portslade seagull
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I have been looking for the postives but so far I still have a blank page
Stop looking at the remain pages then
I have been looking for the postives but so far I still have a blank page
They'll simply take it at face value.
The terms to be agreed are probably set in stone within the EU framework. Whoever negotiates will do their best for us. I have no idea what will happen if terms cannot be agreed.
leaders are temporary the nation and most importantly it's people (away from the clutches of an EU monster state) will be forever.
The economic models of the Treasury, EY Item club, OECD, IMF and nearly every respected organisation predict lower economic growth as a result of a no vote. The UK fell from fifth to sixth largest world economy on Friday after the vote. That's immediate evidence.
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Well that's another lie nailed!Junker has written to all British employees of the EU to tell them their jobs are safe.'You work for Europe and that door is not closing for you'.One less thing to whinge and cry about!
As I've tried to point out with the poll I made, it's pretty obvious that the majority of UK voters want to keep the EU trade agreement & free movement combo.
Keep taking the tablets... ... ...
The French government have confirmed there will be no change to our border controls based in France.
Business Secretary Sajid Javid (Remainer) virtually conceded this morning the punishment budget and the treasury short term economic forecast predicting catastrophe he claimed would happen after Brexit were all a crock of sh*t.
Merkel has signalled that punishing the UK through negotiations is a non starter.
Project fear indeed.
Nope, just a bit of housekeeping. A number of Corbyn threads and referendum threads have been merged, that's all.
Can't you move them all so we can get back to football
Anyone who couldn't get to a polling station could easily get a postal vote. I did.
I'm doing my best, but am working this morning, so a bit difficult.
The club has rules, you want free trade, you have free movement of labour, you contribute financially to the club and you can only sell product that meets its criteria. These are cornerstone policies. We are a big hitter, by leaving the E.U. we make it weaker, but we are not so big we can't be taken down a peg or two. The survival of the E.U. will be more dependant on others remaining than maintaining level of trade with us.
In football terms, our love for Knocky may diminish somewhat if he throws a paddy, refuses to play and asks to be transfer listed, because he thinks he has better prospects elsewhere. It may hurt us financially short term to leave him sitting in the reserves for the majority of his remaining contract, but it might prevent Skalak and Dunk doing the same thing, and so ultimately getting the message out that the tail does not wag the dog.
Thanks El. Footy more important now
the trouble is just over a third of the electorate voted to remain.
if you believe there will be chaos there shouldnt have been an vote in the first place. lets not talk ourselfs into self fulfilling assumption of doom.
That's a completely meaningless statement.
I am still genuinely searching to understand what people thought they were going to get by voting out, I see no upside.
That's a completely meaningless statement.
I am still genuinely searching to understand what people thought they were going to get by voting out, I see no upside.