E U. Should we stay or should we leave.

[Ken L]

It was a very clear to leave now how many brexiteers would dare to allow another referendum now 3 years down line on the fear of losing now its all out in the open with Brexit the screams would be unbearable with the fear of the unthinkable.

 

Every single national election/referendum since 2014 has been won by a Brexit supporting party. But if we're going to do this, why not roll it out further and have a referendum in every EU nation and get this shite over with once and for all?

Your homeboy Macron doesn't have much faith in the outcome. How about you?

What do you suppose the result would be in Italy? Poland? Hungary?

 

But you still haven't commented on the banking crisis. Are you prepared to stand up and say that you are willing to see the UK saddled to a 200 billion euro liability in pursuit of your insane Europhile dream?

 

Not that any of it matters. Parliament already voted for article 50 and the provisions of article 50 state that if the clock runs out with no deal and no extension, we leave with no deal.

There is literally nothing that you or the treasonous remainer MPs in parliament can do to stop the will of the people being implemented at this stage.

Edited August 11, 2019 by Ken L

[big_cod]

 

Every single national election/referendum since 2014 has been won by a Brexit supporting party. But if we're going to do this, why not roll it out further and have a referendum in every EU nation and get this shite over with once and for all?

Your homeboy Macron doesn't have much faith in the outcome. How about you?

What do you suppose the result would be in Italy? Poland? Hungary?

 

But you still haven't commented on the banking crisis. Are you prepared to stand up and say that you are willing to see the UK saddled to a 200 billion euro liability in pursuit of your insane Europhile dream?

 

Not that any of it matters. Parliament already voted for article 50 and the provisions of article 50 state that if the clock runs out with no deal and no extension, we leave with no deal.

There is literally nothing that you or the treasonous remainer MPs in parliament can do to stop the will of the people being implemented at this stage.

£200 banking crisis interesting that the major banks in the Eurozone are restructuring as we speak what did we bail our own banks out in 2009 a lot more than we would be liable if we have to bail out the banks in eurozone .

 

Toy say Brexit cant be stopped never ever count your chickens and you have not answered my question would to dare to agree to another referendum now after 3 years of waiting to brexit the the referendum should have been NOW as people now know what really awaits them .

 

Europe is now calmer and more prosperous than it has been in the last 50 years and we are walking away make sense doesnt it and its the same bunch of Buffoons driving Brexit who has doubled our national dept in Britain the last 10 years with there great Austerity plan good arent they .

 

 

http://www.nationaldebtclock.co.uk/

Edited August 12, 2019 by big_cod

[Anderoo]

That frustration and anger you feel as you realise that brexit is going to be nothing like you imagined - direct it at the people who promised you the impossible, not the people pointing out that it was always impossible.

[gozzer]

Hi Andrew, good to see you back, I hope you are well.

 

You're right Andrew, I do feel frustrated, and occasionally angry that things haven't turned out the way I imagined.

 

I (maybe naively), imagined that the people of this country would pull together to try and get the best deal possible, for both sides.

 

I didn't imagine that those who voted remain would be so vitriolic in their comments againt people who voted in good faith for what they believe is the best choice for the future of this country and it's residents.

 

I didn't imagine that the (so called), class divide would be so wide that people would be insulted, and belittled, for actually having the audacity to have an opinion, or based on the part of the country they live in, or for what age they are.

 

Yes frustration, with added disappointment, and more than a little disgust, were not what I imagined I would be feeling after the referendum result.

As I said maybe I was being naïve, it could be the same naivety I had when I ashamedly voted to join the club all those years ago.

 

John.

Edited August 12, 2019 by gozzer

[big_cod]

no shortage of food ,no shortage of medicines lies after lies the Brexit brigade told you all and still you follow them they peddled it day after day after day utterly incredible no wonder the remainders blood boils how stupid .

Not a whisper from the mail .express ,sun the Brexit media there readers with there heads buried in the sand now if people lose there lives because of a shortage of medicines then heads will role big time jail them I say and throw away the key .

