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Stirlingsays 20 Jun 17 11.59pm | |
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Originally posted by nickgusset
Nor is the war on terror. No attacks in Poland nor Japan. Both of them involved in the 'war on terror'.
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Rudi Hedman Caterham 21 Jun 17 12.11am | |
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Originally posted by europalace
Really? Doing 'better'? How many have been killed and seriously injured over the last few weeks in the UK? I must have been reading fake news on all of teh UK media sites. With regards to places 'to go to', lots of people with your thinking around the world but it works both ways. The difference is that many will now not travel to the UK based on its record this year with regards to the risk of personal injury due to terrorism attacks. Edited by europalace (21 Jun 2017 12.04am) How many were killed at the concert and in the cafés in Paris and how many were killed by the 7.5 tonne truck in Nice? What about the bomb that did explode in Brussels airport a while back? Our intelligence is the best, and yet the EU will probably make out otherwise, we rely on them, gobble gobble bollox.
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europalace Europe 21 Jun 17 12.17am | |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
How many were killed at the concert and in the cafés in Paris and how many were killed by the 7.5 tonne truck in Nice? What about the bomb that did explode in Brussels airport a while back? Our intelligence is the best, and yet the EU will probably make out otherwise, we rely on them, gobble gobble bollox. This isn't some kind of league table, people have been killed and seriously injured and your comment is rather disturbing if not disgusting. 'Your' intelligence is not the 'best' by a long way. One of the London Bridge terrorists was known and logged in SIS. That information was given to immigration at Stansted airport ahead of him arriving there but was duly ignored. Yes, very good intelligence, even when it's given to the UK on a plate. You're an EU hater just like a few others on here but to say that the combined intelligence of 27 countries has less value than one is nonsense and the example of the cockup using the SIS information is just an example of that. Still, you can keep burying your head in the sand and always thinking British is best, just like the buiding standards that use materials banned in mainland Europe for years, yeah, you're the best in everything. Keep thinking that way and you won't move on at all. Edited by europalace (21 Jun 2017 12.26am)
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Rudi Hedman Caterham 21 Jun 17 12.30am | |
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Originally posted by europalace
'Your' intelligence is not the 'best' by a long way. One of the London Bridge terrorists was known and logged in SIS. That information was given to immigration at Stansted airport ahead of him arriving there but was duly ignored. Yes, very good intelligence, even when it's given to the UK on a plate. You're an EU hater just like a few others on here but to say that the combined intelligence of 27 countries has less value than one is nonsense and the example of the cockup using the SIS information is just an example of that. Still, you can keep burying your head in the sand and always thinking British is best, just like the buiding standards that use materials banned in mainland Europe for years, yeah, you're the best in everything. Keep thinking that way and you won't move on at all. One slip up was very very bad. But there have been many foiled attempts on uk soil. When you combine useless French intelligence + useless Belgian intelligence, guess what, it equals useless intelligence. Just adding more equally useless numbers to them doesn't improve them. A bit like Ian Holloway's premier league transfer window. And I'm an EU objector, not a hater. Some of it I like, but the problem is it will never change and its ultimate goal is a United States of Europe I don't want. I want to move forward. To be able to move forward outside of the EU as well. Be able to choose what we do, when we do it. Who, what, when and why, not be told what and when, or not even be told at all and realise years later, hang on a minute, we didn't agree to this because of some unelected bureaucrats playing out a political project nobody is aware of. You've got your European state hopping life sorted. You think we're a mess. Why do you give a sh1t if it's so good for you? Want to come back?
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Rudi Hedman Caterham 21 Jun 17 12.37am | |
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Originally posted by europalace
This isn't some kind of league table, people have been killed and seriously injured and your comment is rather disturbing if not disgusting. Edited by europalace (21 Jun 2017 12.26am) Get a grip. I'm allowed to list incidents. There was no poor taste in how I listed them. If you don't like it, socialise somewhere else. You have a habit of going into other people's environments and criticising wherever possible. Do you do it in real life? Must make you popular.
