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dannyboy1978 31 Jan 19 7.22am | |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
Tony Blair: The backstop isn't the only flaw in the PM's Brexit deal. She's effectively saying 'Let's get on the train but we don't know the destination. We'll work it out after leaving'. We were always promised we'd know the future relationship with the EU before leaving. But we don't, a few weeks before some type of exit, we just don't have a clue. Nobody would do that, but leave would. So would the conservative party, parliament, the media, and there is no figure to step in and make us see sense.
Leaving the EU was never going to be easy and there was never a precise way to do it but leave we must. Not everything in life is about money nore is it for the short term. I think remainers are the true gammons with their constant wining! "Oh it was only an advisory vote"
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chris123 hove actually 31 Jan 19 7.43am | |
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978
Leaving the EU was never going to be easy and there was never a precise way to do it but leave we must. Not everything in life is about money nore is it for the short term. I think remainers are the true gammons with their constant wining! "Oh it was only an advisory vote"
And in both manifestos, EU Referendum Act voted for by Parliament 544 - 53.
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Pussay Patrol 31 Jan 19 7.49am | |
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Originally posted by cryrst
A while ago on lbc someone from abroad had they said 5k of treatment. You kinda hit the nail on the head there It's not the fault of foreigners or the EU but our own system and incompetence That's Brexit in a nutshell, get people to blame foreign people and the EU for our own failings and they can get away with it Just a shame so many people bought it
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dannyboy1978 31 Jan 19 7.54am | |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
You kinda hit the nail on the head there It's not the fault of foreigners or the EU but our own system and incompetence That's Brexit in a nutshell, get people to blame foreign people and the EU for our own failings and they can get away with it Just a shame so many people bought it What do you mean by "blame foreign people"
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Pussay Patrol 31 Jan 19 8.03am | |
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978
Leaving the EU was never going to be easy and there was never a precise way to do it but leave we must. Not everything in life is about money nore is it for the short term. I think remainers are the true gammons with their constant wining! "Oh it was only an advisory vote"
It kind of is about money If we want to be successful and prosper outside of the EU it will depend on growing our economy We want to improve our way of life and standard of living, again, that would be built on growth and a strong economy Who said they wanted to leave the EU and be poorer?
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Midlands Eagle 31 Jan 19 8.06am | |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
It's not the fault of foreigners or the EU but our own system and incompetence That's Brexit in a nutshell, get people to blame foreign people and the EU for our own failings and they can get away with it Just a shame so many people bought it It's a greater shame that 51.9% of the voters were gullible fools and clearly not as intelligent as you
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chris123 hove actually 31 Jan 19 8.31am | |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
It's a greater shame that 51.9% of the voters were gullible fools and clearly not as intelligent as you Greater London, Northern Ireland and Scotland all were remain, the other nine regions voted leave, East and West Midlands were both plus 18%, Yorkshire & Humber and North East were both plus 16%, so highly regional.
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steeleye20 Croydon 31 Jan 19 8.56am | |
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Originally posted by becky
Yes by Mrs May, video clips of her explaining to the EU that is precisely what she had to do. Usual May nonsense. They must be wondering if any 'deal' with her would mean anything in reality.
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Badger11 Beckenham 31 Jan 19 9.42am | |
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Originally posted by davenotamonkey
It's also deeply ironic, given the wonderful self-amending treaties his piece of s*** party signed us up to. 'Let's get on the train but we don't know the destination. We'll work it out after leaving' So, Remainers. What's the destination for the EU train you wanted us on? Is it the "Clegg Dangerous Fantasy" station? What station did all the Remainiacs on here vote to pull into, and why do you think you own the tracks that decide the route of the train, once you've agreed to board? When were you ever asked what your destination was? One thing is sure - with a Remain vote - there IS no "work it out after remaining". As Herr Juncker tells us: "there can be no democratic choice against the European (sic) treaties." It is always "more Europe". You just don't get to choose what that means. Thank f*** we pulled the emergency stop in time to get off. I'll take the car thanks. It's not stuck on rails to a destination I have no choice and no interest in. Good point. What does Remain mean? - To some it's the status quo. Well the EU has already said it it progressing with it plans for further integration. This makes no sense we will continue to be the anchor that drags along slowing the EU ship of state down. What ever happens in the next few months Remain politicians will need to spell out to the public what Remain means if they want to gather support of the undecided.
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dannyboy1978 31 Jan 19 10.10am | |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
It kind of is about money If we want to be successful and prosper outside of the EU it will depend on growing our economy We want to improve our way of life and standard of living, again, that would be built on growth and a strong economy Who said they wanted to leave the EU and be poorer? Who said they wanted freedom of movement NO ONE. It was thrust on us without asking and people who will swallow some hardship. They always knew it wouldn't be easy so yes I did vote to be poorer in the short term for long term gain. I am not a buisness caring about 2019 profits for share holders I'm caring about my country and the way my community is.
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Pussay Patrol 31 Jan 19 10.25am | |
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978
Who said they wanted freedom of movement NO ONE. It was thrust on us without asking and people who will swallow some hardship. They always knew it wouldn't be easy so yes I did vote to be poorer in the short term for long term gain. I am not a buisness caring about 2019 profits for share holders I'm caring about my country and the way my community is. Wrong, not everyone thinks that way Most people think immigration is a good thing and has a huge benefit
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steeleye20 Croydon 31 Jan 19 10.27am | |
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So the labour leave constituencies, probably who will be taking the biggest hit from brexit, now receiving special attention from Mrs May. Arise Sir Dennis Skinner 'The beast of Bolsover' knighted for services to the tories. Well Dennis do you know, we could really help you keep that coal-mine open if you see what we mean.....
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