Comments by "P GUD" (@p.g.u.d) on "euronews" channel.

  1. Adisbir actually the wiki entry has a number of modern examples you can soak in. Do you accept that national self determination is international law?
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  2. Absolutely right. They're LYING and they KNOW they are just from the wording they use "... suggests that ..." "... seems to indicate ..." "... appears to ..." total liars.
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  3. Same old puerile remoaner argument.
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  4. Spoken like a true traitor.
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  5.  @deanhoare8789  that's because you're a remoaner. Remoaners always lie.
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  6. qpae123 tough. We're exiting the EU.
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  7. Guess who commissioned this "analysis"? "Best for Britain". Guess who funds them?
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  8. A general election is basically in her gift. But a second referendum is not. It would require weeks of debate and legislation. It would need to be on the motion papers and parliament has already rejected at least four e-petitions for second referenda of various flavours and one bill by the libdems. The libdems referendum bill was defeated early July 2018, 299 votes to 13. It AIN'T gonna happen.
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  9. Vile woman.
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  10. This Channel is a remoaner circle jerk i see....
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  11.  @cbcdesign001  elaborate. Just exactly what "atrocities" have stemmed from nationalism? I'm pretty sure you are thinking of National Socialism.
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  12.  @popelgruner595  that's not how it was sold to the public. Because if it had been we would ALL have said NO. But that was part of the planning, that federalism would be salami sliced on the public without them knowing. If the roots are holy then the branches are holy. An evil tree cannot bear good fruit. Nor can a good healthy tree bear corrupt fruit. By their fruits, you shall know them.
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  13. José Dourado and that's your considered opinion is it?
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  14. Who needs comedians, clowns and village idiots when we have an abundance of remoaners?
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  15. omglabel why be an international socialist twat intent on homogenising planet earth turning us all into a cultural blancmange with Islam emerging as the universal oppressor?
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  16. yet another idiot.
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  17. Roll the dice? ..... ROLL THE FRICKIN DICE? Well. that's rich coming from the PM who GAMBLED on offering a referendum in order to RETAIN POWER FOR A FEW FRICKIN YEARS. David... you truly are a hypocrite. look that up... I am a Christian, Dave. I can tell you now, if there is ONE THING The Lord Jesus detests. ... it's..... HYPOCRISY.
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  18. anyway I don't really care... all that matters is that we escape the criminal clutches of the EU .
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  19. Philip Hammond better avoid cliff edges. we will leave the EU. that means the single market and the customs union. I want REAL Brexit, not PHONEY Brexit.
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  20. +Irishandtired Alex Jones is pro Brexit.
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  21. lefrise5 UK has fantastic historic and trade ties with Australia. Australia is busting a gut to talk "T" with us. they want a reciprocal visa free travel agreement and a reciprocal pensions agreement which we once had and SACRIFICED when we became EUrocratz
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  22. lefrise5​ nicer? Less polluting? The EU is a pollution and waste MONSTROSITY. Witness CAP (common agricultural policy .. still unreformed) .... EU are the vampires who run the bloodbank. The world had used international shipping to transport goods, create jobs, cost effectively and in bulk for hundreds and hundreds, actually thousands of years. We have low emission aeroplane engines nowadays, and getting better. Yes, we can produce and sell locally. Leaving the EU will promote that! Leaving the EU will be a win win win for UK, Europe, and actually, opening up competition again. Trade blocs are seriously an anachronism.
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  23. bob rail that sounds right. Actually, we used to have fantastic relations with the Asia Pacific region and a splendid reciprocal pensions and visa agreement with Australia NZ. Seriously, the EU looks more and more insular and beurocrtic. EU single market looks like the tombstone of European trade ...
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  24. qpae123 that's a silly remark. People buy what they WANT to buy, has a good reputation and fits their needs. Nobody is suggesting that Brits will buy cars from India. We buy cars from UK, Germany and Italy. Which is exactly why Germany and Italy will want 0 tarrif sales into UK. We buy a lot more from EU than we SELL to them. We can sell more to India, Canada, USA, Australia, new Zealand, new Guinea, Malaysia, south Korea, China, .... IF we can make agreements outside the EU. The EU takes AGES to make... Very very bad, beurocratic trade deals, which Donald Trump wants to chuck out because they are STITCH-UPS. AND HE'S RIGHT. The UK can make efficient bespoke trade deals ON OUR OWN. Much more tailored to UK and much friendlier to trade partners. EU beurocrats are not exactly business minded. Cheers.
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  25. qpae123 excuse me. I am a person FYI. I have been in business for decades. People buy what meets their needs and has a good reputation and ofc value for money is a very important factor. If you buy "what you can afford' then I presume you eat from cans of dog food ... as one individual I learned about did. Interestingly that individual bought premium dog food to eat. .... You need a more nuanced and mature understanding of markets and trade.
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  26. qpae123 okay you're not going to learn. ...
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  27. Just because you swan around making statements about the popularity or otherwise of Nigel doesn't make it so. You are a nobody. Nobody knows you or us interested in your judgement. Nigel on the other hand has had historic influence on the uk.
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  28. it's not a damn divorce. the the typical negative spin.
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  29. LOL George is talking about an ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM. George..... is it PINK?
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  30. You mean REDEEM money from the crooks in the EU. The more the better.