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europalace Europe 21 Jun 17 12.46am | |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
One slip up was very very bad. But there have been many foiled attempts on uk soil. Really? How convenient for a goverment to tell its citizens it has 'foiled' many terrorsit attacks because of its superior intelligence compared to the rest of Europe and yet when the rest of Europe really tries to help the UK, it's 100% correct intelligence is ignored. SOunds like the immigration at Stansted think the same way as you, British is best and everyone else is stupid. Well, that worked didn't it? Tell that to the families who lost loved ones at London Bridge. Originally posted by Rudi Hedman When you combine useless French intelligence + useless Belgian intelligence, guess what, it equals useless intelligence. Just adding more equally useless numbers to them doesn't improve them. A bit like Ian Holloway's premier league transfer window. Yeah, the rest of EUrope is really stupid and the UK is the best, keep thinking that way, you are deluded. Originally posted by Rudi Hedman And I'm an EU objector, not a hater. Some of it I like, but the problem is it will never change and its ultimate goal is a United States of Europe I don't want. I want to move forward. To be able to move forward outside of the EU as well. Be able to choose what we do, when we do it. Who, what, when and why, not be told what and when, or not even be told at all and realise years later, hang on a minute, we didn't agree to this because of some unelected bureaucrats playing out a political project nobody is aware of.
Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
You've got your European state hopping life sorted. You think we're a mess. Why do you give a sh1t if it's so good for you? Want to come back? I took advantage of the opportunities that EU membership gave the UK, opportunities that would never have existed wthout that membership. Dealing in one currency has made ours (and many, many more businesses) able to flourish and we employ people based on that. As for 'giving a s***', no, I would never come back to the UK now it is leaving the EU, I wouldn't want to take a big backward step from my family. I base that decision on having lived in teh UK for many years and also several other EU countries over the last 25 years. Most who comment on here and clearly have hate for everthing with the word 'EU' in it, have never lived in another EU country quite clearly and even if they did, would have stuck to the 'expat' community which I see all over Europe, full of Brits not experiencing or learning anything about the cultures they are surrounded by. Edited by europalace (21 Jun 2017 12.49am)
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europalace Europe 21 Jun 17 12.48am | |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
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Stirlingsays 21 Jun 17 12.49am | |
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Originally posted by europalace
This isn't some kind of league table, people have been killed and seriously injured and your comment is rather disturbing if not disgusting. 'Your' intelligence is not the 'best' by a long way. One of the London Bridge terrorists was known and logged in SIS. That information was given to immigration at Stansted airport ahead of him arriving there but was duly ignored. Yes, very good intelligence, even when it's given to the UK on a plate. You're an EU hater just like a few others on here but to say that the combined intelligence of 27 countries has less value than one is nonsense and the example of the cockup using the SIS information is just an example of that. Still, you can keep burying your head in the sand and always thinking British is best, just like the buiding standards that use materials banned in mainland Europe for years, yeah, you're the best in everything. Keep thinking that way and you won't move on at all. Edited by europalace (21 Jun 2017 12.26am) Lets just say Euro that you aren't the best advert for warm EU thoughts. The actual nations of Europe though...no problem. We share a history and a lot of commonality.....But unfortunately too many people. 'Best' is always subjective unless it can be proven by statistics. Anglo Saxon culture is pretty up there and influential all around the world. There's little to prove about that it just is. However this doesn't mean that there isn't a lot to admire about a lot of countries. I'm a fan of Scandinavian countries...despite and sometimes because of their politics....lots of countries have better weather...Germany and Germans have lots of good positive cultural attitudes....which they are currently busily diluting...but that's for them....and so on. Outside of Europe the US is probably the most important country in the world....I like a lot of aspects about India. The UK is strongly connected to many many places around the world, historically and culturally. It does have an impact. It will be one of the advantages over the coming years.
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europalace Europe 21 Jun 17 1.04am | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Lets just say Euro that you aren't the best advert for warm EU thoughts. The actual nations of Europe though...no problem. We share a history and a lot of commonality.....But unfortunately too many people.
Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Anglo Saxon culture is pretty up there and influential all around the world. There's little to prove about that it just is. Really? WHat about Russia, China, India and don't forget the US is mosty made up of immigrants, many from Europe and of those mostly from central and southern Europe. Yeah, it just is, nothing to prove, typical assumptions based on nothing. Originally posted by Stirlingsays However this doesn't mean that there isn't a lot to admire about a lot of countries. I'm a fan of Scandinavian countries...despite and sometimes because of their politics....lots of countries have better weather...Germany and Germans have lots of good positive cultural attitudes....which they are currently busily diluting...but that's for them....and so on.
