correct

and the below article outlines the fact that we already have the powers to control immigration, we CHOOSE not to

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But I suppose it depends if you really want the information and facts or if you are suckered into believing the sensationalised tabloid garbage and say things like 'we have no say 'ít's forced on us' or 'we are being ruled'

More and more people are waking up to the lies and myths, many people who voted leave were conned and the groundswell of opinion for a 2nd vote gathers momentum. And then there's the gammon....

Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah

I’m not anti-immigration in any sense. I genuinely believe it’s enriched our country. And that’s supported economically. I agree we had the control to cut immigration from the EU and chose not to, for financial reasons.

But freedom of movement has been used by politicians as a gateway to exploit desperate people without a shadow of a doubt. It’s actually pretty immoral. Some of the working conditions of EU nationals in this country is a disgrace. So it’s frustrating when people paint freedom of movement as some sort of freedom-loving integrative utopian project. It’s nothing other than a mechanism to keep the gravy train rolling. At the expense of real people.

That’s where I think the whole concept of an honourable Brexit is misunderstood. This is a decision of principle. People are seeking a revolutionary economic and political change.

Citing what may or may not occur in the markets short-medium term is a useless endeavour when people are essentially seeking to burn that very economic climate to the ground.

Edited by Mstrobez (26 Nov 2018 8.54pm)

We're the Arthur over ere!

I value your opinion but it's merely theory and perception

My overall, fact based point was around the misconceptions around our relationship with the EU and the fact people voted leave based on these lies and misconceptions

Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah

Interesting point. Even more interesting is the fact none of the immibrexit voters on here have bothered to counter it properly.

Other than ‘have you ever been to Thornton Heath’, from someone who I assume, does not live or regularly visit, Thornton Heath.

I do find it just a little bit amusing that leaving may make no difference to the rate of immigration to the UK. EU immigration may go down, though. Every cloud. What kind of immigration do you hate the most? EU or ROI?

Did you know? 98.0000001% of people are morons.

but I must admit to having visited Thornton Heath on a number of occasions - kind of hard not to if you've ever spent time at the home of football.

What is ROI? Return on Investment or Republic of Ireland?

Edited by steve1984 (26 Nov 2018 10.48pm)

Why should anybody here care about that?

Flooding the country with 300,000 foreigners every year reduces the life chances of our own poor and working classes......It changes the culture mix within their living spaces without them having a say on it....It worsens their access to infrastructure, and in many cases reduces their wage potentials.

Brexit showed that most people outside the cities don't want that.....and many with the means have left the cities to an ever increasing rise of foreigners.

Edited by Stirlingsays (27 Nov 2018 6.01am)

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