Thu Nov 24, 2016 10:41 pm
wez1927 wrote:Bluebird For Life wrote:City Slicker wrote:wez1927 wrote:Another remain big whopper
I 100% agree with you those were outright lies. The EU army has been under discussion for quite some time and it was an inevitable component of the cohesive EU. Many politicians were afraid to discuss it publicly because they feared it would not go down well with the general public. However it will have to form if Europe wishes to protect itself from Russian expansionism and looking ahead a number of other dangerous threats. Already Trump is threatening to cut back the US contribution to NATO and with less and less American support the only chance Europe has of defending itself properly is to pool it's defence budget and organise itself as a unit.
Spot on - and what exactly is so wrong with Europe having an army? At the rate our armed forces are being cut, we might well be grateful for it one day... And at 420 million Euros per year, it will only take one weeks worth of the contributions promised to the NHS by the Brexiteers.
Sound like the Nazi have taken over to me, a federal eu superstate headed by Germany sound familiar ?
Thu Nov 24, 2016 10:58 pm
City Slicker wrote:wez1927 wrote:Bluebird For Life wrote:City Slicker wrote:wez1927 wrote:Another remain big whopper
I 100% agree with you those were outright lies. The EU army has been under discussion for quite some time and it was an inevitable component of the cohesive EU. Many politicians were afraid to discuss it publicly because they feared it would not go down well with the general public. However it will have to form if Europe wishes to protect itself from Russian expansionism and looking ahead a number of other dangerous threats. Already Trump is threatening to cut back the US contribution to NATO and with less and less American support the only chance Europe has of defending itself properly is to pool it's defence budget and organise itself as a unit.
Spot on - and what exactly is so wrong with Europe having an army? At the rate our armed forces are being cut, we might well be grateful for it one day... And at 420 million Euros per year, it will only take one weeks worth of the contributions promised to the NHS by the Brexiteers.
Sound like the Nazi have taken over to me, a federal eu superstate headed by Germany sound familiar ?
The thing is Wez the whole idea of setting up the EU in those long distant days was to prevent those very same right wing nut jobs from ever having a chance to start war in Europe ever again, as well as a self-imposed constraint on German imperialism. If Britain had not decided to throw it's toys out of the pram and had played a sensible partnership role there would have been no fears of German hegemony and security in Europe would have been guaranteed. Fragmentation engenders dissent, fear, envy and conflict.
Thu Nov 24, 2016 11:10 pm
wez1927 wrote:City Slicker wrote:wez1927 wrote:Bluebird For Life wrote:City Slicker wrote:wez1927 wrote:Another remain big whopper
I 100% agree with you those were outright lies. The EU army has been under discussion for quite some time and it was an inevitable component of the cohesive EU. Many politicians were afraid to discuss it publicly because they feared it would not go down well with the general public. However it will have to form if Europe wishes to protect itself from Russian expansionism and looking ahead a number of other dangerous threats. Already Trump is threatening to cut back the US contribution to NATO and with less and less American support the only chance Europe has of defending itself properly is to pool it's defence budget and organise itself as a unit.
Spot on - and what exactly is so wrong with Europe having an army? At the rate our armed forces are being cut, we might well be grateful for it one day... And at 420 million Euros per year, it will only take one weeks worth of the contributions promised to the NHS by the Brexiteers.
Sound like the Nazi have taken over to me, a federal eu superstate headed by Germany sound familiar ?
The thing is Wez the whole idea of setting up the EU in those long distant days was to prevent those very same right wing nut jobs from ever having a chance to start war in Europe ever again, as well as a self-imposed constraint on German imperialism. If Britain had not decided to throw it's toys out of the pram and had played a sensible partnership role there would have been no fears of German hegemony and security in Europe would have been guaranteed. Fragmentation engenders dissent, fear, envy and conflict.
