Rolluplostinspace wrote:I wonder at what point Tom and Maddog would be opening fire.
Rolluplostinspace wrote:And America of course .....
Fletch wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:And America of course .....
Workers stick together in France, a more collective, community outlook than the Anglo American 'how much can I make out of this' attitude. I'd hope we would start becoming more that way inclined with a Corbyn led government.
Rolluplostinspace wrote:I wonder at what point Tom and Maddog would be opening fire.
Grafenwalder wrote:Apparently it's mostly about rise in fuel costs..
The price of diesel, the most commonly used fuel in French cars, has risen by around 23% over the past 12 months to an average of €1.51 (£1.32; $1.71) per litre, its highest point since the early 2000s.
That's about average UK pump price now but here folk just meekly accept it.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-46331783
calitom wrote:The EU--so far -has given the british people the big F U so far regarding brexit.
Essentially they have said--"Isn't that cute--they have voted to leave us;--Lets give them a nice certificate saying so
while in effect knowing we control them now more than ever.
"Maybe if the people who voted brexit take to the streets then we will cook up more phoney stuff to 'give' to them so they feel like the y won something.
Oh those english are so feisty."
Rolluplostinspace wrote:Are they afraid enough of their government to need to bear arms?
No.
The French have some powerful symbols to remind those in office they are the servants of the people not the masters.
calitom wrote:The EU--so far -has given the british people the big F U so far regarding brexit.
Essentially they have said--"Isn't that cute--they have voted to leave us;--Lets give them a nice certificate saying so
while in effect knowing we control them now more than ever.
"Maybe if the people who voted brexit take to the streets then we will cook up more phoney stuff to 'give' to them so they feel like the y won something.
Oh those english are so feisty."
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