So if Boris can't get a GE?

[WTFH]

you are still missing the point.

You haven't got a point. You never have. Your mind is meandering from one fuzzy memory to another, synapses unlinked.

Individuals, however few or many of them there are, and based on what I was told in Donegal, there are many, received direct grants from the EU to build and renovate their properties.

So, unnamed individuals and unnamed sources.
Maybe some of the unnamed individuals were property developers, businesses legitimately applying for EU funding?
Maybe your thousands of sources were relaying tales that they couldn't back up.

I'm not aware of anyone living locally to me who received a grant directly from the EU to do the same. Yes, Wales itself was a major recipient of EU funds, but those funds didn't go directly to individuals.

You're not aware of any, but you've not asked all your sources in Wales to see if any of them have heard of, or made up, such stories.

GBP14 Million EU Funding Available for Business Growth

[Old Greg]

well, I was assuming that the no deal Brexit would have been illegal by then, judging on what I'm hearing on the BBC. But then, they are biased, so who knows. Jeremy has said he would only vote for a GE when a no deal Brexit was made illegal.

Johnson cannot be trusted to comply with the law. Best wait until the exit date has been delayed and then call the election.

[JohntheBike]

You haven't got a point. You never have. Your mind is meandering from one fuzzy memory to another, synapses unlinked.


So, unnamed individuals and unnamed sources.
Maybe some of the unnamed individuals were property developers, businesses legitimately applying for EU funding?
Maybe your thousands of sources were relaying tales that they couldn't back up.


You're not aware of any, but you've not asked all your sources in Wales to see if any of them have heard of, or made up, such stories.

GBP14 Million EU Funding Available for Business Growth

I see you haven't mentioned the Welsh tax issue then! So am I right or wrong on that issue?

I see this as a general trend here. Many are eager to criticise my opinions, but when faced with a strong challenge to their opinions, they keep quiet as you have done on the Welsh tax issue.

[Zigenare]

Nice trolling there. You've lost another argument, so you move the goalposts.

Tell me exactly where I said that I denied that any individuals in the RoI received EU grants?

Perhaps you'd care to name the multitude of individuals you know of that definitely "received generous EU grants to build new properties and renovate old ones" and perhaps you'd like to talk about the funding the EU generously poured into Wales, one of the lowest tax contributor areas of the UK.

According to European Commission figures, Ireland’s net gain from EU budgets has been €44.6 billion since 1976.

So most of the bloody Irish population judging by the amounts involved!

Nama probably has the exact figures and recipients.

Although some of the money seems to have been claimed fraudulently... Garda inquiry into EU grant fraud

[JohntheBike]

Johnson cannot be trusted to comply with the law. Best wait until the exit date has been delayed and then call the election.

OK, so if you believe he can't be trusted to abide by the law, and I'm not questioning that opinion, how could Parliament force him to negotiate an extension? He could just not comply.

[CryingSheep]

I see you haven't mentioned the Welsh tax issue then! So am I right or wrong on that issue?

I see this as a general trend here. Many are eager to criticise my opinions, but when faced with a strong challenge to their opinions, they keep quiet as you have done on the Welsh tax issue.

I think is more likely they gave up on you...

[CryingSheep]

OK, so if you believe he can't be trusted to abide by the law, and I'm not questioning that opinion, how could Parliament force him to negotiate an extension? He could just not comply.

Here is a good example... I give up!

[JohntheBike]

According to European Commission figures, Ireland’s net gain from EU budgets has been €44.6 billion since 1976.

So most of the bloody Irish population judging by the amounts involved!

Nama probably has the exact figures and recipients.

Although some of the money seems to have been claimed fraudulently... Garda inquiry into EU grant fraud

According to European Commission figures, Ireland’s net gain from EU budgets has been €44.6 billion since 1976

and are there any figures to indicate how much of that amount has been invested in the ROI infrastructure?

[JohntheBike]

Here is a good example... I give up!

why?

[Zigenare]

and are there any figures to indicate how much of that amount has been invested in the ROI infrastructure?

Judging by the state of Ireland I'd suggest about 3 shillings and sixpence.

In contrast, these are the UK's net contributions to the EU since 2013

2013 - £10,465m
2014 - £9,779m
2015 - £10,763m
2016 - £9,626m
2017 - £8,909m
2018 - £8,925m
Total - £58,467,000,000

We could've bought Ireland and gold plated the bastard place!