Guided Missile

...and Jeremy Corbyn. Now, the only conundrum I have is whether to toast the good news day with a glass of champagne or malt whisky.

Sorry, I notice Nathan Jones has already gone.

What a nasty, divisive, racist excuse for a parish councillor. Next get rid of (in no particular order): Holyrood Mark Drakeford Sadiq Khan Nathan Jones Sport Republic Jan Bednerak Guided Missile BBC

Harry Potter for me.

Wipe the tears away, lads:

Billionaire tech entrepreneur Peter Thiel recently stated the above to the Oxford Union. Pretty much on the money, IMHO, although I doubt many will agree with him on this forum.

...and still the record of the Met under Dick shows what a dysfunctional force she/them ran: What an appropriate name she/them had when she was in charge. Horrible, horrible person.

More good news:

Saints fan meets Japanese PM to arrange massive trade deal above.

Following on from the OP, maybe the US trade deal, post Trump, won't happen with grandpa in the White House. Don't worry lads because, lo and behold, Southampton's own PM looks like he might be onto bigger and better trade deals outside the EU. The sunlight uplands are in sight!

Let's face it, it looks like I was right all along: Happy New Year to you all and keep posting!

The canary in the mine:

Deutsche Bank traded at around €14 at the time of that post and are now trading at around €10, some 40% lower. Meanwhile the FTSE is trading at around 7373, from 6230, at the date of that post, over 15% higher. I shorted Deutsche Bank and made around 30% on UK stocks since Brexit. I'm guessing you didn't.

Bullshit doesn't, however, often work in a court of law. Fried is set to be fried, here.

Cue lefties desperately searching for signs of bribery in the Tory party.

A new low for the EU, here: Qatar bribing FIFA is one thing, but the European Parliament. Still, it takes two to tango. In fact, so far it's taken 5.

Echo Chamber.

Germany? Doing Great? Jesus, talk about ignoring reality. They are entering a serious recession and have only done great in the past because the US and UK financed their defence, while they were getting cheap energy from the West's biggest enemy. The EU won't help them. No wonder Olaf Scholz went cap in hand to the Chinese.

Actually, I think you have confused 2023 figures with 2022. Try harder, mate.

Explain Germany's projected "growth" then Whitey. They're in the EU and according to the Remainers, they should be doing great.

It's nothing to do about the OBR "misstating" today’s UK projected GDP statistics. My chuckle about using their projections is neatly summarised in the recent article in the Times:

To make it clear, despite being in the EU, Germany's projected growth (by the OBR, chuckle and the European Commission chuckle, chuckle) is lower than France, which is also in the EU. So, I'm struggling to see what economic advantage being a member of the EU is projected to be for Germany. I'll draw a picture with my crayons later so that you may understand my point.

Woosh...

Meanwhile:

Germany's in the EU, isn't it?