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Ray Bassett - On Brexit
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I have one of them that’s still being hounded by NAMA for half a million, and I know a good mate of his that’s had €25m written off and he got to keep one of his yachts.... -
So you were being disingenuous by presenting an extreme minority view as a typical Oirish one.Originally posted by Zigenare View PostWas in the emerald isle over the weekend.
Culled the following from the Sunday Business Post...
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An interesting view from the Republic.Hard Brexit now!
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What do you think "An interesting view from the Republic." means?Originally posted by sasguru View PostSo you were being disingenuous by presenting an extreme minority view as a typical Oirish one.
It's a view, not the view and as it was printed in the mainstream press - admittedly in Ireland - I thought I'd throw it into the melee.
For a self-professed educated man you do appear quite dense at times.Comment
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It's only "interesting" because it's an extreme minority position. So about as useful to the debate as taking a viewpoint from an inmate in an asylum.Originally posted by Zigenare View PostWhat do you think "An interesting view from the Republic." means?
It's a view, not the view and as it was printed in the mainstream press - admittedly in Ireland - I thought I'd throw it into the melee.
For a self-professed educated man you do appear quite dense at times.
Probably sells papers though, eh?
For a non-educated man, you behave according to expectations.Hard Brexit now!
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ftfyOriginally posted by Zigenare View PostFor a self-professed educated man you do appear quite dense most of the time.
“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain”Comment
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As long as I can run rings round fuqwits like you I'm more than happy with my lot.Originally posted by sasguru View PostIt's only "interesting" because it's an extreme minority position. So about as useful to the debate as taking a viewpoint from an inmate in an asylum.
Probably sells papers though, eh?
For a non-educated man, you behave according to expectations.Comment
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Originally posted by Zigenare View PostAs long as I can run rings round fuqwits like you I'm more than happy with my lot.

And a fantasist to boot!Hard Brexit now!
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So finally you admit to being both a fuqwit AND a fantasist. My congratulations to your therapist!!Originally posted by sasguru View Post

And a fantasist to boot!


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