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Re: EU court rules today

Postby Paphitis » Sun Feb 02, 2020 1:26 am

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miltiades wrote:It is people with similar attitudes to you who in 1974 handed Turkey half of Cyprus. They were naive extremists just like you who believed that the destiny of Cyprus had but one goal. Union with Greece. Immense hatred for the Turkish Cypriots as well as those who did not share their extremist views. Only genuine negotiations can lead to a solution, war would have immense catastrophic consequences both for Greece and Cyprus. Believing in your self is one thing but having dellusional thoughts is a different matter.

The EU , is here to stay and will grow stronger and go forth ad a world force.


The EU is finished... :wink:

How will it get stronger without the £350m a week the UK sends...? :roll:

They won't be able to pay the bar bill, let alone fund an EU army and expand the bloc... :lol: :lol: :lol:


I didn’t realize the EU’s second largest economy in the world worth trillions was purely dependent on UK’s measly £350m weekly contribution for the EU to remain in existence . :roll: :roll: :lol: :lol:


How many countries are net contributors? :lol:

And now that the biggest or second biggest net contributor has left the building.

Can the EU still afford to keep the lights on? :?

this is why the EU didn't want BREXIT. there is a huge black hole to fill now! :wink:


No club wants to lose any members, but if a member wants to be cunt, then it is best to get rid of them as they become a cancer in the club’s day to day operation. I’m sure EU citizens would be happy to pay extra £30 more tax a year to cover any shortfall in the EU’s budget if needed to compensate the UK’s withdrawal. It will be worth getting rid of all those UK MP cunts out of the EU parliament and their disruptive and distrusted behaviours.


It's really sad that the EU may view it that way.

What Britain did was its right in accordance with its self determination and sovereignty.

It was the EU that was the Cunt, just like an imperial overlord now over the remaining 27 countries which today arew less Sovereign than Britain is.

Britain beat the EU. And every single member remaining in the EU, should rejoice at the defiant resistance of the UK against the criminal EU which in my opinion is about 100 times worse than British Colonial rule in Cyprus.

I would love for the EU to propose extra Federal Tax laws upon the EU citizens. that would be fantastic to screw down every EU Citizen, including all Greeks and Cypriots for extra tax. Bring it on EU!

And let the domino effect happen because before you know it, we will be having GREXIT, right after Hungary, Italy, and France.
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Re: EU court rules today

Postby Paphitis » Sun Feb 02, 2020 1:29 am

cyprusgrump wrote:
Kikapu wrote:
Paphitis wrote:
Kikapu wrote:
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miltiades wrote:It is people with similar attitudes to you who in 1974 handed Turkey half of Cyprus. They were naive extremists just like you who believed that the destiny of Cyprus had but one goal. Union with Greece. Immense hatred for the Turkish Cypriots as well as those who did not share their extremist views. Only genuine negotiations can lead to a solution, war would have immense catastrophic consequences both for Greece and Cyprus. Believing in your self is one thing but having dellusional thoughts is a different matter.

The EU , is here to stay and will grow stronger and go forth ad a world force.


The EU is finished... :wink:

How will it get stronger without the £350m a week the UK sends...? :roll:

They won't be able to pay the bar bill, let alone fund an EU army and expand the bloc... :lol: :lol: :lol:


I didn’t realize the EU’s second largest economy in the world worth trillions was purely dependent on UK’s measly £350m weekly contribution for the EU to remain in existence . :roll: :roll: :lol: :lol:


How many countries are net contributors? :lol:

And now that the biggest or second biggest net contributor has left the building.

Can the EU still afford to keep the lights on? :?

this is why the EU didn't want BREXIT. there is a huge black hole to fill now! :wink:


No club wants to lose any members, but if a member wants to be cunt, then it is best to get rid of them as they become a cancer in the club’s day to day operation. I’m sure EU citizens would be happy to pay extra £30 more tax a year to cover any shortfall in the EU’s budget if needed to compensate the UK’s withdrawal. It will be worth getting rid of all those UK MP cunts out of the EU parliament and their disruptive and distrusted behaviours.



