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Pussay Patrol 30 Nov 18 7.07am
Originally posted by Cucking Funt I voted to free us from the shackled of the EU Superstate. I guess the notion of this country's destiny being in our own hands doesn't appeal to you. The EU is going backwards, not forwards. I believe in Britain. That all sounds noble but i'd like to think most people make a decision about how things affect them personally like job security, rights, inflation etc Saying things like EU shackles and gravy trains is just political speak but doesn't have any affect on your everyday life. People should be seriously concerned about the real actual impact. Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah
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30 Nov 18 7.07am

Originally posted by Cucking Funt

I voted to free us from the shackled of the EU Superstate. I guess the notion of this country's destiny being in our own hands doesn't appeal to you. The EU is going backwards, not forwards. I believe in Britain.

That all sounds noble but i'd like to think most people make a decision about how things affect them personally like job security, rights, inflation etc

Saying things like EU shackles and gravy trains is just political speak but doesn't have any affect on your everyday life. People should be seriously concerned about the real actual impact.

Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah

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Badger11 Beckenham 30 Nov 18 7.25am
The Sun is now calling for a Termination Clause something I have argued for and apparently the civil servants actually drew one up.. [Link] Sorry this isn't meant to be an anti Corbyn rant unfortunately they included the Clause comments half way down so please ignore the rest (for now). One more point
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Beckenham 30 Nov 18 7.25am

The Sun is now calling for a Termination Clause something I have argued for and apparently the civil servants actually drew one up..

[Link]

Sorry this isn't meant to be an anti Corbyn rant unfortunately they included the Clause comments half way down so please ignore the rest (for now).

One more point

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Midlands Eagle 30 Nov 18 7.27am
Originally posted by Pussay Patrol That all sounds noble but i'd like to think most people make a decision about how things affect them personally like job security, rights, inflation etc Saying things like EU shackles and gravy trains is just political speak but doesn't have any affect on your everyday life. I voted along with Mr Funt for the very reasons that he outlined and I think that a huge many others did as well although many remoaners like to attribute the Brexit vote to stupidity, racism or any other negative that they cam come up with
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol

That all sounds noble but i'd like to think most people make a decision about how things affect them personally like job security, rights, inflation etc

Saying things like EU shackles and gravy trains is just political speak but doesn't have any affect on your everyday life.

I voted along with Mr Funt for the very reasons that he outlined and I think that a huge many others did as well although many remoaners like to attribute the Brexit vote to stupidity, racism or any other negative that they cam come up with

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Stirlingsays 30 Nov 18 7.28am
Originally posted by Pussay Patrol That all sounds noble but i'd like to think most people make a decision about how things affect them personally like job security, rights, inflation etc Saying things like EU shackles and gravy trains is just political speak but doesn't have any affect on your everyday life. People should be seriously concerned about the real actual impact. So much so that more of them voted to leave than stay. Despite the message you just produced being said, time and time and time again. You can wait forty years, like voters had to wait forty years for a second vote on the political union within Europe. You can be treated how they were treated. 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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30 Nov 18 7.28am

Originally posted by Pussay Patrol

That all sounds noble but i'd like to think most people make a decision about how things affect them personally like job security, rights, inflation etc

Saying things like EU shackles and gravy trains is just political speak but doesn't have any affect on your everyday life. People should be seriously concerned about the real actual impact.

So much so that more of them voted to leave than stay.

Despite the message you just produced being said, time and time and time again.

You can wait forty years, like voters had to wait forty years for a second vote on the political union within Europe.

You can be treated how they were treated.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 30 Nov 18 7.45am
Originally posted by cryrst Originally posted by Rudi Hedman Again, fully aware there’ll be a downturn. In the future we can trade freely in growing markets, everywhere. Those markets are growing for us before we can trade freely there. The EU market for us is contracting. The 10 countries outside the eu who we have our highest trade with in money; added together is still not as high as the eu trades. I get that the eu is 20 odd countries but as a block i mean. 20-10 = 10 still to count. They’re still growing, and untapped for many uk businesses. Our EU export % has been contracting for 10 years. Longer I think. We’ll also still export into the EU countries like we’ve always done. COYP
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Caterham 30 Nov 18 7.45am

Originally posted by cryrst

Originally posted by Rudi Hedman

Again, fully aware there’ll be a downturn. In the future we can trade freely in growing markets, everywhere. Those markets are growing for us before we can trade freely there. The EU market for us is contracting.

The 10 countries outside the eu who we have our highest trade with in money; added together is still not as high as the eu trades.
I get that the eu is 20 odd countries but as a block i mean.

20-10 = 10 still to count.

They’re still growing, and untapped for many uk businesses. Our EU export % has been contracting for 10 years. Longer I think. We’ll also still export into the EU countries like we’ve always done.