 

https://metro.co.uk/2019/08/12/uk-spends-4000000000-stockpiling-chaotic-no-deal-brexit-10555339/

Edited August 12, 2019 by big_cod

[*Ant*]

I can't help but draw a parallel to the hysteria around the millennium bug and the remainers foretelling of impending doom and gloom. I doubt society will come crashing down, planes will fall from the sky and anarchy will descend across the country. Yes it may be a little difficult for a short while and the mega wealthy and powerful may lose a few quid and a little influence, but I can live with that and I imagine they'll be just fine and dandy just like the vast majority of us normal folk. I could be wrong of course, nobody really knows, but i'm certainly not worried about it. I personally voted to leave, and would vote exactly the same way tomorrow. But i'm not a staunch brexiteer, I just think it would be in the best interests of the country, if the vote had been reversed and the remainers had won i'd have just shrugged my shoulders and said well done and carried on as usual. No millennium bugs here, move along.

[Ken L]

Treasury analysis published before the 2016 referendum said a leave vote would immediately send the UK in to year long recession.

George Osborne, Chancellor at the time, predicted 820,000 job losses, while the Governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, also predicted an immediate recession.

 

So you'll forgive me if I snigger and call buIIshit on remainer claims of food and medicine shortages.

Edited August 12, 2019 by Ken L

[big_cod]

I can't help but draw a parallel to the hysteria around the millennium bug and the remainers foretelling of impending doom and gloom. I doubt society will come crashing down, planes will fall from the sky and anarchy will descend across the country. Yes it may be a little difficult for a short while and the mega wealthy and powerful may lose a few quid and a little influence, but I can live with that and I imagine they'll be just fine and dandy just like the vast majority of us normal folk. I could be wrong of course, nobody really knows, but i'm certainly not worried about it. I personally voted to leave, and would vote exactly the same way tomorrow. But i'm not a staunch brexiteer, I just think it would be in the best interests of the country, if the vote had been reversed and the remainers had won i'd have just shrugged my shoulders and said well done and carried on as usual. No millennium bugs here, move along.

Ant it aint the wealthy who lose after the referendum its you me and everybody else but the best is you already are now losing before we exit with the pound on its knees because of Brexit fuel , food you name all up but as always brexiteers Totally are somehow blind to it but dont worry the best is still to come .

Edited August 12, 2019 by big_cod

[Ken L]

Ant it aint the wealthy who lose after the referendum its you me and everybody else but the best is you already are now losing before we exit with the pound on its knees because of Brexit fuel , food you name all up but as always brexiteers Totally are somehow blind to it but dont worry the best is still to come .

 

"Paul Kilpatrick, chairman of Whitby's Charter Skippers and owner of Sea Otter II" compared to the people living with the consequences of cheap imported labour, you are "the wealthy".

You might think that your fake socialism is cool and trendy but if it ever gets implemented, you'll find Commissar Jamal and Commissar Dwayne (who both grew up on sink estates) knocking on your door and declaring that the trappings of your bourgeois lifestyle are an affront to the party and if they don't kneel you down and shot you in the head there and then or ship you off for re-education, they will take your home, your boat and your car and if you're lucky and they're not appropriated for use by senior party members, they might let you live in one room.

Edited August 12, 2019 by Ken L

[*Ant*]

Ant it aint the wealthy who lose after the referendum its you me and everybody else but the best is you already are now losing before we exit with the pound on its knees because of Brexit fuel , food you name all up but as always brexiteers Totally are somehow blind to it but dont worry the best is still to come .

Paul, peoples opinions and views are shaped by their own experiences, what they see, hear and read and how events and policies affect their lives. I respect your opinions and views even though I don't agree with them. You are obviously extremely passionate about the subject, and I guess that is to be applauded, but I don't share your passion either way. I think you worry far too much about it, at the end of the day we are all going to be shafted by politicians whether they are making the rules in Westminster or in Brussels.