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TranceNRG wrote:The last line is funny coming from you Cammy but I was just reporting what had been reported in the media. Do you think it's right for EU to interfere with Ireland's sweetheart tax deals?
Billions from the UK sent to Ireland but EU get all the creditChips wrote:TranceNRG wrote:The last line is funny coming from you Cammy but I was just reporting what had been reported in the media. Do you think it's right for EU to interfere with Ireland's sweetheart tax deals?
It's not that's it's right, it's more a question of how on earth were they allowed to undercut everyone else in the EU whilst simultaneously trousering billions of euros from everyone year after year? We hear a lot about having your cake and eating it but Ireland were eating everyone else cake and getting them to pay for it.
Wot??TranceNRG wrote:Billions from the UK sent to Ireland but EU get all the creditChips wrote:TranceNRG wrote:The last line is funny coming from you Cammy but I was just reporting what had been reported in the media. Do you think it's right for EU to interfere with Ireland's sweetheart tax deals?
It's not that's it's right, it's more a question of how on earth were they allowed to undercut everyone else in the EU whilst simultaneously trousering billions of euros from everyone year after year? We hear a lot about having your cake and eating it but Ireland were eating everyone else cake and getting them to pay for it.
What reparations have France given out to the tens of millions of people they murdered over the years?La soule wrote:Wot??TranceNRG wrote:Billions from the UK sent to Ireland but EU get all the creditChips wrote:TranceNRG wrote:The last line is funny coming from you Cammy but I was just reporting what had been reported in the media. Do you think it's right for EU to interfere with Ireland's sweetheart tax deals?
It's not that's it's right, it's more a question of how on earth were they allowed to undercut everyone else in the EU whilst simultaneously trousering billions of euros from everyone year after year? We hear a lot about having your cake and eating it but Ireland were eating everyone else cake and getting them to pay for it.
If that was the case, It would be fair in any case considering that your host country tried to exterminate all things Irish a century ago or so.
The hatred is still there, look at DAC & Toga.
Nice try. The gloating about the predicament of Ireland post brexit by your like on this thread is telling.100MileDad wrote:What reparations have France given out to the tens of millions of people they murdered over the years?La soule wrote:Wot??TranceNRG wrote:Billions from the UK sent to Ireland but EU get all the creditChips wrote:TranceNRG wrote:The last line is funny coming from you Cammy but I was just reporting what had been reported in the media. Do you think it's right for EU to interfere with Ireland's sweetheart tax deals?
It's not that's it's right, it's more a question of how on earth were they allowed to undercut everyone else in the EU whilst simultaneously trousering billions of euros from everyone year after year? We hear a lot about having your cake and eating it but Ireland were eating everyone else cake and getting them to pay for it.
If that was the case, It would be fair in any case considering that your host country tried to exterminate all things Irish a century ago or so.
The hatred is still there, look at DAC & Toga.
Considering the British history and yours It maybe a good idea to shut your xenophobic gob.100MileDad wrote:So you haven't given any reparations then? Not even for the 1 million dead in Algeria...........So I suggest you shut your mouth about the UK and Ireland's history then, OK?
Again, nice deflection that hardly answer the point being made though. Why do you hate them so much? They even speak the same language.100MileDad wrote:So you haven't given any reparations then? Not even for the 1 million dead in Algeria...........So I suggest you shut your mouth about the UK and Ireland's history then, OK?
You can get back in Le Box as well, you moronic buffoon.Laurent wrote:Considering the British history and yours It maybe a good idea to shut your xenophobic gob.100MileDad wrote:So you haven't given any reparations then? Not even for the 1 million dead in Algeria...........So I suggest you shut your mouth about the UK and Ireland's history then, OK?
Spudpeeler or outright criminal shooting civilian armed with a Hanky ?
brought you civilisation then ...SamShark wrote:When are the French going to apologise for 1066?
Hmm?
I don't see the point in carrying on the conversation with a hypocrite.La soule wrote:Again, nice deflection that hardly answer the point being made though. Why do you hate them so much? They even speak the same language.100MileDad wrote:So you haven't given any reparations then? Not even for the 1 million dead in Algeria...........So I suggest you shut your mouth about the UK and Ireland's history then, OK?
Starving an entire people to death is not pretty DAC, so may want to stop wearing this as a badge of honor.
It is fine, you do not have too.100MileDad wrote:I don't see the point in carrying on the conversation with a hypocrite.La soule wrote:Again, nice deflection that hardly answer the point being made though. Why do you hate them so much? They even speak the same language.100MileDad wrote:So you haven't given any reparations then? Not even for the 1 million dead in Algeria...........So I suggest you shut your mouth about the UK and Ireland's history then, OK?
Starving an entire people to death is not pretty DAC, so may want to stop wearing this as a badge of honor.
The French don't apologize, they think it is beneath them.SamShark wrote:When are the French going to apologise for 1066?
Hmm?
NickC wrote:The French don't apologize, they think it is beneath them.SamShark wrote:When are the French going to apologise for 1066?
Hmm?
