and our current prime minister has said he won't.
Brexit thread - what happens next
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and our current prime minister has said he won't.
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Wouldn't waste your fingertips, he doesn't read anything you link him to and skim reads his own daily mail articles at best. Unfortunately he is the media and ultra remainer standard of brexiter. 80% of us know he isn't stupid but yet he manages to keep us on the cusp of 'do you know what you mean?' and 'a normal human doesn't think like that'.
Keep going itchy, we all need a laugh right now
Well, bad things are happening as many experts predicted but were rubbished by the Leave campaign as being "Project Fear". The Leave campaign has also been exposed as reneging on it's main promises. It also has no plan and it doesn't sound as though the EU is minded to play ball with Boris. Then there is the small issue of it becoming clear that a lot of people that voted Leave as a protest and in the cold light of day don't actually want to Leave the EU and given another chance would vote to stay.
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The EU is a sinking ship so they say. Perhaps Brexit is for the best.
The EU is a sinking ship so they say. Perhaps Brexit is for the best.
What bad things? The markets dropping were pretty obvious....
based on what? Some interviews, statements or actual data?
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If it is a sinking ship why are countries still trying to join?
yup I've seen that argument... actually had it open just now. I'm not sure there is consensus on this - the EU, for example, are under the impression Cameron could invoke it tomorrow if he wanted to.
Poor countries are. Yet why aren't EFTA members?
The overall outcome of this could be the UK as it is apart from Scotland and some of the islands ending up with the euro, schengen and ever closer union.
It is another hugely messy constitutional/political minefield in this hugely messy constitutional/political situation.
Reboot the commonwealth!
Probably because they have the realization that patriotism and religion don't put food on the table, pay for medical supplies or allow them to visit family away from where they live.
If money isn't important to and live in Tanzania, Bangladesh or one of the many other countries where people struggle to feed themselves and their families because they have no money.
OK fine if that is your opinion what now?
Street brawl?
Toys out of pram?
NI is NHS contributional money so am right in a sense.
Or just accept things and move on?
You know people are so head up backside these days its unfathomable how we can keep going as a nation.
Its like a regressive dark age we entering.
Muppets and puppets.
Accept, move on and progress. How ****ing hard can it be to understand??
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*Pacific Rim Theme Plays* Sovereignty intensifies!
It's just laughable to suggest Aussie-land and Kiwi-land can compensate for lost trade with the EU. Plus imagine the added costs of transports from those two rather remote destinations.
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Why would any country if it is a sinking ship? A sinking ship would be catastrophic for poor countries, much more so than richer countries.
OK fine if that is your opinion what now?
Street brawl?
Toys out of pram?
NI is NHS contributional money so am right in a sense.
Or just accept things and move on?
You know people are so head up backside these days its unfathomable how we can keep going as a nation.
Its like a regressive dark age we entering.
Muppets and puppets.
Accept, move on and progress. How ****ing hard can it be to understand??
maybe you need to accept that you were wrong so you can move on and progress............. or is the sovereignty weighing you down now..........
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