Keep the insults coming, that has worked soooo well for the Remain campaigners! :lol: :lol: :lol:

I wonder of the out-of-work Greeks will be happy to shell out another £30 in tax to support the failing EU project...? :roll:


Yeh I wonder too!

far out, but the Greeks will burn the German Embassy down! :lol:

GREXIT on the way! :lol:
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Re: EU court rules today

Postby Paphitis » Sun Feb 02, 2020 1:32 am

Kikapu wrote:
cyprusgrump wrote:
Kikapu wrote:
Paphitis wrote:
Kikapu wrote:
cyprusgrump wrote:
miltiades wrote:It is people with similar attitudes to you who in 1974 handed Turkey half of Cyprus. They were naive extremists just like you who believed that the destiny of Cyprus had but one goal. Union with Greece. Immense hatred for the Turkish Cypriots as well as those who did not share their extremist views. Only genuine negotiations can lead to a solution, war would have immense catastrophic consequences both for Greece and Cyprus. Believing in your self is one thing but having dellusional thoughts is a different matter.

The EU , is here to stay and will grow stronger and go forth ad a world force.


The EU is finished... :wink:

How will it get stronger without the £350m a week the UK sends...? :roll:

They won't be able to pay the bar bill, let alone fund an EU army and expand the bloc... :lol: :lol: :lol:


I didn’t realize the EU’s second largest economy in the world worth trillions was purely dependent on UK’s measly £350m weekly contribution for the EU to remain in existence . :roll: :roll: :lol: :lol:


How many countries are net contributors? :lol:

And now that the biggest or second biggest net contributor has left the building.

Can the EU still afford to keep the lights on? :?

this is why the EU didn't want BREXIT. there is a huge black hole to fill now! :wink:


No club wants to lose any members, but if a member wants to be cunt, then it is best to get rid of them as they become a cancer in the club’s day to day operation. I’m sure EU citizens would be happy to pay extra £30 more tax a year to cover any shortfall in the EU’s budget if needed to compensate the UK’s withdrawal. It will be worth getting rid of all those UK MP cunts out of the EU parliament and their disruptive and distrusted behaviours.



Keep the insults coming, that has worked soooo well for the Remain campaigners! :lol: :lol: :lol:

I wonder of the out-of-work Greeks will be happy to shell out another £30 in tax to support the failing EU project...? :roll:


The insults were coming from Farage and company acting like cunts the other day at the EU parliament. How else can you describe them other than cunts?

In the end, they were told to leave and take their flags with them. :D


No mate, the insults were coming from the EU itself and some staunch remainers who forced the Brexiteers into a position of defending their democratic vote which is something they should never of had to do.

The EU and democracy are very strange bedfellows. in fact, the EU does not understand the concept.

Ireland holds a referendum and the EU doesn't like the result, they ask Ireland to vote again till they get the result they want. Same thing happened in Denmark and Austria.

The EU are a bunch of criminals and as soon as that horrid pseudo Parliament is burned to the ground the better.

I'm really sorry but I see the EU as a symbol of oppression, and as a symbol and enemy of democracy.
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Re: EU court rules today

Postby Paphitis » Sun Feb 02, 2020 1:37 am

Kikapu wrote:Penny pinching countries should never have joined the EU. Let’s see how “great” the UK is going to be with extra £350m a week in their pocket, but at what cost?

There’s no such thing as “free lunch”. :wink:


Greece wants some F-35 fighters and to join the F-35 program.

Can we send Merkel the bill please?
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Re: EU court rules today

Postby Paphitis » Sun Feb 02, 2020 1:41 am

Kikapu wrote:
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Kikapu wrote:Penny pinching countries should never have joined the EU. Let’s see how “great” the UK is going to be with extra £350m a week in their pocket, but at what cost?

