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  1. san_d
    Don't worry. Most public libraries will be shut in the next 5 years, so problem solved!
  2. san_d
    Whatever the final score, the margin will be very narrow. Last year I'd have predicted a 55 to 45 for remain, but the leave is gaining momentum, just like the yes gained traction at the last minute during the Scottish referendum. A game changer would be another terror attack maybe a couple of weeks before the vote. In any case the matter will not be settled here and now. We don't even know what the EU will be in 10 years. The perfect solution would be a 2 tier Europe. Tier 1 are the countries that want to become part of a federal superstate. Tier 2 would be a bit like the EEA but on steroids. And in any case a European army is inevitable. How do you fight Islamic terrorism on European soil? It's clear that NATO are not really interested, as long as it doesn't affect USA interests.
  3. san_d
    In a surprise announcement on Newsnight, comedian Meredith Spatchcock has revealed that she will no longer be performing as provocative alter-ego ‘Katie Hopkins’. The persona was first launched in 2006, and Meredith Spatchcock claims that it was intended as a satirical response to the reality television boom at the time. Under the guise of “Katie Hopkins”, the comedian reached the final of BBC’s The Apprentice but withdrew, citing personal reasons. http://newsthump.com/2014/11/12/comedian-to-retire-controversial-katie-hopkins-character/
  4. san_d
    But I'm not refusing to pay.
  5. san_d
    Then in case they should leave the EU. Another case of wanting to keep the cake and eat it.
  6. san_d
    Sorry, I'm not understanding you.
  7. san_d
    End of March I received a letter from the hmrc telling me I was overpaid working tax credits by almost £200. Fair enough! They stated I would receive a letter shortly with instructions how to repay the amount. It's almost end of April and I've received nothing yet. Should I worry? I wouldn't want them to contact me later asking me to pay up fines or penalties. Should I make the first move? Or is it normal procedure? Thanks
  8. san_d
    Their food is crap. Literally!
  9. san_d
    Of course we should trust companies! They have our best interest in their hearts! They do god's work and we should feel privileged. Those who doubt this should be locked up in jail (run by the companies!).
  10. san_d
    Strangely enough this presumed scaremongering comes from multiple sources. So what becomes of Britain once it leaves the EU? Who's going to support Britain when negotiating with the evil EU? Not the USA, not the IMF, not the WTO. Britain will be completely isolated and left to its own device. This would make the angry little Englanders happy, but is it worth pursuing this lunacy?
  11. san_d
    Tories are heroes! They don't earn enough. The poor should be taxed more and more money should be given to the rich. Tax evasion is not really a bad thing: http://www.dailysquib.co.uk/world/18171-why-offshore-tax-evasion-is-not-really-that-bad-a-thing.html
  12. san_d
    IDS is unfit for work. Yet I'd not hand him any benefit.
  13. san_d
    Are you suggesting forced sterilisation?
  14. san_d
    This will protect:
  15. san_d
    Not going to happen.
  16. san_d
    So what's the problem? Are you against free market?
  17. san_d
    I have lost faith in the UK.
  18. san_d
    But the mind doesn't really exist.
  19. san_d
    Why should the taxpayer subsidize a failed industry? Why does everyone hate free market in this country? You'd expect the Tories to be the champions of capitalism, but come crunch time they are more socialists than the socialists!
  20. san_d
    What has it got to do with the EU?
  21. san_d
    It's in the DM, so nobody gives a damn if it's true or not.
  22. san_d
    Sounds like the FCA.
  23. san_d
    War! War! The Americans are on our side! Except they're not!
  24. san_d
    You have to ask yourself who is benefiting from that. Surely not the Muslims. I wouldn't be surprised if one day we discovered there is Vladimir's hand on it. It's not a secret that Russia is rooting for a break up of the EU. They have pretty much created the cause for the exodus of refugees from Sirya, then facilitated their entry into Europe, so they can break the EU from within. Imagine the EU is broken, Russia can then invade the ex Communist countries, plus Greece and Cyprus, why not Italy, after all they are broke and bankrupt. Then they can put their missiles on friendly soil and point them towards Germany and Britain.
  25. san_d
    https://www.gov.uk/bank-holidays Good Friday is definitely a bank holiday in England and Wales.

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