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  31. K Me no. He's complaining that the scurrilous conniving ratbags in the eu are briefing against the uk when we have not yet negotiated a trade deal. You wouldn't be trying to misrepresent him, we would you? If there's one thing i can't stand it's sleazy little mischief makers. To say you would reject a bad deal is s statement of the obvious. To try to manipulate business when the process has barely even started is scurrilous. We are still an eu member and we pay our membership. And this is how we get treated. I will celebrate 🎉 when we break away from this awful union.
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  32. The "poll" means nothing. We've heard it all before. We heard it on referendum day.
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  33. MickRick E not sure what you mean Mick .. I'm an Englishman and I actually personally wish Ireland could be self governing and the English and Irish could have a great friendship. I've never visited Ireland, but it's one of my life ambitions to explore Ireland at some point.
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  34.  @josedourado3747  the attempt has been OBVIOUS. From . Briefing against uk negotiators . Leaking details of meetings . Obstructionism . Suggesting a uk CARVE UP pfff . EU ministers outright calling for a second referendum (yesterday). The EU has other (major) problems to deal with now. Two countries under article 7. More countries to bully around... The EU has a lot of bullying to do....
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  35.  @MrJason005  the eu is mouth frothing federalist and in the pay of big corporations and pharma. Supporting that makes one globalist regardless of anything else.
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  36. Yeah. They're calling for FREXIT you can SEE THE SIGNS but you won't mention that. The French have had enough of eu arrogance too.
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  37. This is so pathetic. Of course people are googling it because it's topical. I've googled it umpteen times because i want to see what people understand out there. I'm a ukip member and campaigned for the leave vote. Googling "what is brexit" doesn't indicate confusion, it's intelligence gathering. Not to mention that many school kids are probably writing essays and doing homework about it. This is pure drivel.
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  38. Peter Stark Do you know what "condescending twat" means?
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  39.  @piperjj4486  Um.... This is poor use of terminology. Britain consists of the British Isles. It's the entire geographic archipelago, and encapsulates Great Britain, Ireland as a whole, the Hebrides and hundreds of channel islands, including the Isle of Man. It's the name of an Archipelago. Ireland is, geographically, part of the British Isles (It's British). The UK encapsulates Great Britain (That's the main British Isle) and Northern Ireland. That's why the passport says "The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland". Great Britain itself encapsulates England, Scotland and Wales. The Isle of man is autonomous and is a uk protectorate. Same applies for other channel islands. It's a common mistake for Americans to conflate Britain with the UK. We refer to it as UK. (Short for United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland).
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  40.  @johnpijano4786  "The troubles shows how that did would happen." Your sentence makes no sense. The verb "to do" and "will (would)" are both modal auxiliaries. English does not use two modal auxiliary verbs together. It uses a modal auxiliary with a main verb. Your sentence is nonsensical to an English speaker. Try wording it a different way.
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  41. Gabriel no. But we Brits are. The politicians aren't used to listening to us. It frightens them.
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  42. This is so pathetic. Of course people are googling it because it's topical. I've googled it umpteen times because i want to see what people understand out there. I'm a ukip member and campaigned for the leave vote. Googling "what is brexit" doesn't indicate confusion, it's intelligence gathering. Not to mention that many school kids are probably writing essays and doing homework about it. This is pure drivel.
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  43.  @pierrevallet6188  there's no such thing as eu funding. It's your vivid imagination. Let me explain. The UK has been a consistent net contributor to the eu, lo, these 25 years. The "EU funding" to which you refer is actually, OUR money. Which the eu TELLS us how to spend. And for the wonderful privilege of being able to spend OUR money the way the EU tells us, we have to fly the eu flag, OR GET FINED.
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  44.  @pierrevallet6188  here's MY answer. We stop paying the EU to tell us how to spend OUR money, and become normal again. How does that grab you? And how about the eu take a flying you know what at a rolling 🍩? 😂 We're not going to dance to the skanky eu tune any more. ....
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  45. It's not ironic. It's deliberate
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  46. Tony Bliar. Who even now should be rotting in a prison cell for his crimes. . Lying in parliament . Illegal invasion costing hundreds of thousands of lives. . Cash for questions . Bernie Eccleston And basically his entire shambolic self seeking ministry. Go to jail. Go directly to jail. Do not pass the masonic temple. Do not collect a get out of jail for free card.
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  47. Adisbir and ps. Catalonia has NOT always been a part of Spain, that is a LIE. whether or not it is a part of Spain is irrelevant. The international law is precisely for the ability of regions to seek national self determination. You can try all the tricks you want.
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  48. Adisbir as far as california.. They of course have the right to national self determination and there has even been recent talk of states breaking away from the USA. You are making my point for me.
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  49. Adisbir http://www.toptenstip.com/top-10-oldest-countries-in-the-world/ Can i urge you to check your facts before you post stuff?
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  50. Adisbir do you accept that international law garauntees the right to national self determination? Right now I'd like to be Puigdemont's attorney. Because i would take both Spain and the eu to court for breaking international law and interfering with a people seeking self determination. And i would win VERY QUICKLY because any judge would recognise that UN law has been broken. And Spain IS a UN member https://www.bing.com/search?q=UN+members&qs=n&form=QBLH&sp=-1&pq=un+members&sc=5-10&sk=&cvid=C49AEB0559774639B90F7139F70A11C9
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