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Stirlingsays 21 Jun 17 1.36am | |
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I'm glad for you, go native. Enjoy those cultures just please don't come back. I have zero interest in what EU philes think. You lost so if you choose to leave.... bye bye.....somehow I'll think we will get by without you. Originally posted by europalace
What do you mean by 'too many people'? Edited by europalace (21 Jun 2017 1.17am) I mean EU immigration to this country has been too large since the nineties. I wouldn't have thought this is a difficult concept to grasp. Even Labour admitted this was a mistake. Originally posted by europalace
Really? WHat about Russia, China, India and don't forget the US is mosty made up of immigrants, many from Europe and of those mostly from central and southern Europe. Yeah, it just is, nothing to prove, typical assumptions based on nothing. Edited by europalace (21 Jun 2017 1.17am) English is an important and influential language in many of the important places around the world. What about Russia, China, India? What I said isn't a criticism of them. America isn't exclusive to anyone but Americans but British immigrants are a large percent of what America heritage actually is. The mainstream culture of America is a form of Anglo Saxon culture....They speak English....I mean seriously. Originally posted by europalace
Yes and now we have the let's make the Europeans look ok but just on a trivial basis. The Germans look very likely to vote Merkel back in, so that indicates that the big majority approve of her political stance, which of course has led Germany to be the second biggest expoerter in the world, only losing first place to China within the last 5 years. It's one of the countries I lived in for several years. Edited by europalace (21 Jun 2017 1.17am) Well you say I'm being trivial but I think you are trying to make EU leavers look hostile to other countries....The truth is that a lot of us are hostile to people like you. As for other countries there is much to admire around the world and the UK has always had immigration and it will continue but soon enough at a rate we can control.
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Rudi Hedman Caterham 21 Jun 17 9.31am | |
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Originally posted by europalace
I took advantage of the opportunities that EU membership gave the UK, opportunities that would never have existed wthout that membership. Dealing in one currency has made ours (and many, many more businesses) able to flourish and we employ people based on that. As for 'giving a s***', no, I would never come back to the UK now it is leaving the EU, I wouldn't want to take a big backward step from my family. I base that decision on having lived in teh UK for many years and also several other EU countries over the last 25 years. Most who comment on here and clearly have hate for everthing with the word 'EU' in it, have never lived in another EU country quite clearly and even if they did, would have stuck to the 'expat' community which I see all over Europe, full of Brits not experiencing or learning anything about the cultures they are surrounded by. Edited by europalace (21 Jun 2017 12.49am) Good for you. But you've actually left and don't intend on coming back. I didn't French or Belgian intelligence in general. I meant secret/security intelligence. Our's is the best. Always will be. I don't hate the EU. It's flawed and those who think it can be reformed from within are deluding themselves. Its democratic in the sense you have a vote for an MEP to form a team of MEPs from one nation that represent about 7% of the European Parliament. However, they have very little say on anything. Everyone has to just go along with the United States of Europe project. In Britain we get policies and a manifesto to vote on. Without a policy in a manifesto the government doesn't have a mandate and the PM moves onto rocky ground. In the EU we have no forewarning. Germany are st the top of the pile doing very nicely out of the EU. Little to vote Merkel out for. I have a few French relatives I rarely see. Years before this EU project really took off back in the '90s a Frenchman who married a blood relative said a lot of French do not like outside countries coming in and telling them how to operate. He isn't prejudiced. In his line of work he wouldn't stand to lose or gain from EU membership.
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jamiemartin721 Reading 21 Jun 17 4.49pm | |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
Good for you. But you've actually left and don't intend on coming back. I didn't French or Belgian intelligence in general. I meant secret/security intelligence. Our's is the best. Always will be. I don't hate the EU. It's flawed and those who think it can be reformed from within are deluding themselves. Its democratic in the sense you have a vote for an MEP to form a team of MEPs from one nation that represent about 7% of the European Parliament. However, they have very little say on anything. Everyone has to just go along with the United States of Europe project. In Britain we get policies and a manifesto to vote on. Without a policy in a manifesto the government doesn't have a mandate and the PM moves onto rocky ground. In the EU we have no forewarning. Germany are st the top of the pile doing very nicely out of the EU. Little to vote Merkel out for. I have a few French relatives I rarely see. Years before this EU project really took off back in the '90s a Frenchman who married a blood relative said a lot of French do not like outside countries coming in and telling them how to operate. He isn't prejudiced. In his line of work he wouldn't stand to lose or gain from EU membership. Depends if you mean national or foreign intelligence. The French foreign intelligence service is pretty good, probably more effective than MI-6, and better connected and respected among international intelligence agencies. Its internal security services less so, but they're really only been unified since 2008. Oddly Germany has some of the best internal security services and intelligence services, and is generally the trailblazer in counter-terrorism in Europe and the rest of the world (only Israel is considered better) - When it comes to counter-terrorism the Germans invented most of the tactical approaches used across the world. Also most of the tactical approaches used in counter-terrorism were created by the German GSG-9 force. Usually, if a nation wants foreign national advice on hostage rescue, they call either GSG-9 or the UK (typically the SBS, the SAS get all the press, but its the SBS that tends to do most of the work). European intelligence agencies have a very good history of sharing information, and resources.
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