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Hoof Hearted 29 Jun 16 10.38am

That's about the shape of it people.... whether you voted for Brexit or not, we all need to pull together to make this new era a success.

Sadly, at time like this you find out who your friends are, and who you can rely on too.

The SNP and Sinn Fein are taking this "opportunity" to consolidate their desire for independence and we cannot expect any help but hindrance from there.

Good old Wales stuck by us and between us along with help from USA and the dependable commonwealth allies we can make a go of it.

WE can expect the EU to play hardball and not make any concessions initially. More fool them.

Everyone should now buy English and Welsh goods primarily, eg Welsh Lamb and English farm and dairy produce.

We can replace everything we get from the EU from elsewhere. Aussie Wine is better than French Wine. Cheddar and Stilton are far superior cheeses to the French soft cheeses. German cars - overpriced diesels that have failed emission tests (now we've realised they were cheating all along).

We can get our farmers to actually grow crops again, rather than leaving them for meadows to encourage butterflies and dormouse to inhabit them as directed by the EU. We can pay Dairy farmers a fair price for their milk rather than expecting them to make a loss FFS.

The Jocks and the Paddy's can go their own way... we won't be buying any of their produce either. With the Oil price as low as it is Scotland will struggle, but if Independence is what they want so be it. The Irish loyalists I do feel sorry for, but maybe they might have to have another referendum or come and live here?

It won't be long before we've built up our trade again with USA, Canada, Australia, NZ, India, China, Brazil, etc, as well as using our own manufacturers a lot more for home sales as opposed to selling to the EU.

I would recommend a Honda CRV car produced in this country over any thing Germany, France or Italy could offer!

It also won't be long before the EU nations realise what a fcuk up they have made by not listening to us. Losing £350 Million a week gross (or £8 Billion per annum net ) is a big hole in their budget. All of them will have to stump up significantly higher fees. A lot of them like Greece and Italy are teetering on the edge of bankruptcy.

The EU will collapse like a house of cards.

Trust me, we are going to win this war.

 

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Rudi Hedman Flag Caterham 29 Jun 16 10.52am Send a Private Message to Rudi Hedman Add Rudi Hedman as a friend

I'd like to see little stickers everywhere like in the '80s against the Murdoch papers introducing the modernisation and redundancies at Wapping.

'Don't buy The Sun, The Times, News of The World.'

'Don't buy French, German.'

You don't need to buy French wine. It's overpriced and they'd rather keep the better stuff themselves. New world wine is a better buy. A lot of other products are copied these days anyway. Cornish Brie for example. Not sure I could find a replacement for Pie D'Angloys though. Cheese p***.

Anyone who buys only buys VW Golf's needs a change and think beyond just 'it depreciates less.'

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Kermit8 Flag Hevon 29 Jun 16 10.55am Send a Private Message to Kermit8 Add Kermit8 as a friend

See, those people who said we'd become more insular were way off


Ideal scenario: EU succeeds into the future and we succeed into the future. If one falters it will affect the other negatively. Basically, we need each other.

 


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Hoof Hearted 29 Jun 16 11.01am

Originally posted by Kermit8

See, those people who said we'd become more insular were way off


Ideal scenario: EU succeeds into the future and we succeed into the future. If one falters it will affect the other negatively. Basically, we need each other.

Hurrah.... the old Kermit is back!

I don't want Armageddon for Europe, but I do want them to listen and realise we cannot sustain rampant immigration in the UK Kerms.

I wouldn't mind us being back in 1975 with an EEC type agreement and not the desire for political and economic union.

Still we'll see... early days yet.

 

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the_mcanuff_stuff Flag Caterham 29 Jun 16 11.05am Send a Private Message to the_mcanuff_stuff Add the_mcanuff_stuff as a friend

Well, apart from a few points:

1) German cars are superior (but more expensive)

2) French wines are better than new world, at least at the top end, though arguably not as good value.

3) French cheeses are better than Cheddar and Stilton. But that's not so say we can't live without them. Cheddar is pretty "meh" and Stilton not suitable except for certain occasions. Cornish "young" Brie is pretty good, but at the moment no match for a good mature French Brie.

I agree with your "buy Btitish" stance, but lets not delude ourselves, eh?

 

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Rudi Hedman Flag Caterham 29 Jun 16 11.09am Send a Private Message to Rudi Hedman Add Rudi Hedman as a friend

Anyone who buys a Peugeot because it looks good or a Renault after being told they break and when they break, it never stops, especially now they all have diagnostic computers on board, will never listen.

But Pie D'Angloys.

 


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Hoof Hearted 29 Jun 16 11.11am

Originally posted by the_mcanuff_stuff

Well, apart from a few points:

1) German cars are superior (but more expensive)

2) French wines are better than new world, at least at the top end, though arguably not as good value.

3) French cheeses are better than Cheddar and Stilton. But that's not so say we can't live without them. Cheddar is pretty "meh" and Stilton not suitable except for certain occasions. Cornish "young" Brie is pretty good, but at the moment no match for a good mature French Brie.

I agree with your "buy Btitish" stance, but lets not delude ourselves, eh?

I'm just asking everyone to give it a go.

Being positive and buying English/Welsh is surely better than whingeing on Facebook or starting up an online petition for a 2nd referendum?

 

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Rudi Hedman Flag Caterham 29 Jun 16 11.13am Send a Private Message to Rudi Hedman Add Rudi Hedman as a friend

Originally posted by Kermit8

See, those people who said we'd become more insular were way off


Ideal scenario: EU succeeds into the future and we succeed into the future. If one falters it will affect the other negatively. Basically, we need each other.

Tell that to the Greek PAYE employees, or now unemployed. Or the Italian and Spanish unemployed. It'd be good to see the Germans take a bit of their own medicine. A pity it won't happen but I'd like to see it for a short time and then see them cave in.

 


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becky Flag over the moon 29 Jun 16 11.17am Send a Private Message to becky Holmesdale Online Elite Member Add becky as a friend

Originally posted by the_mcanuff_stuff

Well, apart from a few points:

1) German cars are superior (but more expensive)

2) French wines are better than new world, at least at the top end, though arguably not as good value.

3) French cheeses are better than Cheddar and Stilton. But that's not so say we can't live without them. Cheddar is pretty "meh" and Stilton not suitable except for certain occasions. Cornish "young" Brie is pretty good, but at the moment no match for a good mature French Brie.

I agree with your "buy Btitish" stance, but lets not delude ourselves, eh?

Cornish young brie can be a bit 'hard' - see if you can find Somerset brie - this ripens off to match any French that I have ever tried. Also, try some of the other 'small batch' regional English cheeses (a local farmers market will help), or even some of the british goats cheeses that are more readily available now.

 


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Hoof Hearted 29 Jun 16 11.20am

Ferkin ell.......

It's not all about Cheese people!

 

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Hoof Hearted 29 Jun 16 11.24am

We've done it before... and we'll do it again!"

Scissors beats Paper!

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the_mcanuff_stuff Flag Caterham 29 Jun 16 11.25am Send a Private Message to the_mcanuff_stuff Add the_mcanuff_stuff as a friend

All I'm getting from this thread is "cheese".

Was there any point besides "cheese"?

 

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