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@PnlChelsea
Welsh. Chelsea fan. Expat in Malta.
Sliema, Malta Katılım Şubat 2012
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Next time you have an issue, call me. You don’t need to go telling tales and consuming officer time with tittle-tattle
Cllr Lee Scordis@LScordis
@nickycash @russellquirk Nope, I was abroad and with 9 years experience would not need to attend an opening 'how-to' meeting. I have complained to standards as Mr Quirk has broken several rules here.
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@TVKev @LucyTCWife No not cynical. You're just demonstrating that you don't really care about integrity in public office. Stop pretending that you do.
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Rayner gets cleared. Farage gets investigated. The inate corruption of the left-wing establishment. Welcome to the ruins of once great Britain...
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@PnlChelsea Should’ve said ‘not a single pro independence supporter has given a realistic answer’ better?
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Thank god enough people voted for pro onion parties because not a single pro Welsh independence supporter has ever answered -
1. Wales has a fiscal deficit of £21B a year, meaning we spend £21B more than we raise via our own taxes in Wales. How do we replace the £21 billion we receive from Westminster?
2. Is it by raising taxes or making cuts?
3. Independence would likely wipe out 95% of DVLA, military, royal mint and civil service jobs as we go from the demand of 70m people to 3m people. How do we replace those jobs?
Dan Thomas MS@DanWalesReform
Reform is leading the opposition here in Wales. We will work hard every day to make sure your voice is finally heard in the corridors of power.
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Knew it was coming, and I suspect she's known since last November when she was suddenly missing for those games against Liverpool and Barca, but still very sad to have it confirmed. A total legend. Go well Sam.
Ben Jacobs@JacobsBen
BREAKING: Sam Kerr will leave Chelsea when her contract expires this summer. Kerr departs as Chelsea's fourth-highest appearance maker and with 115 goals for the club. 🗣️ Kerr: "When I reflect on my Chelsea career and doing it for the last time [against Manchester United this Saturday], I just feel happy. Happy that it happened, and I feel so grateful to have played for this club for six years and won as many trophies as we could." Kerr will leave having won five WSL titles, three FA Cups, three League Cups and the Community Shield.🇦🇺
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@EdFinch424580 @psmit47211920 @weezer316 @afneil Well the people who cared were the ones who were arguing who was at fault for the debt. A conversation you and I joined. And while Labour's spending may have been higher than many would have recommended, the Tory party at that time weren't among 'the many.'
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@PnlChelsea @psmit47211920 @weezer316 @afneil All this whataboutery. Tories, Labour, who cares? What i care about is the facts that dictate whether competent governance takes place. Labour spending was probably not "out of control" before 2008 but it was certainly higher than many would have recommended. It doesn't matter
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This is economic ignorance of a high degree, even for my old mate Diane. If you don’t want to be ‘dominated’ by the bond markets then don’t borrow £3 trillion from them. Be honest with the people and explain how your idea of socialism will entail EVERYBODY paying a shed load more in tax. If you can’t do that then you will be in hock to the bond markets. It’s as simple as that.
Novara Media@novaramedia
"If the British government is going to be completely dominated by the bond market, MPs might as well go home." Diane Abbott told Cathy Newman on Sky News that whoever replaces Keir Starmer as prime minister must go through a "properly organised selection process", regardless of any "hissy fit" made by the bond markets. When this provoked laughter from Newman and eye rolling from former Conservative cabinet minister Gillian Keegan, @HackneyAbbott argued that there's no point in having a parliament if the financial sector always has the final word.
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@RhysCarefree I'm not saying whether I like the answer or not. What I am saying is that there have been answers given when your contention was that 'not a single pro independence supporter' had ever given one.
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It’s like you asking me ‘can you afford a Lamborghini?’
‘Yes, as the repayments are only £10 a month’
If you like that answer fair enough.
It’s both, because to borrow you need a good economy, and to continue spending at the current rate we’d either need to increase taxes on businesses and people or we’d make huge cuts because we’re currently £21 billion off
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@llllllukew @kca0027 Perhaps I am but I'd venture still considerably brighter than you.
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@PnlChelsea @kca0027 Keep embarrassing yourself. Hope for your sake this is a wind up otherwise you’re as dumb as rocks
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Could cost us our place in the PL & yes I know it’s a 38 game szn but big moments make a big difference.
Refereeing standards in this country are at rock bottom & you have to wonder why.
Leeds’ pen was checked multiple times, this was checked & done in less than a minute - why?
The Spurs Express@TheSpursExpress
Newly disclosed angle shows Nmecha doesn’t get a touch to the ball, and that #Tottenham should’ve had a penalty ⬇️
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@RhysCarefree They have answered the question. It's just you don't agree with the answer. It's the size of the deficit you've made a big deal of when arguing against Welsh independence, not the ability to borrow. Make your mind up here.