There’s no such thing as “free lunch”. :wink:


Yarp, I think we can all agree that £350m a week just to be a member of the club isn't in any way ' a free lunch'... Not even luncheon vouchers... :lol: :lol: :lol:

Still, I'm sure you are right, the EU budget won't miss the small change of £18,200,000,000 per year... :wink:


About 0.1% of the EU’s GDP. :roll:

Not even a pimple on EU’s huge hairy ass! :D


The EU doesn't have a GDP of its own.

In fact the EU and their bureaucrats are a bunch of thieving bandits that produce NOTHING whatsoever and have NO TRADE. They are just a wannabe FEDERAL or Centrist body of Government.

The EU doesn't even collect any tax that I know of. Would love them to start introducing tax laws on EU citizens. I would be rubbing my hands with 100% glee, after all, I won't be paying it. :D

It would be the most awesome thing. And it serves every Greek and Cypriot pussy right too, and the more tax the better as far as I'm concerned. The Greeks clearly want to pay it. they were begging for all the Austerity after all before they started jumping off tall buildings in a pandemic of suicide.

Yeh, CG is correct. The EU was funded from 3 to 4 countries only. And Britain was the second biggest net contributor. And now they are GONE! 8)

The 350 million a week is a massive black hole now for the EU. And France and Germany will have to pick up the Bill. Suck shit Merkel. Bitch! Suck it up Bitch! Britain sends you its regards you stupid cow! Enjoy you now worsening recession whilst the Brits embarrass you like they friggin defeated your NAZI predecessors Bitch.
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Re: EU court rules today

Postby Kikapu » Sun Feb 02, 2020 4:58 am

Paphitis wrote:
Kikapu wrote:
cyprusgrump wrote:
Kikapu wrote:Penny pinching countries should never have joined the EU. Let’s see how “great” the UK is going to be with extra £350m a week in their pocket, but at what cost?

There’s no such thing as “free lunch”. :wink:


Yarp, I think we can all agree that £350m a week just to be a member of the club isn't in any way ' a free lunch'... Not even luncheon vouchers... :lol: :lol: :lol:

Still, I'm sure you are right, the EU budget won't miss the small change of £18,200,000,000 per year... :wink:


About 0.1% of the EU’s GDP. :roll:

Not even a pimple on EU’s huge hairy ass! :D


The EU doesn't have a GDP of its own.

In fact the EU and their bureaucrats are a bunch of thieving bandits that produce NOTHING whatsoever and have NO TRADE. They are just a wannabe FEDERAL or Centrist body of Government.

The EU doesn't even collect any tax that I know of. Would love them to start introducing tax laws on EU citizens. I would be rubbing my hands with 100% glee, after all, I won't be paying it. :D

It would be the most awesome thing. And it serves every Greek and Cypriot pussy right too, and the more tax the better as far as I'm concerned. The Greeks clearly want to pay it. they were begging for all the Austerity after all before they started jumping off tall buildings in a pandemic of suicide.

Yeh, CG is correct. The EU was funded from 3 to 4 countries only. And Britain was the second biggest net contributor. And now they are GONE! 8)

The 350 million a week is a massive black hole now for the EU. And France and Germany will have to pick up the Bill. Suck shit Merkel. Bitch! Suck it up Bitch! Britain sends you its regards you stupid cow! Enjoy you now worsening recession whilst the Brits embarrass you like they friggin defeated your NAZI predecessors Bitch.


:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: EU court rules today

Postby Paphitis » Sun Feb 02, 2020 5:04 am

Kikapu wrote:
Paphitis wrote:
Kikapu wrote:
cyprusgrump wrote:
Kikapu wrote:Penny pinching countries should never have joined the EU. Let’s see how “great” the UK is going to be with extra £350m a week in their pocket, but at what cost?