Now it's run by left wing loonies who are just as bad ,sorry but a eu superstate will not work ,Germany has all the power once again most countries are fed up of it
Fri Nov 25, 2016 11:09 am
Fri Nov 25, 2016 11:22 am
cityone wrote:I noticed sterling yesterday finished at an 8 year high, it's amazing the news channels and national press never mentioned it last night.
Fri Nov 25, 2016 1:04 pm
Bluebird For Life wrote:cityone wrote:I noticed sterling yesterday finished at an 8 year high, it's amazing the news channels and national press never mentioned it last night.
against what currency was that, the Kazak Tengi?- certainly wasn't the Dollar, the Euro or any other important one.
Fri Nov 25, 2016 1:30 pm
Steve Zodiak wrote:Bluebird For Life wrote:cityone wrote:I noticed sterling yesterday finished at an 8 year high, it's amazing the news channels and national press never mentioned it last night.
against what currency was that, the Kazak Tengi?- certainly wasn't the Dollar, the Euro or any other important one.
I think it was actaully against the Matabele Gumbo Bead. To be fair though he is right, we won't hear anything positive for a while, but anything negative will be big news. Just as well the banking crisis happened a while back, guarantee if that had happened now Brexit would responsible.
Fri Nov 25, 2016 2:12 pm
WelshPatriot wrote:DandoCCFC wrote:Regardless of being in and out, the money will be wasted so if people voted based on financial reasons such as taking over our ourselves and using it to improve Britain you are very silly and dull because we are still going to throw too much money at things that don't need the funding it does and other pointless things.
But yeah people are actually going trust these useless dimwits control the money and use it to improve Britain, truthfully I don't see what people living in Wales benefit in voting out.. because we will be letting 'them' control our country independently and invest in one place and that's England.. no-one really benefits voting out if you are from Wales.. the one thing I'll grant the EU is they highlighted problems in our own country and funded a lot of things which were needed where the tories couldn't highlight them and threw so much money into the NHS to make it look like they was doing a 'good' job.
See your entire post is all hypothetical yet your posting like it's fact. This is the problem. Nobody knows what will actually happen but there are people like yourself (doom and gloom merchants) giving out incorrect information.
How can you claim it is to the detriment of Wales when it hasn't happened.
Fri Nov 25, 2016 2:31 pm
DandoCCFC wrote:WelshPatriot wrote:DandoCCFC wrote:Regardless of being in and out, the money will be wasted so if people voted based on financial reasons such as taking over our ourselves and using it to improve Britain you are very silly and dull because we are still going to throw too much money at things that don't need the funding it does and other pointless things.
But yeah people are actually going trust these useless dimwits control the money and use it to improve Britain, truthfully I don't see what people living in Wales benefit in voting out.. because we will be letting 'them' control our country independently and invest in one place and that's England.. no-one really benefits voting out if you are from Wales.. the one thing I'll grant the EU is they highlighted problems in our own country and funded a lot of things which were needed where the tories couldn't highlight them and threw so much money into the NHS to make it look like they was doing a 'good' job.
See your entire post is all hypothetical yet your posting like it's fact. This is the problem. Nobody knows what will actually happen but there are people like yourself (doom and gloom merchants) giving out incorrect information.
How can you claim it is to the detriment of Wales when it hasn't happened.
There's difference between being a doom and gloom merchant and being a realist, I am just stating things people don't wanna hear because they know it's the truth.
If you truly believe we as Wales benefit from Brexit with that government you are very delusional, you truly believe they give a toss about us?
Fri Nov 25, 2016 2:58 pm
DandoCCFC wrote:WelshPatriot wrote:DandoCCFC wrote:Regardless of being in and out, the money will be wasted so if people voted based on financial reasons such as taking over our ourselves and using it to improve Britain you are very silly and dull because we are still going to throw too much money at things that don't need the funding it does and other pointless things.
