know who the others are?
How about getting together to re-create the picture?
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26 minutes ago, Herman said:Something significant must have happened, not sure what, but since 31st January we have had three storms, heavy flooding, the start of a pandemic and now snow.
Do we have to start killing our first born or am I mixing my biblical stories?
I think what happens next is that the North Sea will part and the lost tribe of Brexit will be able to reach the promised land, once the Leavers try to follow us the gap will close and they will drown in their own foolishness.
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17 minutes ago, keelansgrandad said:I liked how he said that normally 25K US citizens die of the flu every year anyway. (Probably about the same as die in shootings) And nobody in the US has died of this virus. Well, statistically Donald, the same amount will die this year of the annual round of influenza. This virus is on top of the normal one.
https://lawcenter.giffords.org/facts/gun-violence-statistics/
It's about 36K each year for shootings, probably why they think it's not that importatnt to deal with Coronavirus properly.
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11 minutes ago, Van wink said:His 9% cut to the budget of the US centre for disease control might not have been his best move.
He's beaten that one by appointing a man who doesn't believe in science to be in control of the USA response to Coronavirus.
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20 hours ago, Herman said:Unfortunately there are millions of people that simply can't afford to self isolate. At least two weeks off work with no cover, no safety net of sick pay, insecure jobs.
If only we all had a grace and favour country mansion that we could disappear to. 😀
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45 minutes ago, Van wink said:It’s not a matter of truth, it’s your failure have any grasp of proportionality or business acumen. I should get back to handing out parking tickets if I were you, there’s a good lad.
Parking Enforcement Officers do a very valuable job, don't be such a snob.
You'd be the first to complain if an ambulance couldn't get to you if the road was blocked by illegally parked cars.
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3 minutes ago, Van wink said:Yes you're right, it doesn't include the little contracts that would have minimal value or profit to big companies. Pedantry of the highest order.....its easy to see why you're such a fan of the EU.
It's easy to see that you're not a fan of the truth.
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34 minutes ago, Rock The Boat said:So you're saying the tender for printing the new British passports was less than EUR139k. Okaaaay.....
And the rest of the sentence "the general EU principals of transparency and equal treatment should be respected" should have provided a little clue to the clueless
No. What you said was,
Because of EU rules, the Government has to put all public contracts out to tender to all EU countries. The EU stops us from restricting it to UK companies only.
And I then informed you that it's not all public contracts.
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34 minutes ago, Rock The Boat said:Because of EU rules, the Government has to put all public contracts out to tender to all EU countries. The EU stops us from restricting it to UK companies only.
When and how EU rules apply?
All public procurement procedures in the EU are carried out on the basis of national rules. For higher value contracts, these rules are based on general EU public procurement rules.
The value limits (thresholds) that mark when EU rules are used depend on the subject of the purchase, and who is making the purchase. These thresholds are revised regularly and the amounts adjusted slightly (next revision is due in 2020).
The main limits are:
- EUR 139 000 for most types of services and supplies purchased by central government authorities
- EUR 5 350 000 for construction contracts
You can check the detailed public procurement thresholds or verify the limits directly with your national rules.
For lower value tenders, only national public procurement rules apply but the general EU principals of transparency and equal treatment should be respected.
Another Brexit lie busted.
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7 minutes ago, king canary said:No we shouldn't 'all know that by now' because it is rubbish.
Debts were cleared pre-promotion (aside from the £5m we borrowed off the fans for the Colney upgrade). So no the cash hasn't helped to clear debts or build the academy/facilities.
We're debt free, will have a turnover of over £100m this season, likely to see our highest ever play sales happen this summer and two years of parachute payments coming in. The idea we can't compete to sign the best players from teams like Blackburn or Reading is ridiculous.
Didn't we make a loss in the year we got promoted?
Sky Predictions - Super 6
in Main Discussion - Norwich City
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Here's mine, feeling very confident.
· AFC Bournemouth P Crystal Palace P
· Manchester City P Burnley P
· Newcastle United P Sheffield United P
· Norwich City P Southampton P