So Brexit seems to be a good thing then.
16 July 2018, 01:27 PM
#3032
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Brexit effect on migration.
So, as EU migrants are fleeing the sinking ship, they are being replaced by non EU migrants.
The article doesn't say where the increased number of non-EU migrants are coming from, but I bet its not Australia or the US, but more likely the middle East or North Africa.
So, as EU migrants are fleeing the sinking ship, they are being replaced by non EU migrants.
The article doesn't say where the increased number of non-EU migrants are coming from, but I bet its not Australia or the US, but more likely the middle East or North Africa.
16 July 2018, 09:32 PM
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All this talk of second referendum...
I'm completely opposed to this. It was cause mayhem, and further weaken (our already pretty limp) negotiating position. The nation voted to leave, there should be no going back on that no matter how much I hate the outcome.
The only conceivable circumstances would involving what type of Brexit, I.e the deal or just leave with no deal.
It would takes decades for the country to get over the perceived betrayal of somehow going back on the vote of 23rd June 2016.
I'm completely opposed to this. It was cause mayhem, and further weaken (our already pretty limp) negotiating position. The nation voted to leave, there should be no going back on that no matter how much I hate the outcome.
The only conceivable circumstances would involving what type of Brexit, I.e the deal or just leave with no deal.
It would takes decades for the country to get over the perceived betrayal of somehow going back on the vote of 23rd June 2016.
17 July 2018, 01:05 AM
#3042
All this talk of second referendum...
I'm completely opposed to this. It was cause mayhem, and further weaken (our already pretty limp) negotiating position. The nation voted to leave, there should be no going back on that no matter how much I hate the outcome.
The only conceivable circumstances would involving what type of Brexit, I.e the deal or just leave with no deal.
It would takes decades for the country to get over the perceived betrayal of somehow going back on the vote of 23rd June 2016.
I'm completely opposed to this. It was cause mayhem, and further weaken (our already pretty limp) negotiating position. The nation voted to leave, there should be no going back on that no matter how much I hate the outcome.
The only conceivable circumstances would involving what type of Brexit, I.e the deal or just leave with no deal.
It would takes decades for the country to get over the perceived betrayal of somehow going back on the vote of 23rd June 2016.
17 July 2018, 08:24 AM
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17 July 2018, 08:52 AM
#3044
We will never go back
If it tried the UK would lose its
control over free movement/ immigration
control of financial institutions
control of judiciary
surrender the Pound for the euro
That isn't going to happen. No political party would ever dare suggest it. Besides all these youngsters will become realist's once they reach their 30s .
17 July 2018, 09:00 AM
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Who cares, the Leave mob are forever telling Remainers to "get over it, that's democracy". If the elected the governement decides the best course of action is a referendum on the final deal then the Leave bunch will have to suck it up 'cus that's democracy.
We will never go back
If it tried the UK would lose its
control over free movement/ immigration
control of financial institutions
control of judiciary
surrender the Pound for the euro
That isn't going to happen. No political party would ever dare suggest it. Besides all these youngsters will become realist's once they reach their 30s .
If it tried the UK would lose its
control over free movement/ immigration
control of financial institutions
control of judiciary
surrender the Pound for the euro
That isn't going to happen. No political party would ever dare suggest it. Besides all these youngsters will become realist's once they reach their 30s .
Really? Now how do you know that would happen...
17 July 2018, 09:06 AM
#3049
We will never go back
If it tried the UK would lose its
control over free movement/ immigration
control of financial institutions
control of judiciary
surrender the Pound for the euro
That isn't going to happen. No political party would ever dare suggest it. Besides all these youngsters will become realist's once they reach their 30s .
If it tried the UK would lose its
control over free movement/ immigration
control of financial institutions
control of judiciary
surrender the Pound for the euro
That isn't going to happen. No political party would ever dare suggest it. Besides all these youngsters will become realist's once they reach their 30s .
17 July 2018, 10:05 AM
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EU to sign its biggest free trade deal with Japan
So, the EU is doing all these trade deals, that the UK won't see the benefit of once we leave, only to try and do our own trade deals with the same country and getting a worse deal because we're a much smaller player than the EU is.
Vote Leave: Brexit campaign 'broke electoral law' in referendum
So, not only did the Brexiteers run two main campaigns (Vote Leave + Leave.EU) compared to only one Remain campaign. Both leave campaigns also broke the referendum funding rules and still only managed a marginal victory! This is the Brexiteers version of democracy!
So, the EU is doing all these trade deals, that the UK won't see the benefit of once we leave, only to try and do our own trade deals with the same country and getting a worse deal because we're a much smaller player than the EU is.
Vote Leave: Brexit campaign 'broke electoral law' in referendum
So, not only did the Brexiteers run two main campaigns (Vote Leave + Leave.EU) compared to only one Remain campaign. Both leave campaigns also broke the referendum funding rules and still only managed a marginal victory! This is the Brexiteers version of democracy!
17 July 2018, 10:23 AM
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EU to sign its biggest free trade deal with Japan
So, the EU is doing all these trade deals, that the UK won't see the benefit of once we leave, only to try and do our own trade deals with the same country and getting a worse deal because we're a much smaller player than the EU is.
Vote Leave: Brexit campaign 'broke electoral law' in referendum
So, not only did the Brexiteers run two main campaigns (Vote Leave + Leave.EU) compared to only one Remain campaign. Both leave campaigns also broke the referendum funding rules and still only managed a marginal victory! This is the Brexiteers version of democracy!
So, the EU is doing all these trade deals, that the UK won't see the benefit of once we leave, only to try and do our own trade deals with the same country and getting a worse deal because we're a much smaller player than the EU is.
Vote Leave: Brexit campaign 'broke electoral law' in referendum
So, not only did the Brexiteers run two main campaigns (Vote Leave + Leave.EU) compared to only one Remain campaign. Both leave campaigns also broke the referendum funding rules and still only managed a marginal victory! This is the Brexiteers version of democracy!
not to mention the £9 million leaflet that didnt count against the remoaners budget?
before you throw mud you might wanna make sure its not into the wind
lol
17 July 2018, 10:53 AM
#3054
You talk ****. Alcazar. I do so, so hope that the EU make it a single one-in, one out-visa after Brexit for UK residing British nationals.
Serious question.....what health insurance do you have for when you are in France? Will you have to arrange cover yourself after Brexit?
Serious question.....what health insurance do you have for when you are in France? Will you have to arrange cover yourself after Brexit?
17 July 2018, 11:33 AM
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EU to sign its biggest free trade deal with Japan
So, the EU is doing all these trade deals, that the UK won't see the benefit of once we leave, only to try and do our own trade deals with the same country and getting a worse deal because we're a much smaller player than the EU is.
Vote Leave: Brexit campaign 'broke electoral law' in referendum
So, not only did the Brexiteers run two main campaigns (Vote Leave + Leave.EU) compared to only one Remain campaign. Both leave campaigns also broke the referendum funding rules and still only managed a marginal victory! This is the Brexiteers version of democracy!
So, the EU is doing all these trade deals, that the UK won't see the benefit of once we leave, only to try and do our own trade deals with the same country and getting a worse deal because we're a much smaller player than the EU is.
Vote Leave: Brexit campaign 'broke electoral law' in referendum
So, not only did the Brexiteers run two main campaigns (Vote Leave + Leave.EU) compared to only one Remain campaign. Both leave campaigns also broke the referendum funding rules and still only managed a marginal victory! This is the Brexiteers version of democracy!
**** Business !
17 July 2018, 11:45 AM
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17 July 2018, 11:55 AM
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That's remainer mentality for ya!
