brighton fella
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Fu*king liar's, any remainer ever tells me again i didn't know what i voted for ....
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[Politics] Brexit
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Fu*king liar's, any remainer ever tells me again i didn't know what i voted for ....
38. Given that resorted to trying to insult we are done even trying to debate because you would argue that earth is flat unless you could go into space and see it with your own eyes. How do we know that all the photos from space are not fake? Experts tell us it is round but what do they know? See ya.
He's right. You're wrong. You need to learn what a referendum is. Dummy.
pastafarian
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What mechanism can we use to reduce the numbers of EU seasonal workers(ie those that are working/in employment)
pastafarian
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Its astonishing isn’t it,
There must still be remain info out there on the internet which people are still believing about all these misquotes that are out of context from yesteryear.
Its funny when they still pop up occasionally but one does have to question how gullible these people are, especially when these misquotes have been destroyed by the likes of Andrew Neil and a few seconds of fact checking on google can give you full quotes(not cherry picked snippets) and context.
No wonder they believed all the immediate doom bullcrap from the treasury and believed the country would allocate more than we gave to The EU to the NHS, because of something on a bus. They are still believing it, banging on about it and furious it wont happen.
No one is more gullible than a remain voter.
The full version of Neil tearing the guy from Open Britain a new one is worth watching again………and again……….and again
As is the longer version of Leanne "it wasnt on the ballot paper" Wood being shown up as ridiculous
pastafarian
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Quite unimportant in the scheme of things.
But the good news is the advisory nature meant even if Remain had won the referendum there was nothing legally binding that says we had to stay in The EU , The gov could have ignored the advice of the people and left anyway in accordance with articles contained in The Lisbon Treaty.
Bet remainers would have moaned like fvck if that scenario had happened though.
It would have met with democratic resistance from parliament of course, in the same way a second referendum and remaining members of the single market has been actually voted down by parliamentary democracy in real life.
Just as well common sense has been applied and the wishes/advice of the majority are being implemented as promised by the government (in writing) to the nation
You must be the only NSC member thinking about this crap today. Have a break, today of all days.
Hampster Gull
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It means there is lots of leeway for this government or the next on what exit means, light to heavy. As this government is proving there is still no agreement yet, shows what a shambles the process was really. UTA
brighton fella
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They've been caught lying and not a single word from the remain camp on here, i wonder why, ??
Just sweep it under the carpet ,,as they always.do when they are found out..
Ha ha ha ha you're deluded too .,..
brighton fella
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Very quiet here.
You can blame Andrew Neil for that. 2 little beauties exposing a massive lie
Very quiet here.
Apart from [MENTION=5101]BigGully[/MENTION], [MENTION=21401]pastafarian[/MENTION] and [MENTION=13552]brighton fella[/MENTION]. I'll leave everyone else to make judgement.
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brighton fella
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Using the Albion game as an excuse not to defend a massive lie doesn't wash well, besides the game has long finished.
WTF, says the poster dribbling over his keyboard at 1.38am, righto.
London is creating jobs at the fastest rate in over a year, with the UK's employment boom showing no sign of abating.
An index tracking employment levels in the capital rose to 53.1 last month, up from 52.8 in June, according to regional figures from the closely followed purchasing managers’ index (PMI) compiled by data giant IHS Markit.
The numbers, published this morning, represent the fastest increase in London job creation since April 2016.
http://www.cityam.com/270193/london-jobs-boom-just-keeps-going-further-unemployment
#projectfear
An index tracking employment levels in the capital rose to 53.1 last month, up from 52.8 in June, according to regional figures from the closely followed purchasing managers’ index (PMI) compiled by data giant IHS Markit.
The numbers, published this morning, represent the fastest increase in London job creation since April 2016.
http://www.cityam.com/270193/london-jobs-boom-just-keeps-going-further-unemployment
#projectfear
Baldseagull
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Dan Hannan.
Jobs for removal companies?