Apart from bombing the Rainbow Warrior when they couldn't wriggle out of it any longer.......
Computer says you made 20.5% of your posts on this thread.Chips wrote:I've not posted much on this thread. I make one comment about tax deals Ireland have made to attract investment from, mainly, US companies that had resulted in Apple saving €13bn in uncollected tax and the French trolls say it's ok due to the policies of Oliver Cromwell.
Has there been any worse leaps on logic?
La soule wrote:Computer says you made 20.5% of your posts on this thread.Chips wrote:I've not posted much on this thread. I make one comment about tax deals Ireland have made to attract investment from, mainly, US companies that had resulted in Apple saving €13bn in uncollected tax and the French trolls say it's ok due to the policies of Oliver Cromwell.
Has there been any worse leaps on logic?
Two sentences again, albeit small ones. Well played.La soule wrote:NickC wrote:The French don't apologize, they think it is beneath them.SamShark wrote:When are the French going to apologise for 1066?
Hmm?
Apart from bombing the Rainbow Warrior when they couldn't wriggle out of it any longer.......
Did they actually apologize??
That's quite nice.
It means you are not afraid to lie, which is indeed, noteworthy.Chips wrote:La soule wrote:Computer says you made 20.5% of your posts on this thread.Chips wrote:I've not posted much on this thread. I make one comment about tax deals Ireland have made to attract investment from, mainly, US companies that had resulted in Apple saving €13bn in uncollected tax and the French trolls say it's ok due to the policies of Oliver Cromwell.
Has there been any worse leaps on logic?
And you think that's the most noteworthy observation from reading my post?
NickC wrote:Two sentences again, albeit small ones. Well played.La soule wrote:NickC wrote:The French don't apologize, they think it is beneath them.SamShark wrote:When are the French going to apologise for 1066?
Hmm?
Apart from bombing the Rainbow Warrior when they couldn't wriggle out of it any longer.......
Did they actually apologize??
That's quite nice.
Being smug over someone's death confirms that you're a complete tosser, in any confirmation was needed.
And I'm talking about your country murdering an innocent person in New Zealand - do f*ck off sony.La soule wrote:NickC wrote:Two sentences again, albeit small ones. Well played.La soule wrote:NickC wrote:The French don't apologize, they think it is beneath them.SamShark wrote:When are the French going to apologise for 1066?
Hmm?
Apart from bombing the Rainbow Warrior when they couldn't wriggle out of it any longer.......
Did they actually apologize??
That's quite nice.
Being smug over someone's death confirms that you're a complete tosser, in any confirmation was needed.
We were talking about your country starving an entire nation to death though - How many died?
Well, I'd rather be guilty of guilty of killing one poor Dutch guy by mistake than attempting to murder an entire county through starvation.NickC wrote:
And I'm talking about your country murdering an innocent person in New Zealand - do f*ck off sony.
La soule wrote:It means you are not afraid to lie, which is indeed, noteworthy.Chips wrote:La soule wrote:Computer says you made 20.5% of your posts on this thread.Chips wrote:I've not posted much on this thread. I make one comment about tax deals Ireland have made to attract investment from, mainly, US companies that had resulted in Apple saving €13bn in uncollected tax and the French trolls say it's ok due to the policies of Oliver Cromwell.
Has there been any worse leaps on logic?
And you think that's the most noteworthy observation from reading my post?
This should probably go on the things that annoy me thread, but WHAT THE FÛCK IS THE POINT OF HAVING CAKE IF YOU'RE NOT GOING TO EAT IT?????iarmhiman wrote:Corbyn looking for his cake and eating it as well. What is wrong with these politicians?
That's an accurate description. I'd also add dishonest.SamShark wrote:Liam Fox has described Labour as “inept and clueless” on Brexit.
Trite.La soule wrote:Well, I'd rather be guilty of guilty of killing one poor Dutch guy by mistake than attempting to murder an entire county through starvation.NickC wrote:
And I'm talking about your country murdering an innocent person in New Zealand - do f*ck off sony.
Each to their own Nick.
Can they though? They still got a considerable share of the vote outside London (I blieve it went up in the last election) and a significant number of leavers still supporting them in the last election despite the decieving tactics.100MileDad wrote:If Labour carry on like this I can seem them being a "London only" party.
Most everyone outside of the capital can see them for what they really are.
You're talking nonsense again. It all started with the disastrous election campaign.La soule wrote:The resurgence of Labour is telling of how bad the Tories have been in their handling of Brexit.
TranceNRG wrote:You're talking nonsense again. It all started with the disastrous election campaign.La soule wrote:The resurgence of Labour is telling of how bad the Tories have been in their handling of Brexit.
That’s just from one of his handles to be fair.La soule wrote:Computer says you made 20.5% of your posts on this thread.Chips wrote:I've not posted much on this thread. I make one comment about tax deals Ireland have made to attract investment from, mainly, US companies that had resulted in Apple saving €13bn in uncollected tax and the French trolls say it's ok due to the policies of Oliver Cromwell.
Has there been any worse leaps on logic?