[Politics] Brexit

[Pogue Mahone]

That's the crystal ball thread....... Saturdays winning lotto numbers also in there I hear.

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No, it's the thread where people like you shout "LA, LA, LA, I CAN'T HEAR YOU!", and "You lost, Remoaner, get over it." Now, sod off from this one.

 

[Pogue Mahone]

Not being able to flush toilet paper down the toilet & putting your shitty paper into a small bin

You've not been to Europe for 40 years or so, have you?

 

[ROKERITE]

Your thread seems to have been hijacked by mindless morons.

So bread, croissants, Roquefort, decent coffee, pavement cafes and the weather to use them, markets, and usually a greater sense of community than you would ever find in this country, Cassoulet, proper mountains and lakes and generally a more relaxed attitude to life.

And because of the exchange rate, it is far more expensive to enjoy these things now if you go abroad.

Europe was there before The EU and it will there when The EU has been consigned to the dustbin of history.
I'm proud we've put the first great big nail in the coffin of that corrupt, rotten, bureaucratic monster.
Love Europe - loathe The EU.

 

[BLOCK F]

Your thread seems to have been hijacked by mindless morons.

So bread, croissants, Roquefort, decent coffee, pavement cafes and the weather to use them, markets, and usually a greater sense of community than you would ever find in this country, Cassoulet, proper mountains and lakes and generally a more relaxed attitude to life.

And because of the exchange rate, it is far more expensive to enjoy these things now if you go abroad.

All lovely things, but they will still exist and, of course,, there are plenty of the aforementioned in this country, especially north of Watford Gap, if dosh is such a problem for people.
Anyway, judging by the holidays some NSC'ers have planned, dosh doesn't seem to be a widespread issue.
By the way, I voted to remain, but it is hardly the end of civilisation as we know it. Let us get on with it and look to the future.

 

[Soulman]

I think you're probably right. I believe there are still enough sensible British Scots who realise what a disastrous mistake it would be.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vtpk0dH9LJM

 

[Billy the Fish]

And if you truly believe you will be better off under a Tory government you really do need your bumps testing.

What if Labour get their act together and get elected?

I do wonder how much of the pro-EU sentiment is actually just a manifestation of hatred for the Conservative party.

 

[Soulman]

Your thread seems to have been hijacked by mindless morons.

So bread, croissants, Roquefort, decent coffee, pavement cafes and the weather to use them, markets, and usually a greater sense of community than you would ever find in this country, Cassoulet, proper mountains and lakes and generally a more relaxed attitude to life.

And because of the exchange rate, it is far more expensive to enjoy these things now if you go abroad.

croissants..............bugger forgot to go out and stock up, i take it that we can no longer get them.
Edit, actually i am not a fan of croissants really.

 

[jakarta]

Hypocrite of the highest order is James Dyson.

As I have stated already, unless you are doing very high level manufacture there is no point in trying to compete with China etc.

James Dyson has been responsible for a huge amount of job generation in the UK and also tax revenues.

 

[mikeyjh]

What if Labour get their act together and get elected?

I do wonder how much of the pro-EU sentiment is actually just a manifestation of hatred for the Conservative party.

Actually quite the opposite, the leave campaign won the referendum by taking advantage of the dissatisfaction with the UK government that is widespread in great chunks of the country outside of the South East.

They were able to successfully channel this as a protest against the EU and, to be blunt, foreigners in general.

Cameron's legacy.

 

[Dick Head]

Your thread seems to have been hijacked by mindless morons.

So bread, croissants, Roquefort, decent coffee, pavement cafes and the weather to use them, markets, and usually a greater sense of community than you would ever find in this country, Cassoulet, proper mountains and lakes and generally a more relaxed attitude to life.

And because of the exchange rate, it is far more expensive to enjoy these things now if you go abroad.

This thread will inevitably become a binfest and be merged with the Brexit thread.

 

[nicko31]

As I have stated already, unless you are doing very high level manufacture there is no point in trying to compete with China etc.

James Dyson has been responsible for a huge amount of job generation in the UK and also tax revenues.

Dyson is a premium product, pure greed sent him to Malaysia to manufacture and left the people of Wiltshire high and dry. Not many jobs in the UK and for his tax, have a read

https://www.theguardian.com/busines...tax-files-tax-avoidance-industrial-scale#nav4

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

In what alternative universe could Scotland possibly be better off if it split from the rest of The U.K.?
I realise that there are millions of you remainers who are weeping inside because you have a completely false idea of what The E.U. actually is. But keep so modicum of realistic thinking here.
I would be extremely sad if Sturgeon led Scotland to independence, I love Great Britain and don't want that dreadful bigot to split the country asunder. However, if the Scots are blinkered and foolish enough to believe her spiel England and Wales will thrive, Scotland will become a basket case.
Ironically, many remainers continue to prattle on about rejoining the failing E.U. one day; that'll never happen. On the other hand Scotland begging to rejoin The Union would be a real probability when the consequences of their isolation kicked in.

Project fear.

An English speaking nation within the EU and across the border from England could be quite attractive to many businesses.

 

[nicko31]

I laugh to keep myself from crying every-time I look at Andrea Leadsom, Liam Fox, Boris Johnson et al and listen to Theresa May speaking, especially when she says how much she loves 'our precious union' of The United Kingdom.

Still, we're going to world leaders in jam and biscuit making post-Brexit, so the future isn't all bad.

Think that was the last time we heard from Leadsom, the most useless of all the Brexiteers

 

[Lord Bracknell]

The opportunity to take back control of our sovereignty, by signing up to World Trade Organisation rules.

Oh. Hold on. Does the WTO have a parliament? When are the elections?

 

[Pogue Mahone]

This thread will inevitably become a binfest and be merged with the Brexit thread.

Yep, real shame that some of the 'usual subjects', who clearly have nothing of positivity to add, have come on here to continue to spread their bile.

 

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[Wrong-Direction]

Two years of negotiations now, TWO FECKING YEARS?! A lot of tea, biscuits and huge salaries to be served in parliment in the months to come. Polictions are laughing at you dimwits!!

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[jamie the seagull]

There's a Channel between us...

 

[Is it PotG?]

Europe is great for some lovely places to visit, historical sites, warm people and some glorious food and drink. Nothing has changed since yesterday, I still intend to visit regularly.
The positive is though we are out of that b0ll0x called the EU.

 

[Dick Head]

Coffee with grappa for breakfast, arancini, and brutti ma buoni dipped in vino santo.