But yeah people are actually going trust these useless dimwits control the money and use it to improve Britain, truthfully I don't see what people living in Wales benefit in voting out.. because we will be letting 'them' control our country independently and invest in one place and that's England.. no-one really benefits voting out if you are from Wales.. the one thing I'll grant the EU is they highlighted problems in our own country and funded a lot of things which were needed where the tories couldn't highlight them and threw so much money into the NHS to make it look like they was doing a 'good' job.
See your entire post is all hypothetical yet your posting like it's fact. This is the problem. Nobody knows what will actually happen but there are people like yourself (doom and gloom merchants) giving out incorrect information.
How can you claim it is to the detriment of Wales when it hasn't happened.
There's difference between being a doom and gloom merchant and being a realist, I am just stating things people don't wanna hear because they know it's the truth.
If you truly believe we as Wales benefit from Brexit with that government you are very delusional, you truly believe they give a toss about us?
Fri Nov 25, 2016 3:15 pm
Fri Nov 25, 2016 3:35 pm
wez1927 wrote:DandoCCFC wrote:WelshPatriot wrote:DandoCCFC wrote:Regardless of being in and out, the money will be wasted so if people voted based on financial reasons such as taking over our ourselves and using it to improve Britain you are very silly and dull because we are still going to throw too much money at things that don't need the funding it does and other pointless things.
But yeah people are actually going trust these useless dimwits control the money and use it to improve Britain, truthfully I don't see what people living in Wales benefit in voting out.. because we will be letting 'them' control our country independently and invest in one place and that's England.. no-one really benefits voting out if you are from Wales.. the one thing I'll grant the EU is they highlighted problems in our own country and funded a lot of things which were needed where the tories couldn't highlight them and threw so much money into the NHS to make it look like they was doing a 'good' job.
See your entire post is all hypothetical yet your posting like it's fact. This is the problem. Nobody knows what will actually happen but there are people like yourself (doom and gloom merchants) giving out incorrect information.
How can you claim it is to the detriment of Wales when it hasn't happened.
There's difference between being a doom and gloom merchant and being a realist, I am just stating things people don't wanna hear because they know it's the truth.
If you truly believe we as Wales benefit from Brexit with that government you are very delusional, you truly believe they give a toss about us?
Wales has already benefited from the vote ,especially port Talbot steal works Brexit has saved it 1000s of jobs saved already ,more investment in broughton these companies have invested more money as we will b3 going global
Fri Nov 25, 2016 4:19 pm
WelshPatriot wrote:DandoCCFC wrote:WelshPatriot wrote:DandoCCFC wrote:Regardless of being in and out, the money will be wasted so if people voted based on financial reasons such as taking over our ourselves and using it to improve Britain you are very silly and dull because we are still going to throw too much money at things that don't need the funding it does and other pointless things.
But yeah people are actually going trust these useless dimwits control the money and use it to improve Britain, truthfully I don't see what people living in Wales benefit in voting out.. because we will be letting 'them' control our country independently and invest in one place and that's England.. no-one really benefits voting out if you are from Wales.. the one thing I'll grant the EU is they highlighted problems in our own country and funded a lot of things which were needed where the tories couldn't highlight them and threw so much money into the NHS to make it look like they was doing a 'good' job.
See your entire post is all hypothetical yet your posting like it's fact. This is the problem. Nobody knows what will actually happen but there are people like yourself (doom and gloom merchants) giving out incorrect information.
How can you claim it is to the detriment of Wales when it hasn't happened.
There's difference between being a doom and gloom merchant and being a realist, I am just stating things people don't wanna hear because they know it's the truth.
If you truly believe we as Wales benefit from Brexit with that government you are very delusional, you truly believe they give a toss about us?
