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Exactly, this is why 50+ should have been excluded from this vote.
Can't tell if serious...
Exactly, this is why 50+ should have been excluded from this vote.
Wheres the ASA when you need them
Exactly, this is why 50+ should have been excluded from this vote.
Hopefully not as that is not a democracy regardless of who it affectsCan't tell if serious...
At least its not 350Million been wasted on the EU now when it could go towards been used in THIS country for ITS PEOPLE.
I still have no regret for voting out...i still think for the long run it was the right choice.
When will we start talking about moving on as opposed to dwelling on the past? It's all getting a bit depressing now
In the sense of not acting like 3 year olds who have thrown their toys out of the pram. Not in the sense of lets forget about it all. We need to to focus on the next stages to recoverMoving on?
A decisions to leave will fundamentally affect everyone in this country for rest of their life, possible dramatically. We will never be able to "move on".
Yes they did. this says to me the whole 350m which doesn't exist anyway.....
At least its not 350Million been wasted on the EU now when it could go towards been used in THIS country for ITS PEOPLE.
I still have no regret for voting out...i still think for the long run it was the right choice.
Isn't/wasn't the EU cooling to the idea of TTIP and the UK were one of the strongest supporters of it?
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As a Remainer I was disappointed but not surprised at Jean Claudes statement on "It was never a good relationship" or words to that effect. In times of crisis some leaders act like spoiled kidsJesus, the way remainers are going on you'd think the European Union was the entire embodiment of this country, which is precisely the reason for voting out of it, too much control was being handed over.
We need to start article 50, reestablish a trading position, and get on with it. The worlds audience is looking at Britain and all this bickering and dithering is making us look a joke.
is making us look a joke.
We need to [...] get on with it. The worlds audience is looking at Britain and all this bickering and dithering is making us look a joke.
Jesus, the way remainers are going on you'd think the European Union was the entire embodiment of this country, which is precisely the reason for voting out of it, too much control was being handed over.
We need to start article 50, reestablish a trading position, and get on with it. The worlds audience is looking at Britain and all this bickering and dithering is making us look a joke.
Can someone sticky this somewhere?I couldn't agree more. Some of the comments on both sides are utterly embarrassing. Sadly, that includes some in this thread too.
It's done. Nobody has a crystal ball. Let's pull together and move on.
Jesus, the way remainers are going on you'd think the European Union was the entire embodiment of this country, which is precisely the reason for voting out of it, too much control was being handed over.
We need to start article 50, reestablish a trading position, and get on with it. The worlds audience is looking at Britain and all this bickering and dithering is making us look a joke.