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  • TOPPING
    TOPPING Posts: 44,060
    dr_spyn said:

    @rottenborough

    Can't see a reply option either. Just 'Flag' and 'Off Topic'.

    why doesn't everyone just use vanillaforums? In any case it's better because the threads extend downwards which is the more logical progression.
  • kle4
    kle4 Posts: 99,113
    TOPPING said:

    dr_spyn said:

    @rottenborough

    Can't see a reply option either. Just 'Flag' and 'Off Topic'.

    why doesn't everyone just use vanillaforums? In any case it's better because the threads extend downwards which is the more logical progression.
    Gets past my work filter too(except the occasional page for some reason)
  • isam
    isam Posts: 42,205
    TOPPING said:

    dr_spyn said:

    @rottenborough

    Can't see a reply option either. Just 'Flag' and 'Off Topic'.

    why doesn't everyone just use vanillaforums? In any case it's better because the threads extend downwards which is the more logical progression.
    It also takes you to the last comment you read. Only when in the sin bin do you realise how handy this feature is!

    I assumed everyone used vanillaforums
  • FF43
    FF43 Posts: 18,213
    foxinsoxuk said:

    DavidL said:

    foxinsoxuk said:

    Bromptonaut said:

    Monksfield said:

    Bromptonaut said:

    Those quisling journos at the FT are at it too.

    https://twitter.com/JolyonMaugham/status/809283003457355780

    And yet the lemmings remain delusional as they maintain their headlong rush to the bottom of the cliff..
    Where they'll bump their heads on the bottom of the cliff? :-)
    Or look up admiring the view?

    Is that like trying to read a thread on vanilla forums so you can have a quote button?
    Very much so!.

    Presumably the mooted change in clearing could only take place after Brexit from the Single Market.

    I was chatting to a friend in the City earlier in the week. It sounds like several banks have stopped hiring in London and are recruiting in the EU27 instead, mostly in Frankfurt.

    The sooner A50 is invoked, the better as I see it. No one wants a decade of uncertainty.
    There will be more than a decade of uncertainty after Brexit whatever the government does. Brexit doesn't resolve anything

    The UK government took the clearing case to the ECJ on grounds of discrimination. The ECJ awarded them the case on the different grounds of clearing oversight being outside the ECB's remit. If they want that remit they will need to change their articles of association. Presumably that's what they are doing now.
  • HYUFD
    HYUFD Posts: 128,924
    FF43 Unless there is a points system for EU migrants, no single market membership and no continued EU budget contributions it will not be the hard Brexit the staunchest Leavers want
  • kle4
    kle4 Posts: 99,113
    HYUFD said:

    FF43 Unless there is a points system for EU migrants, no single market membership and no continued EU budget contributions it will not be the hard Brexit the staunchest Leavers want

    And that seems where we might be headed.
  • rottenborough
    rottenborough Posts: 66,860
    "I assumed everyone used vanillaforums"

    By this do you mean going to vanillaforums.org and downloading the free, open source version or is there an app somewhere?
  • TOPPING
    TOPPING Posts: 44,060
    FF43 said:

    foxinsoxuk said:

    DavidL said:

    foxinsoxuk said:

    Bromptonaut said:

    Monksfield said:

    Bromptonaut said:

    Those quisling journos at the FT are at it too.

    https://twitter.com/JolyonMaugham/status/809283003457355780

    And yet the lemmings remain delusional as they maintain their headlong rush to the bottom of the cliff..
    Where they'll bump their heads on the bottom of the cliff? :-)
    Or look up admiring the view?

    Is that like trying to read a thread on vanilla forums so you can have a quote button?
    Very much so!.

    Presumably the mooted change in clearing could only take place after Brexit from the Single Market.

    I was chatting to a friend in the City earlier in the week. It sounds like several banks have stopped hiring in London and are recruiting in the EU27 instead, mostly in Frankfurt.

    The sooner A50 is invoked, the better as I see it. No one wants a decade of uncertainty.
    There will be more than a decade of uncertainty after Brexit whatever the government does. Brexit doesn't resolve anything

    The UK government took the clearing case to the ECJ on grounds of discrimination. The ECJ awarded them the case on the different grounds of clearing oversight being outside the ECB's remit. If they want that remit they will need to change their articles of association. Presumably that's what they are doing now.
    The ECJ said that clearing fell under the regulatory oversight of the EU Commission and ESMA, rather than the ECB. It is of course by no means clear whether the EU Commission would, post Brexit, be comfortable with euro clearing taking place outside the eurozone. It is, as ever, a political consideration.
  • Barnesian
    Barnesian Posts: 9,221
    rottenborough said:

    "I assumed everyone used vanillaforums"

    By this do you mean going to vanillaforums.org and downloading the free, open source version or is there an app somewhere?

    I just click on the time stamp. 9:10 in your case.
  • MaxPB
    MaxPB Posts: 40,327
    edited December 2016
    rottenborough said:

    "I assumed everyone used vanillaforums"

    By this do you mean going to vanillaforums.org and downloading the free, open source version or is there an app somewhere?

    https://politicalbetting.vanillaforums.com
  • HYUFD
    HYUFD Posts: 128,924
    K4 That is not where we are headed given Davies and Hammond's suggestions there will continue to be budget contributions and May's advisers statement in the summer a job offer requirement will be imposed not a points system
  • TheScreamingEagles
    TheScreamingEagles Posts: 122,806

    NEW THREAD

  • Barnesian
    Barnesian Posts: 9,221
    MaxPB said:

    rottenborough said:

    "I assumed everyone used vanillaforums"

    By this do you mean going to vanillaforums.org and downloading the free, open source version or is there an app somewhere?

    https://politicalbetting.vanillaforums.com
    Or click on the time stamp.
  • CarlottaVance
    CarlottaVance Posts: 60,422
    rottenborough said:

    Morning all,

    I can no longer use 'reply' - is this just me? Or have we got vanilla problems?

    Not if you go to http://politicalbetting.vanillaforums.com/discussion/4387/politicalbetting-com-blog-archive-article-50-can-t-be-invoked-surely-without-the-country-knowi#latest
  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User] Posts: 0
    edited December 2016
    Dave's underlying fatal mistake was not to have been an instinctive disliker of the EU in the first place. He basically lied to the party to win the leadership. The 40 year long festering wound of our relationship with the EU went unaddressed - until it exploded. If everything else about him had been the same but he'd actually striven with genuine passion for the UK to get a much much better deal out of the EU or, failing that, to campaign hard and with sincerity for us to leave, well then he'd still be PM, a hero to the party and much of the country (having won his referendum 65/35) , negotiating from a way stronger position than he bequeathed Mrs May and set for his position in the pantheon of great PMs. But he forgot who we are. And or he was never that much a fan of British identity or history in the first place. Notting Hill is closer to Brussels than it is to Sunderland after all.
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