Your doing it again to quote youyou "they know it's the truth"
Your post is far from true from start to finish for a start your claiming Wales is worst off and you talk like brexit has happened. It hasn't happened and Wales is no worst off
Fri Nov 25, 2016 4:31 pm
Fri Nov 25, 2016 4:31 pm
DandoCCFC wrote:WelshPatriot wrote:DandoCCFC wrote:WelshPatriot wrote:DandoCCFC wrote:Regardless of being in and out, the money will be wasted so if people voted based on financial reasons such as taking over our ourselves and using it to improve Britain you are very silly and dull because we are still going to throw too much money at things that don't need the funding it does and other pointless things.
But yeah people are actually going trust these useless dimwits control the money and use it to improve Britain, truthfully I don't see what people living in Wales benefit in voting out.. because we will be letting 'them' control our country independently and invest in one place and that's England.. no-one really benefits voting out if you are from Wales.. the one thing I'll grant the EU is they highlighted problems in our own country and funded a lot of things which were needed where the tories couldn't highlight them and threw so much money into the NHS to make it look like they was doing a 'good' job.
See your entire post is all hypothetical yet your posting like it's fact. This is the problem. Nobody knows what will actually happen but there are people like yourself (doom and gloom merchants) giving out incorrect information.
How can you claim it is to the detriment of Wales when it hasn't happened.
There's difference between being a doom and gloom merchant and being a realist, I am just stating things people don't wanna hear because they know it's the truth.
If you truly believe we as Wales benefit from Brexit with that government you are very delusional, you truly believe they give a toss about us?
Your doing it again to quote youyou "they know it's the truth"
Your post is far from true from start to finish for a start your claiming Wales is worst off and you talk like brexit has happened. It hasn't happened and Wales is no worst off
Honestly mate why you even blinding yourself from the truth, I am just being a realist and just predicting the obvious outcome.. if you want to hold hands and form a circle singing and dancing go ahead because it will all unfold.
Most of the politicians and parties who were screaming for people to vote stay were fooling all the public because they want to leave the EU but knew if they came out and said everyone needs to vote out the public would do the opposite because they think their clever and big going against the government, a fair proportion of people voted out just to say f**k you to the government and EU.
Fri Nov 25, 2016 4:35 pm
bluemun wrote:Two basic results of Brexit are that the exchange rate with the Euro for travel is now almost 1 : 1 and the inflation rate is due to rise to 5%, with a drastic rise in prices at shops. Are all those who voted for Brexit happy with this?
I have never been a supporter of the EU ( a neo-liberal organisation), nor did I want more power for Westminster.
However, I can see some dire consequences of that referendum.
Fri Nov 25, 2016 5:05 pm
jon1959 wrote:bluemun wrote:Two basic results of Brexit are that the exchange rate with the Euro for travel is now almost 1 : 1 and the inflation rate is due to rise to 5%, with a drastic rise in prices at shops. Are all those who voted for Brexit happy with this?
I have never been a supporter of the EU ( a neo-liberal organisation), nor did I want more power for Westminster.
However, I can see some dire consequences of that referendum.
I'm not happy with Brexit. I didn't vote to leave, but I hoped that the government would at least have a plan for managing the divorce. Seems it hasn't. There are at least 3 different (and contradictory) ideas of what it should be around the Cabinet table - and the 3 Brexidiots (Johnson, Davis and Fox) are making a difficult situation worse by the day. The UK won't be able to keep what it likes and ditch what it doesn't. We will either end up outside the single market and see the UK become poorer, or will have access and also be tied to most of the EU rules/laws that the Brexiteers hate (like Switzerland and Norway) - so free movement of people and compliance with EU standards and regulations but virtually no influence. It was a tabloid referendum campaign, full of misinformation, lies and hysteria, on both sides. In my view most people voted on the basis of emotion not on a rational assessment of whatever passed for facts. I think the majority will come to regret the decision - but it will happen.
