Brexit

[tozzybum]

Oh dear the Remoaner,s are being told again by the British people off sod oh no sod off ,145 seats gained by Mrs May,s lot in the local elections .Liebor n the dim lemons have been well n truly kicked up the bum ,she asked for a majority if the General election follows this pattern .
A bloke called Corbyn may be signing on ,if he,s lucky Diane might give him a lift to the job centre

 

[finnbear270]

Oh dear the Remoaner,s are being told again by the British people off sod oh no sod off ,145 seats gained by Mrs May,s lot in the local elections .Liebor n the dim lemons have been well n truly kicked up the bum ,she asked for a majority if the General election follows this pattern .
A bloke called Corbyn may be signing on ,if he,s lucky Diane might give him a lift to the job centre

Dianne would probably forget to pick him up.

 

[deeangeo]

God what did we do in this country and how ever did we survive two world wars and remain outside the EU before we joined the then Common Market, before it was turned into the EU? And all the parasites that are paid fat cat salaries for doing very little in their plush offices moved in and started leading us up the path.
I can only guess .

 

[Chasey]

God what did we do in this country and how ever did we survive two world wars and remain outside the EU before we joined the then Common Market, before it was turned into the EU? And all the parasites that are paid fat cat salaries for doing very little in their plush offices moved in and started leading us up the path.

I can only guess .

Well basicly we started out with hundreds of tribes in the UK which were narrowed down (usualy through blood shead) to fifedums which in turn (usualy through blood shead) were formed into kingdoms. Then with more blood shead we eventualy managed to get England Scotland and wales together under one leader / government and with a shead load of bloodshead we finaly got some of Ireland as well.

A government was formed and dispite pathetic regional infighting the government managed to provide some reasnoble level of support across the whole country

Sadly blood shed moved from in fighting to fighting off other countries

Then after a world war and much much more blood shead there began to form a realisation that a coallision was required to promote better living standards and better trading conditions for the benefit of all.

The League of nations set up human rights and tradeing standards and tried to offer arbitration across the EU nations and beyond. It was fairly successful at first and then sadly one of the main players Germany pulled out and Europe collapsed into war again.

After a massive amount of blood was spilt in WW2

The realisation that we would be better and stronger together than we were apart began to form once more in peoples minds.

The Common market and the Europien Union took form and slowly gained credabuility and for some time we have enjoyed both groth and prosperity as a result

Sadly pathetic "Tramecksan and Slamecksan" type arguments dating back to the trible mentality days have once again caused one of the big players to leave the union.

That's about where we are at.

Perhaps we should go back to the old ways and just have a big old war?

 

[finnbear270]

Well basicly we started out with hundreds of tribes in the UK which were narrowed down (usualy through blood shead) to fifedums which in turn (usualy through blood shead) were formed into kingdoms. Then with more blood shead we eventualy managed to get England Scotland and wales together under one leader / government and with a shead load of bloodshead we finaly got some of Ireland as well.

A government was formed and dispite pathetic regional infighting the government managed to provide some reasnoble level of support across the whole country

Sadly blood shed moved from in fighting to fighting off other countries

Then after a world war and much much more blood shead there began to form a realisation that a coallision was required to promote better living standards and better trading conditions for the benefit of all.

The League of nations set up human rights and tradeing standards and tried to offer arbitration across the EU nations and beyond. It was fairly successful at first and then sadly one of the main players Germany pulled out and Europe collapsed into war again.

After a massive amount of blood was spilt in WW2

The realisation that we would be better and stronger together than we were apart began to form once more in peoples minds.

The Common market and the Europien Union took form and slowly gained credabuility and for some time we have enjoyed both groth and prosperity as a result

Sadly pathetic "Tramecksan and Slamecksan" type arguments dating back to the trible mentality days have once again caused one of the big players to leave the union.

That's about where we are at.

Perhaps we should go back to the old ways and just have a big old war?

Keep your eye on Korea matey

 

[tackb]

Well basicly we started out with hundreds of tribes in the UK which were narrowed down (usualy through blood shead) to fifedums which in turn (usualy through blood shead) were formed into kingdoms. Then with more blood shead we eventualy managed to get England Scotland and wales together under one leader / government and with a shead load of bloodshead we finaly got some of Ireland as well.

A government was formed and dispite pathetic regional infighting the government managed to provide some reasnoble level of support across the whole country

Sadly blood shed moved from in fighting to fighting off other countries

Then after a world war and much much more blood shead there began to form a realisation that a coallision was required to promote better living standards and better trading conditions for the benefit of all.

The League of nations set up human rights and tradeing standards and tried to offer arbitration across the EU nations and beyond. It was fairly successful at first and then sadly one of the main players Germany pulled out and Europe collapsed into war again.

After a massive amount of blood was spilt in WW2

The realisation that we would be better and stronger together than we were apart began to form once more in peoples minds.

The Common market and the Europien Union took form and slowly gained credabuility and for some time we have enjoyed both groth and prosperity as a result

Sadly pathetic "Tramecksan and Slamecksan" type arguments dating back to the trible mentality days have once again caused one of the big players to leave the union.

That's about where we are at.

Perhaps we should go back to the old ways and just have a big old war?

perhaps if the EU had been less arrogant and listened to one of it's main contributors we wouldn't have left?

 

[brunel-999]

perhaps if the EU had been less arrogant and listened to one of it's main contributors we wouldn't have left?

