On Monday, 4 July 2016 19:44:26 UTC+1, Len Wood wrote:
On Monday, 4 July 2016 17:19:37 UTC+1, Lawrence Jenkins wrote:
On Monday, 4 July 2016 16:31:11 UTC+1, JohnD wrote:
"Lawrence Jenkins" wrote in message

I think it's called a free world.

True it is that but I would also categorise it as a tad hypocritical..

Absolute nonsense. Many people here monitor and contribute to multiple
weather groups/forums. What's wrong with that? Doesn't bother me, nor most
here I suspect, in the slightest.

People voted for brexit so they can't decide to chop and change once the
vote has taken place. He either came back to gloat or he wants my
friendship.

That's got to win some sort of prize for non-sequitur of the year. But since
you raise the Brexit point, and as an aside, there does indeed look like
being every possibility of 'chop and change'. A fraudulent Leave campaign, a
wafer-thing majority, many Leave voters confused about the reality of their
vote ('I didn't really mean it like that'!) and, in any event, it looks
possible that it may be illegal for the government to trigger Article 50
without the support of a Commons vote - High Court action pending,
potentially.

Majority vote by the people and it would have been even stronger for if it hadn't been for the SNP. However there were plenty of rational Scots who voted against independence and plenty on voted to leave. I had to laugh at the hypocritical carping of the SNP who get to vote in parliament and Hollywood or is it Holyrood-who anyway, cares just a load of fictitious 'Brave Hearts' the lot of them. Anyhow as they get to vote in their own parliament and then in ours even though we don't vote in theirs, the William Wallace's were still moaning and crying they were now out of Europe against their will. It however shows the sheer hypocrisy of todays politicians especially the SNP because as Cameron pointed out to them that if they had have won their independence vote they would have been out of Europe anyway. These people are despicable.
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What you talking about?
It's the SNP that got Cameron in by destroying the Labour party in Scotland.
Cameron only had his bit of glory because of the Lib Dems first time round, and the SNP second time round. We have a stupid electoral system.
O and by the way, to keep on topic, now we are going to leave EU, we have £650 million per week (according to the Leave brigade), some of which will be handy to give to UKMO to improve their forecasts.

The charlatans that led the Leave brigade and hoodwinked Jo Public are now nowhere to be seen to lead the country out of the mess. I wonder why?

Len
Wembury
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Look Len I was nervous about which way to vote but in the end I cannot support a whole hierarchy of corrupt over-paid faceless politicians and as if we don't have enough here. I also feel the EEU is sinister and is filled by totally unelected officials and many or nearly all with a very left in not communist background and they love spending other peoples money. Farage was right when he told them all last week that probably none of them had a proper job in their lives. Now if he said that about the Tory party most here would be in orgasmic over drive. The secret of understanding fellow humans in life is not on what they say but what they do.

I would also suggest the UK was a valued member as it put in more than it took. How framer are incredibly efficient but have had to rein back for inefficient French agriculture. I would further note that EEC directives for AGW emission and H&S are applied more here in the UK because we have more money and an eager army of people who frankly haven't a clue but get bloody well paid to apply it. An old partner of mine who can't wire a plug has just been taken on by Tower Hamlets. I remember being in Spain in 1994 and how their electrical standards were nowhere near ours.

Finally. I've just turned of Brian Cox as I can't stand him . He was explaining the strength gained from have a spherical shape and showing the oddest tradition I've ever seen in Spain I believe. This competition for those that didn't see the program consist of building a human tower easily up to fifty feet and beyond and do you know what they top this human skyscraper with kids almost toddlers and we see the proud parents watching their children risking death and injury which Im sure happens, cheering them on.

Imagine that in this country , I can't,