Fri Nov 25, 2016 5:23 pm
Steve Zodiak wrote:A bit strange how nobody really knows what the future holds, because no-one has ever left before. Should have said nobody other than the remain camp knows what will happen. They appear to know exactly what will happen. They have told us that Turkey will never join the EU so why is money being spent on all the talks which were temporarily suspended yesterday because of human rights issues. If they will never be part of the EU, what is the point of these continued discussions which are not being undertaken free of charge. Perhaps the remain people should tell the EU that they know the future and could save them a bob ot two by knocking these talks on the head permanently.
Fri Nov 25, 2016 5:52 pm
Bluebird For Life wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:A bit strange how nobody really knows what the future holds, because no-one has ever left before. Should have said nobody other than the remain camp knows what will happen. They appear to know exactly what will happen. They have told us that Turkey will never join the EU so why is money being spent on all the talks which were temporarily suspended yesterday because of human rights issues. If they will never be part of the EU, what is the point of these continued discussions which are not being undertaken free of charge. Perhaps the remain people should tell the EU that they know the future and could save them a bob ot two by knocking these talks on the head permanently.
With the French historically voting against the Turks joining, I can't see it happening any time soon, especially with the French elections next year and the possible far right party of Marine Le Penn getting a big chunk of the vote. They might be talking about it, but that doesn't mean its going to happen.
Fri Nov 25, 2016 6:11 pm
WelshPatriot wrote:jon1959 wrote:bluemun wrote:Two basic results of Brexit are that the exchange rate with the Euro for travel is now almost 1 : 1 and the inflation rate is due to rise to 5%, with a drastic rise in prices at shops. Are all those who voted for Brexit happy with this?
I have never been a supporter of the EU ( a neo-liberal organisation), nor did I want more power for Westminster.
However, I can see some dire consequences of that referendum.
I'm not happy with Brexit. I didn't vote to leave, but I hoped that the government would at least have a plan for managing the divorce. Seems it hasn't. There are at least 3 different (and contradictory) ideas of what it should be around the Cabinet table - and the 3 Brexidiots (Johnson, Davis and Fox) are making a difficult situation worse by the day. The UK won't be able to keep what it likes and ditch what it doesn't. We will either end up outside the single market and see the UK become poorer, or will have access and also be tied to most of the EU rules/laws that the Brexiteers hate (like Switzerland and Norway) - so free movement of people and compliance with EU standards and regulations but virtually no influence. It was a tabloid referendum campaign, full of misinformation, lies and hysteria, on both sides. In my view most people voted on the basis of emotion not on a rational assessment of whatever passed for facts. I think the majority will come to regret the decision - but it will happen.
90% of your post is rubbish. Again remainers still claiming those who voted out were duped. Rubbish.
Fri Nov 25, 2016 6:15 pm
City Slicker wrote:WelshPatriot wrote:jon1959 wrote:bluemun wrote:Two basic results of Brexit are that the exchange rate with the Euro for travel is now almost 1 : 1 and the inflation rate is due to rise to 5%, with a drastic rise in prices at shops. Are all those who voted for Brexit happy with this?
I have never been a supporter of the EU ( a neo-liberal organisation), nor did I want more power for Westminster.
However, I can see some dire consequences of that referendum.
I'm not happy with Brexit. I didn't vote to leave, but I hoped that the government would at least have a plan for managing the divorce. Seems it hasn't. There are at least 3 different (and contradictory) ideas of what it should be around the Cabinet table - and the 3 Brexidiots (Johnson, Davis and Fox) are making a difficult situation worse by the day. The UK won't be able to keep what it likes and ditch what it doesn't. We will either end up outside the single market and see the UK become poorer, or will have access and also be tied to most of the EU rules/laws that the Brexiteers hate (like Switzerland and Norway) - so free movement of people and compliance with EU standards and regulations but virtually no influence. It was a tabloid referendum campaign, full of misinformation, lies and hysteria, on both sides. In my view most people voted on the basis of emotion not on a rational assessment of whatever passed for facts. I think the majority will come to regret the decision - but it will happen.
90% of your post is rubbish. Again remainers still claiming those who voted out were duped. Rubbish.
