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Did I? When? Presumably you have a link? Here’s what we do know for sure. You asked me for the address of the Wales branch of the European Commission. I obliged. You tried to rewrite the definition of the meaning of the word branch. You need professional help.

Here’s a question for you. Who’s the president of the EIB?

I haven’t. As, again, I’ve pointed out to you several times. I’ve even put the five times I initially said it in one post as a reply to you.

There’s a Wales branch/office call it what you like, it’s all the same thing. That’s what you asked me as anyone who can be bothered to look can see. I gave you the link to the page on the EU’s website for the office in Cardiff. You now change the goalposts. Seriously. Get some help. You need it.

As you’ve had five honest and consistent answers that clearly isn’t true.

Are you suggesting that I’ve fabricated a fake web page for the offices of the Wales office of the European Commission?

I’ve already given you five examples of where I have answered this question. You’ve asked seven times now. How many more times do I need to answer it before you stop making out I haven’t? Although I will give you more credit than Grendull. At least you’re not rewording the question based on the...

Seriously. Make an appointment with your GP tomorrow and ask for a referral to a mental health professional.

Forth attempt. Wow. How many times can you change a question before it no longer becomes the question originally asked. I’ll let you have the first two as it’s unfair to expect you to have read the dictionary and recalled every definition of every word (although I would have thought that any...

Ha ha ha. Was that what astutes point was. Yeah OK. You two should get married, you make a good couple. Harry and Lloyd.

You asked a question, I answered it. Not embarrassed enough by the answer you try to rewrite the definition of the word branch when it refers to an organisation. I again answer you with a copy and pasted definition from an online dictionary (for the purpose of clarity I’m not claiming this...

Bust markets? Like this one? England: GBP 340 million for Jaguar Land Rover Presumably you are interested in this one?

You should give up. Either that or simply buy a dictionary and read it. “Branch, a division or office of a large business or organization, operating locally or having a particular function”

The EIB loan on this occasion was a bum move. Never said any different. The membership application was made by Turkey. Are you suggesting that the EU shouldn’t process applications? The details are all online. It’s been a while since I’ve read up on it but there’s something like 30 odd things...

Wales office - United Kingdom - European Commission You did ask. I thought you’d embarrassed yourself enough but clearly you’re a glutton for punishment. I’d copy and paste the address but you’ll probably accuse me of claiming that they’re my own words. Even though I’ve pointed out it’s from a...

He probably did when he heard you refer to one of the oldest most successful car manufacturers the world has seen as a wonga type customer.

Just in the interest of balance it turns out that Ford has received more than one loan from the EIB in the last 8 years. This one is significantly larger than the Turkey loan and was invested in the U.K. United Kingdom: GBP 450 million to Ford for new generation of environmentally friendly...

If it’s beyond you you’re probably better off ducking out of this one.

Well. For starters it was Ford that borrowed the money not Turkey. How does Turkey have the rights to negotiate cancelling and nullifying Fords debts exactly? Turkey isn’t a member of the EU so therefore are not a shareholder in the EIB . Again, how does Turkey have the right to cancel or...

As I told you in the post all the links are on here so how exactly am I claiming anything to be my own words when I’m telling you that the information has come from links on this thread? There’s also more links to details on here than the one article from a newspaper. Hence I said links not...