Re: More EU penalties from our Lords and Masters

Rick... (The other Rick) <You@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

On Sun, 4 Oct 2009 19:27:45 +0100, %steve%@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Steve Firth) wrote:

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Well in your case the importing side of things is obviously going to be
hit by the exchange rate. So, become an exporter and take advantage of the
exchange rate.

You already have the advantage of a base in Italy, so use it.

It's not rocket science.

Uh huh, care to explain your background in import/export? I'm taking a
loose guess at "*** all". You also don't seem to understand that I'm
not an importer of any old crap, I import my own produce.

[snip]

I didn't state, hint or suggest any such thing. Nor can I vouch for
every police officer in the UK. Plod is plod all around the world. You'd
do yourself a favour if you stopped trying to represent me as saying
something that I have not said.

I accept your implied apology there.

No apology intended or implied.

Since you've passed over it silently twice now, your apology is clear
for all to see.

[snip]

This is a country that seems to relish receiving rules and regulations
from Europe, and then says to itself, How can we make them more onerous to
the British public?

Bull***.

In your dreams

No, I'm quite happy to do this government down when possible, but your
statement above is bull***. This givernment uses Europe to push through
legislation it wants knowing that such legislation would be unpopular in
the UK. It's not "relish receiving rules and regulations from Europe",
it's "using Europe as a Trojan Horse for legislation cooked up in the
UK."

Then why the "hit a nerve" bollocks?
You are the one who reacted like a frog with an electrode up its arse

More *** and bull from you.

What legal protection does someone who breaks the law deserve?

With that breathtaking display of ignorance, I refuse to talk to you any more.

Thank *** for that, talking to an earthworm would be more productive.
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