As a matter of interest, which 10% isn't?
Fri Nov 25, 2016 6:17 pm
Fri Nov 25, 2016 6:18 pm
WelshPatriot wrote:City Slicker wrote:WelshPatriot wrote:jon1959 wrote:bluemun wrote:Two basic results of Brexit are that the exchange rate with the Euro for travel is now almost 1 : 1 and the inflation rate is due to rise to 5%, with a drastic rise in prices at shops. Are all those who voted for Brexit happy with this?
I have never been a supporter of the EU ( a neo-liberal organisation), nor did I want more power for Westminster.
However, I can see some dire consequences of that referendum.
I'm not happy with Brexit. I didn't vote to leave, but I hoped that the government would at least have a plan for managing the divorce. Seems it hasn't. There are at least 3 different (and contradictory) ideas of what it should be around the Cabinet table - and the 3 Brexidiots (Johnson, Davis and Fox) are making a difficult situation worse by the day. The UK won't be able to keep what it likes and ditch what it doesn't. We will either end up outside the single market and see the UK become poorer, or will have access and also be tied to most of the EU rules/laws that the Brexiteers hate (like Switzerland and Norway) - so free movement of people and compliance with EU standards and regulations but virtually no influence. It was a tabloid referendum campaign, full of misinformation, lies and hysteria, on both sides. In my view most people voted on the basis of emotion not on a rational assessment of whatever passed for facts. I think the majority will come to regret the decision - but it will happen.
90% of your post is rubbish. Again remainers still claiming those who voted out were duped. Rubbish.
As a matter of interest, which 10% isn't?
When he says he's not happy.
Fri Nov 25, 2016 6:31 pm
Pembroke bluebird wrote:The country has given the mandate to leave by a democratic vote
For all you that voted to remain you lost LIVE WITH IT
To the uk government you have been given a instruction by the majority of the electorate of the uk to leave the uk
NO watered down alternative but OUR Choice as printed on the ballot paper
LEAVE THE EU
If your struggling to understand this I would be glad to provide you with assistance in understanding this simple task
Fri Nov 25, 2016 6:35 pm
Sneggyblubird wrote:Pembroke bluebird wrote:The country has given the mandate to leave by a democratic vote
For all you that voted to remain you lost LIVE WITH IT
To the uk government you have been given a instruction by the majority of the electorate of the uk to leave the uk
NO watered down alternative but OUR Choice as printed on the ballot paper
LEAVE THE EU
If your struggling to understand this I would be glad to provide you with assistance in understanding this simple task
Hate to piss on your chips but:
The referendum was only ever advisory,fact.
The UK government has to get the best possible severance deal,anything otherwise would be a dereliction of duty to the people they represent.
No offence but I think its you that needs to understand the lawful process this requires.Like it or not it is anything but simple.Those that think it is should leave it to their betters.I voted remain but accept the outcome but I find it funny to think there are those who think you can just walk away on a set date.
Fri Nov 25, 2016 6:49 pm
City Slicker wrote:WelshPatriot wrote:City Slicker wrote:WelshPatriot wrote:jon1959 wrote:bluemun wrote:Two basic results of Brexit are that the exchange rate with the Euro for travel is now almost 1 : 1 and the inflation rate is due to rise to 5%, with a drastic rise in prices at shops. Are all those who voted for Brexit happy with this?
I have never been a supporter of the EU ( a neo-liberal organisation), nor did I want more power for Westminster.
However, I can see some dire consequences of that referendum.
