Sick Boy
Super Moderator
They’re more likely to advocate EEA membership at some point in the medium-term. I don’t think the UK would ever re-join now.
They’re more likely to advocate EEA membership at some point in the medium-term. I don’t think the UK would ever re-join now.I would love Labour to start a rejoin campaign - what a vote winner
As for voting for change we've in reality had a Tory government for 4 elections in a row
But it’s not really an issue is it? The notion she’s an example of why people voted leave is absurd.
I heard people say they were voting remain as they thought we’d not be allowed to play in the euros anymore
I heard people voted leave as they thought it would mean the NHS would get £350M a week.
Some voted remain as they thought they'd be £4,300 a year worse off if they did not
That was silly as things are going really, really well, aren't they?
Well yes for me and my company very well as we have picked up orders from companies who used to get work from mainland Europe so I am doing very well out of it. As for the lies lets look to the Guardian as I am sure you believe them - load of shite wasn't it?
Will each UK household be £4,300 worse off if the UK leaves the EU?
Treasury analysis of Brexit implications includes claims about impact on growth and households, but do they stack up?www.theguardian.com
As long as you're doing OK then I'm happy.
I wasn't too bothered about the Euros.But it’s not really an issue is it? The notion she’s an example of why people voted leave is absurd.
I heard people say they were voting remain as they thought we’d not be allowed to play in the euros anymore
I'm alright Jack, fuck the rest of the population.
Classic Tory.
But Labour will romp to victory as everyone else is living in misery and despair
Unfortunately the majority won't care, they're happy to live in despair as long as Brexit 'got done' and the 'forriners get kicked out'.
Neither of those things will happen, but the Tories will tell them they have and they'll vote for them again like good little boys and girls.
I'm not sure what's funny, Tory voters have proven time and time again they'll happily vote to make themselves worse off as long as it makes others worse off as well.
Have they? That’s interesting factual posting. Where is the evidence
I don't know why you keep chomping. He's got you on strings here.
I don't know why you keep chomping. He's got you on strings here.
You think? He's been known to praise both Corbyn and McDonnell. I reckon he might have even voted Corbyn in 2017...And he's not trolling, he genuinely believes everything he types.
I'm not convinced. Crack on.He hasn't got me on strings
And he's not trolling, he genuinely believes everything he types.
You think? He's been known to praise both Corbyn and McDonnell. I reckon he might have even voted Corbyn in 2017...
Signing trade deals that are better for the other party than us. Another Brexit benefit!
UK agrees free trade deal with New Zealand
The government says consumers and businesses will benefit from deal, but it is unlikely to boost growth.www.bbc.co.uk
Given currently events, both stock shortages and the climate issue, how is scaling back on our own self sufficiency and importing from the other side of the world a good idea?That's farming fucked then.
Like we knew it would be. Like we tried to warn them it would be.
Why are they just lying down an letting it happen though? If your industry was about to be fucked over by the government would you not kick up a fuss?
I suppose most of them are die hard Tories though so they'll just roll over and do what their masters say like a good boy.
It seems mental to me.Given currently events, both stock shortages and the climate issue, how is scaling back on our own self sufficiency and importing from the other side of the world a good idea?
Who cares when the land can be sold off to property developers.Given currently events, both stock shortages and the climate issue, how is scaling back on our own self sufficiency and importing from the other side of the world a good idea?
Given currently events, both stock shortages and the climate issue, how is scaling back on our own self sufficiency and importing from the other side of the world a good idea?
Genuine question: the Brexit economists planned to wind down car manufacturing, now seem to have decided farming isn’t needed either. What are they proposing we replace these sectors with?
Any Brexiters know? Is it just tax haven Singapore style or is there a plan to invest in any actual industries that create jobs?
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