There’s no such thing as “free lunch”. :wink:


Yarp, I think we can all agree that £350m a week just to be a member of the club isn't in any way ' a free lunch'... Not even luncheon vouchers... :lol: :lol: :lol:

Still, I'm sure you are right, the EU budget won't miss the small change of £18,200,000,000 per year... :wink:


About 0.1% of the EU’s GDP. :roll:

Not even a pimple on EU’s huge hairy ass! :D


The EU doesn't have a GDP of its own.

In fact the EU and their bureaucrats are a bunch of thieving bandits that produce NOTHING whatsoever and have NO TRADE. They are just a wannabe FEDERAL or Centrist body of Government.

The EU doesn't even collect any tax that I know of. Would love them to start introducing tax laws on EU citizens. I would be rubbing my hands with 100% glee, after all, I won't be paying it. :D

It would be the most awesome thing. And it serves every Greek and Cypriot pussy right too, and the more tax the better as far as I'm concerned. The Greeks clearly want to pay it. they were begging for all the Austerity after all before they started jumping off tall buildings in a pandemic of suicide.

Yeh, CG is correct. The EU was funded from 3 to 4 countries only. And Britain was the second biggest net contributor. And now they are GONE! 8)

The 350 million a week is a massive black hole now for the EU. And France and Germany will have to pick up the Bill. Suck shit Merkel. Bitch! Suck it up Bitch! Britain sends you its regards you stupid cow! Enjoy you now worsening recession whilst the Brits embarrass you like they friggin defeated your NAZI predecessors Bitch.


:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:


What are you worried about anyway. You are in Switzerland. Which is one of the best countries of the world and a non EU member.

In fact, why is it that its the non EU members that seem to be the better countries and thriving from strength to Strength. Like Switzerland and Norway? Soon to be joined by Britain.

And why is it that the EU Economy is in a downward spiral and some countries are even in a death spiral?
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Re: EU court rules today

Postby cyprusgrump » Sun Feb 02, 2020 5:16 pm

So Milti...

Pound is stable over the weekend at £1 = €1.19 as the markets are closed...

Where do you think it will be at close of play tomorrow...?
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Re: EU court rules today

Postby Kikapu » Mon Feb 03, 2020 12:51 am

Paphitis wrote:
Kikapu wrote:
Paphitis wrote:
Kikapu wrote:
cyprusgrump wrote:
Kikapu wrote:Penny pinching countries should never have joined the EU. Let’s see how “great” the UK is going to be with extra £350m a week in their pocket, but at what cost?

There’s no such thing as “free lunch”. :wink:


Yarp, I think we can all agree that £350m a week just to be a member of the club isn't in any way ' a free lunch'... Not even luncheon vouchers... :lol: :lol: :lol:

Still, I'm sure you are right, the EU budget won't miss the small change of £18,200,000,000 per year... :wink:


About 0.1% of the EU’s GDP. :roll:

Not even a pimple on EU’s huge hairy ass! :D


The EU doesn't have a GDP of its own.

In fact the EU and their bureaucrats are a bunch of thieving bandits that produce NOTHING whatsoever and have NO TRADE. They are just a wannabe FEDERAL or Centrist body of Government.

The EU doesn't even collect any tax that I know of. Would love them to start introducing tax laws on EU citizens. I would be rubbing my hands with 100% glee, after all, I won't be paying it. :D

It would be the most awesome thing. And it serves every Greek and Cypriot pussy right too, and the more tax the better as far as I'm concerned. The Greeks clearly want to pay it. they were begging for all the Austerity after all before they started jumping off tall buildings in a pandemic of suicide.

Yeh, CG is correct. The EU was funded from 3 to 4 countries only. And Britain was the second biggest net contributor. And now they are GONE! 8)

The 350 million a week is a massive black hole now for the EU. And France and Germany will have to pick up the Bill. Suck shit Merkel. Bitch! Suck it up Bitch! Britain sends you its regards you stupid cow! Enjoy you now worsening recession whilst the Brits embarrass you like they friggin defeated your NAZI predecessors Bitch.


:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:


What are you worried about anyway. You are in Switzerland. Which is one of the best countries of the world and a non EU member.