I'm not happy with Brexit. I didn't vote to leave, but I hoped that the government would at least have a plan for managing the divorce. Seems it hasn't. There are at least 3 different (and contradictory) ideas of what it should be around the Cabinet table - and the 3 Brexidiots (Johnson, Davis and Fox) are making a difficult situation worse by the day. The UK won't be able to keep what it likes and ditch what it doesn't. We will either end up outside the single market and see the UK become poorer, or will have access and also be tied to most of the EU rules/laws that the Brexiteers hate (like Switzerland and Norway) - so free movement of people and compliance with EU standards and regulations but virtually no influence. It was a tabloid referendum campaign, full of misinformation, lies and hysteria, on both sides. In my view most people voted on the basis of emotion not on a rational assessment of whatever passed for facts. I think the majority will come to regret the decision - but it will happen.
90% of your post is rubbish. Again remainers still claiming those who voted out were duped. Rubbish.
As a matter of interest, which 10% isn't?
When he says he's not happy.
That's about 2%
Fri Nov 25, 2016 7:48 pm
City Slicker wrote:Sneggyblubird wrote:Pembroke bluebird wrote:The country has given the mandate to leave by a democratic vote
For all you that voted to remain you lost LIVE WITH IT
To the uk government you have been given a instruction by the majority of the electorate of the uk to leave the uk
NO watered down alternative but OUR Choice as printed on the ballot paper
LEAVE THE EU
If your struggling to understand this I would be glad to provide you with assistance in understanding this simple task
Hate to piss on your chips but:
The referendum was only ever advisory,fact.
The UK government has to get the best possible severance deal,anything otherwise would be a dereliction of duty to the people they represent.
No offence but I think its you that needs to understand the lawful process this requires.Like it or not it is anything but simple.Those that think it is should leave it to their betters.I voted remain but accept the outcome but I find it funny to think there are those who think you can just walk away on a set date.
I was just about to contact him to make an appointment for his assistance but fear I couldn't afford it what with the drop in the pound and all that.
Fri Nov 25, 2016 11:08 pm
jon1959 wrote:City Slicker wrote:WelshPatriot wrote:City Slicker wrote:WelshPatriot wrote:jon1959 wrote:bluemun wrote:Two basic results of Brexit are that the exchange rate with the Euro for travel is now almost 1 : 1 and the inflation rate is due to rise to 5%, with a drastic rise in prices at shops. Are all those who voted for Brexit happy with this?
I have never been a supporter of the EU ( a neo-liberal organisation), nor did I want more power for Westminster.
However, I can see some dire consequences of that referendum.
I'm not happy with Brexit. I didn't vote to leave, but I hoped that the government would at least have a plan for managing the divorce. Seems it hasn't. There are at least 3 different (and contradictory) ideas of what it should be around the Cabinet table - and the 3 Brexidiots (Johnson, Davis and Fox) are making a difficult situation worse by the day. The UK won't be able to keep what it likes and ditch what it doesn't. We will either end up outside the single market and see the UK become poorer, or will have access and also be tied to most of the EU rules/laws that the Brexiteers hate (like Switzerland and Norway) - so free movement of people and compliance with EU standards and regulations but virtually no influence. It was a tabloid referendum campaign, full of misinformation, lies and hysteria, on both sides. In my view most people voted on the basis of emotion not on a rational assessment of whatever passed for facts. I think the majority will come to regret the decision - but it will happen.
90% of your post is rubbish. Again remainers still claiming those who voted out were duped. Rubbish.
As a matter of interest, which 10% isn't?
When he says he's not happy.
That's about 2%
For what it's worth, 100% of his reply is rubbish. I think everyone was duped - not just leavers. And if anyone thinks there is a plan, I'd love to hear what it is!
Sat Nov 26, 2016 12:55 am
Sat Nov 26, 2016 9:00 am
Bushy Eyebrows wrote:The only people who are really happy about Brexit is Fishermen, they will not have to travel so far without EU super trawlers in British Waters its going to be more cost productive if our waters are still well stocked. On the flipside exports will be effected, which could have knock effect for fish & chip shops reducing the price of a potion of UK sourced ingredients. This list of potential possibilities to come is endless for anyone to claim facts at this stage, prepare for a rollercoaster ahead.