COYP

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Pussay Patrol 30 Nov 18 9.25am
Originally posted by Midlands Eagle I voted along with Mr Funt for the very reasons that he outlined and I think that a huge many others did as well although many remoaners like to attribute the Brexit vote to stupidity, racism or any other negative that they cam come up with I agree. I think many people voted that way in 2016 but over the last 2.5 years many of those people realised they'd been conned, manipulated by right wing media, dubious propaganda from Russian sources and people with vested interests which benefit from Brexit, and after the total fiasco that has occurred have realised that in the cold light of day they would be worse off because nobody puts across any credible future plan about economic prosperity post Brexit, just staunch brexiters with their tired clichés like shackles, bureaucracy and gravy trains Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah
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30 Nov 18 9.25am

Originally posted by Midlands Eagle

I agree. I think many people voted that way in 2016 but over the last 2.5 years many of those people realised they'd been conned, manipulated by right wing media, dubious propaganda from Russian sources and people with vested interests which benefit from Brexit, and after the total fiasco that has occurred have realised that in the cold light of day they would be worse off because nobody puts across any credible future plan about economic prosperity post Brexit, just staunch brexiters with their tired clichés like shackles, bureaucracy and gravy trains

Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah

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Stirlingsays 30 Nov 18 9.41am
Originally posted by Pussay Patrol I agree. I think many people voted that way in 2016 but over the last 2.5 years many of those people realised they'd been conned, manipulated by right wing media, dubious propaganda from Russian sources and people with vested interests which benefit from Brexit, and after the total fiasco that has occurred have realised that in the cold light of day they would be worse off because nobody puts across any credible future plan about economic prosperity post Brexit, just staunch brexiters with their tired clichés like shackles, bureaucracy and gravy trains I think just as many of them have been pissed off by the one eyed bias, scare tactics, and lies and over blown nonsense by people like you. People who don't care about this country and do nothing but slag it off yet think that moaning about Brexit means something. Edited by Stirlingsays (30 Nov 2018 9.42am) 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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30 Nov 18 9.41am

Originally posted by Pussay Patrol

I think just as many of them have been pissed off by the one eyed bias, scare tactics, and lies and over blown nonsense by people like you.

People who don't care about this country and do nothing but slag it off yet think that moaning about Brexit means something.

Edited by Stirlingsays (30 Nov 2018 9.42am)

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steve1984 30 Nov 18 10.35am
Moaning about brexit means we enjoy freedom of speech, one of the things which people supposedly died for in 2 world wars.
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steve1984 30 Nov 18 10.35am

Moaning about brexit means we enjoy freedom of speech, one of the things which people supposedly died for in 2 world wars.

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becky over the moon 30 Nov 18 10.46am
Originally posted by Pussay Patrol I agree. I think many people voted that way in 2016 but over the last 2.5 years many of those people realised they'd been conned, manipulated by right wing media, dubious propaganda from Russian sources and people with vested interests which benefit from Brexit, and after the total fiasco that has occurred have realised that in the cold light of day they would be worse off because nobody puts across any credible future plan about economic prosperity post Brexit, just staunch brexiters with their tired clichés like shackles, bureaucracy and gravy trains Meanwhile, all the remainers have put aside self-interest for the greater good of the British public.... A stairway to Heaven and a Highway to Hell give some indication of expected traffic numbers
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over the moon 30 Nov 18 10.46am

Originally posted by Pussay Patrol

I agree. I think many people voted that way in 2016 but over the last 2.5 years many of those people realised they'd been conned, manipulated by right wing media, dubious propaganda from Russian sources and people with vested interests which benefit from Brexit, and after the total fiasco that has occurred have realised that in the cold light of day they would be worse off because nobody puts across any credible future plan about economic prosperity post Brexit, just staunch brexiters with their tired clichés like shackles, bureaucracy and gravy trains

Meanwhile, all the remainers have put aside self-interest for the greater good of the British public....

A stairway to Heaven and a Highway to Hell give some indication of expected traffic numbers

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Hrolf The Ganger 30 Nov 18 11.08am
Originally posted by Pussay Patrol I agree. I think many people voted that way in 2016 but over the last 2.5 years many of those people realised they'd been conned, manipulated by right wing media, dubious propaganda from Russian sources and people with vested interests which benefit from Brexit, and after the total fiasco that has occurred have realised that in the cold light of day they would be worse off because nobody puts across any credible future plan about economic prosperity post Brexit, just staunch brexiters with their tired clichés like shackles, bureaucracy and gravy trains The only conning going on is by Remainers and other self interested parties trying to derail the process. Other than thatt, nothing has changed.
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol

I agree. I think many people voted that way in 2016 but over the last 2.5 years many of those people realised they'd been conned, manipulated by right wing media, dubious propaganda from Russian sources and people with vested interests which benefit from Brexit, and after the total fiasco that has occurred have realised that in the cold light of day they would be worse off because nobody puts across any credible future plan about economic prosperity post Brexit, just staunch brexiters with their tired clichés like shackles, bureaucracy and gravy trains

The only conning going on is by Remainers and other self interested parties trying to derail the process. Other than thatt, nothing has changed.

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 30 Nov 18 11.12am
I am hearing that as things stand about 65 Conservative MPs will oppose the deal,possibly joined by about another 30.But of course things can change before 11 December.
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South coast - west of Brighton. 30 Nov 18 11.12am

I am hearing that as things stand about 65 Conservative MPs will oppose the deal,possibly joined by about another 30.But of course things can change before 11 December.

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Ouzo Dan Behind you 30 Nov 18 11.16am
Originally posted by steeleye20 The truth always hurts. You are the NPC meme in its fully powered up state Gammon bzz bzz Racist bzz bzz Brexs* bzz bzz Orange man bad bzz bzz 2nd referendum bzz bzz peoples vote bzz bzz Nazi bzz bzz Bigot bzz bzz Attachment**: steeleyenpcfin.jpg (7.64Kb) The mountains are calling & I must go.
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