In fact, why is it that its the non EU members that seem to be the better countries and thriving from strength to Strength. Like Switzerland and Norway? Soon to be joined by Britain.

And why is it that the EU Economy is in a downward spiral and some countries are even in a death spiral?


It’s never about me when it comes to Brexit my friend. For 40+ years the UK did well economically being part of the EU as well as it gave all young people greater variety of where to live and work. Switzerland was great before having bi-literal agreements with the EU on single market, just as it is great now with the agreements on single market and the 4 freedoms. But let’s see if the UK is going to be greater economically without the EU as they were with the EU. Let’s see how much workers rights will be taken away from Labour force and how much Liberty and human rights violations will take place also, if any. We will see in time and since I am never going to go and live in the UK if all possible, I am not affected at all, other than perhaps not being able to use the fast self immigration control scanners.
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Re: EU court rules today

Postby Paphitis » Mon Feb 03, 2020 2:35 am

Kikapu wrote:
Paphitis wrote:
Kikapu wrote:
Paphitis wrote:
Kikapu wrote:
cyprusgrump wrote:
Kikapu wrote:Penny pinching countries should never have joined the EU. Let’s see how “great” the UK is going to be with extra £350m a week in their pocket, but at what cost?

There’s no such thing as “free lunch”. :wink:


Yarp, I think we can all agree that £350m a week just to be a member of the club isn't in any way ' a free lunch'... Not even luncheon vouchers... :lol: :lol: :lol:

Still, I'm sure you are right, the EU budget won't miss the small change of £18,200,000,000 per year... :wink:


About 0.1% of the EU’s GDP. :roll:

Not even a pimple on EU’s huge hairy ass! :D


The EU doesn't have a GDP of its own.

In fact the EU and their bureaucrats are a bunch of thieving bandits that produce NOTHING whatsoever and have NO TRADE. They are just a wannabe FEDERAL or Centrist body of Government.

The EU doesn't even collect any tax that I know of. Would love them to start introducing tax laws on EU citizens. I would be rubbing my hands with 100% glee, after all, I won't be paying it. :D

It would be the most awesome thing. And it serves every Greek and Cypriot pussy right too, and the more tax the better as far as I'm concerned. The Greeks clearly want to pay it. they were begging for all the Austerity after all before they started jumping off tall buildings in a pandemic of suicide.

Yeh, CG is correct. The EU was funded from 3 to 4 countries only. And Britain was the second biggest net contributor. And now they are GONE! 8)

The 350 million a week is a massive black hole now for the EU. And France and Germany will have to pick up the Bill. Suck shit Merkel. Bitch! Suck it up Bitch! Britain sends you its regards you stupid cow! Enjoy you now worsening recession whilst the Brits embarrass you like they friggin defeated your NAZI predecessors Bitch.


:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:


What are you worried about anyway. You are in Switzerland. Which is one of the best countries of the world and a non EU member.

In fact, why is it that its the non EU members that seem to be the better countries and thriving from strength to Strength. Like Switzerland and Norway? Soon to be joined by Britain.

And why is it that the EU Economy is in a downward spiral and some countries are even in a death spiral?


It’s never about me when it comes to Brexit my friend. For 40+ years the UK did well economically being part of the EU as well as it gave all young people greater variety of where to live and work. Switzerland was great before having bi-literal agreements with the EU on single market, just as it is great now with the agreements on single market and the 4 freedoms. But let’s see if the UK is going to be greater economically without the EU as they were with the EU. Let’s see how much workers rights will be taken away from Labour force and how much Liberty and human rights violations will take place also, if any. We will see in time and since I am never going to go and live in the UK if all possible, I am not affected at all, other than perhaps not being able to use the fast self immigration control scanners.


The UK will be fine outside of the EU much like Norway and Switzerland are also fine.

Plus much greater freedom to have bilateral agreements with other non EU members like USA and Australia. So UK is going to get its cake and eat it too after all is done.
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