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Well no, because they haven’t answered the question, they’ve provided fantasy figures. You can’t put that forward as a serious answer because it’s nonsense.
Yeah the UK deficit also increased, but their GDP and size of the economy allows greater borrowing than ours would. Another thing the pro independence don’t like talking about is how we pay off our % of the national debt when we take it on. Like I said, it’s an absolute non starter
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@EdFinch424580 @psmit47211920 @weezer316 @afneil What happened after 2007 isn't the point though. The Tories were committed to matching Labour's public spending before the financial crash and then put the narrative out there that Labour's spending was out of control before 2008.
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@PnlChelsea @psmit47211920 @weezer316 @afneil Something happened just after 2007 that fundamentally changed everything. Can't for the life of me thing what it was. Also, don't take me for a Tory cheerleader. I won't be voting for either labour or tory after their record in govt over the last 30 odd years.
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@EdFinch424580 @psmit47211920 @weezer316 @afneil Did you hear the Tories saying Labour was spending too much? Osborne pledged to match Labour's public spending for 3 years back in 2007. Or has it been convenient for you to forget that?
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@psmit47211920 @weezer316 @afneil Always makes me laugh when people say Cameron and Osbourne massively increased the national debt - they inherited a situation where the difference in annual spending commitments verusus tax revenue was a deficit of 10% of GDP a year!!!
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@llllllukew @kca0027 And the problem for Tottenham fans is that angle exists even if the penalty had been given. And they still would have said they saw a touch on the ball.
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@llllllukew @kca0027 Does he? So let me tell you,bif the audio of that is ever released that will almost certainly be the angle where they'll say they see a touch on the ball.
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@RhysCarefree Errr yes. So contrary to your original tweet that stated that not a single pro independence supporter has ever answered, I presume you're now happy to accept that was nonsense then? And yes the deficit has increased since then. Guess which other deficit has increased as well 😉
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No, you’ve used an article written by a known politically bias group that want independence, using old figures (£14 billion deficit in 2020, which is now over £20 billion)
They then site an article written by Prof John Doyle, Which is a paper that the pro indi movement always points to, which is also highly contested and not definitive evidence.
It was commissioned by a pro-independence party, so it’s not independent in funding or purpose. He assumes negotiation outcomes that are unknown in reality and is based on a best case scenario, also claims the deficit may be as low as £2 billion, in short, it’s nonsense.
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@2_Dare_Is_To_Do @tony_aurelius @llllllukew @kca0027 Every team will have things to complain about. There are also things every team has got away with. I know Chelsea have. You got away with 2 yourself earlier in that very same game.
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@PnlChelsea @tony_aurelius @llllllukew @kca0027 He’s not deluding himself he’s speaking facts! VAR has conned us on multiple occasions this season, so much so with the points we’ve lost we’d likely have been challenging for the CL places.
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@llllllukew @kca0027 Yeah it's only the angle that shows the touch on the ball but never mind.
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@PnlChelsea @kca0027 You say that but used the least conclusive angle to make your point 😂
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@RhysCarefree No you don't get out of it like that. You said nobody is giving answers. They've given answers right there and they've given figures. Maybe you can answer the question whether you think the status quo really is the best Wales can do for itself?
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@PnlChelsea An article by yes Cymru isn’t worth the paper it’s written on, it’s all ifs, buts and maybes as usual
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@tony_aurelius @llllllukew @kca0027 Less of the insults. It's quite clear. What's more it was quite clear to VAR as well. Keep deluding yourself if you must though.
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@PnlChelsea @llllllukew @kca0027 are you retarded mate? its impossible to see contact from the angle you claim is definitive, you understand that right?
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@clarescastle Losers consent allowed those who pushed the ridiculous idea the time to come up with something that would allow the UK to prosper. The clowns that pushed it couldn't even agree amongst themselves how to do that. You voted for a disaster and you got it.
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Brexit was about making our own choices on all issues, and spending our money as we chose. It was voted for by the majority, and necessitated leaving a supranational body. It is the continuing lack of loser’s consent that has been so damaging. A negative image of our choice is constantly promoted by the losers; obsessed politicians, lazy civil servants and a partisan media. @TimesRadio
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@tony_aurelius @llllllukew @kca0027 How much more mental gymnastics do we want to indulge in here? His foot in that still is literally touching the ball. The moving picture shows the touch. The moving picture of your angle shows his touch as well, just not as conclusively.
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@PnlChelsea @llllllukew @kca0027 Mate, it's literally impossible to gauge contact from the angle you deem 'conclusive' because his foot blocks the line of vision, from the new angle it's clear maddison makes contact first and was fouled 🤷
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