+ 1

 

[finnbear270]

+ 1

AND, Any settlement of any accounts should be on the due dates, & not in some fairyland lump sum fashion either!

 

[jimmy milnes]

AND, Any settlement of any accounts should be on the due dates, & not in some fairyland lump sum fashion either!

What accounts ??
How can you say you owe xxxxxxxxxxx without accountsto back it up ??

 

[JTO]

The realisation that we would be better and stronger together than we were apart began to form once more in peoples minds.

So why are we now so weak that we are being invaded by Islam? Too many weak links?

 

[Orion]

Perhaps we should go back to the old ways and just have a big old war?

Or the basic EEC that we signed up to before the politicos started their expansionist quest.

 

[Chasey]

perhaps if the EU had been less arrogant and listened to one of it's main contributors we wouldn't have left?

Do you realy believe this?

We were the arogent ones

Only EU country to stay out of the Euro?

UK

The Only EU countries with the right under the treaty to ignore any EU law?

UK and Poland

The UK government has used the EU as a whipping boy for unpopular but necessary policy for decades.

Its far from perfict, we all know this but its a million times better than the alternative.


One thing about Brexit that has become obvious to me is thers no arguing with the out voters. I was discussing it with an out voter from Cornwall recently who apparently voted out because of rich people from London buyingup property as second homes in Cornwall??

I tried to get through to him that this issue and the EU were totally unrelated and pointed out the EU had made 654,000,000 euro investment last year into the development of cornwall in addition to offering start up grants and huge investment in renewable energy projects but I might as well have been talking Chinese

Then I pointed out the London financial services were going to lose EU clearing which will cost the city 15% of its turnover and 9 Billion pounds and his response was, people in London earn too much?

Then I offered up that UK banking alone produces 24 billion in income via tax and NI contrubutions and if theres an exidious of banks to EU countries we as a nation would suffer a loss as 80% of our GDP is made up from the service sector

And he suggested it was about time those ba###rds suffer?????????

There is just no point in arguing with logic like this.

 

[Chasey]

So why are we now so weak that we are being invaded by Islam? Too many weak links?

Seriously?

 

[Jagare]

Do you realy believe this?

We were the arogent ones

Only EU country to stay out of the Euro?

UK

The Only EU countries with the right under the treaty to ignore any EU law?

UK and Poland

The UK government has used the EU as a whipping boy for unpopular but necessary policy for decades.

Its far from perfict, we all know this but its a million times better than the alternative.


One thing about Brexit that has become obvious to me is thers no arguing with the out voters. I was discussing it with an out voter from Cornwall recently who apparently voted out because of rich people from London buyingup property as second homes in Cornwall??

I tried to get through to him that this issue and the EU were totally unrelated and pointed out the EU had made 654,000,000 euro investment last year into the development of cornwall in addition to offering start up grants and huge investment in renewable energy projects but I might as well have been talking Chinese

Then I pointed out the London financial services were going to lose EU clearing which will cost the city 15% of its turnover and 9 Billion pounds and his response was, people in London earn too much?

Then I offered up that UK banking alone produces 24 billion in income via tax and NI contrubutions and if theres an exidious of banks to EU countries we as a nation would suffer a loss as 80% of our GDP is made up from the service sector

And he suggested it was about time those ba###rds suffer?????????

There is just no point in arguing with logic like this.

Sweden and Denmark don't have the Euro and not likely to have it any time soon.

 

[Chasey]

Or the basic EEC that we signed up to before the politicos started their expansionist quest.

Lets just be clear on this

The EU commity propose legislation which then goes to to democraticly elected EU parliament for debate and formulation into policy

The UK has 72 elected MEPs on the EU parliament

Making us the second largest influence on the EU equal to France & Italy.

The next largest being Poland & Spain with 50

Then a raft on 22 and below

Germany has 99 which I have always felt is wrong and that they should have 72 like the other main players.

But in short the above countries have majority power over all decisions made inside the EU

It is unimaginable that ANY policy could get through the EU without the support of the UK and our hugely loyal friend Poland

To belive we are at the mercy of any country in the EU is ridicilious.

NOTHING came out of the EU that our governments didn't want or didn't have to agree with

 

[jimmy milnes]

Lets just be clear on this

The EU commity propose legislation which then goes to to democraticly elected EU parliament for debate and formulation into policy

The UK has 72 elected MEPs on the EU parliament

Making us the second largest influence on the EU equal to France & Spain.

The next largest being Poland & Spain with 50

Then a raft on 22 and below

Germany has 99 which I have always felt is wrong and that they should have 72 like the other main players.

But in short the above countries have majority power over all decisions made inside the EU

It is unimaginable that ANY policy could get through the EU without the support of the UK and our hugely loyal friend Poland

To belive we are at the mercy of any country in the EU is ridicilious.

NOTHING came out of the EU that our governments didn't want or didn't have to agree with

So are we equal to Spain or next largest to Spain ?

 

[Chasey]

Sweden and Denmark don't have the Euro and not likely to have it any time soon.

Oh please... Sweden and Denmark fail to meet the qualification for entering into the Euro because they don't comply with the ERMII

SUre you can argue they don't want to but its NOT their right to stay out as it is with the UK

 

[Chasey]

Sorry yes that's written in haste and confusing.

Italy 72, UK 72, France 72

Itilanians spanings? Tomato Tomato

 

[finnbear270]

A voice in the wilderness here!, ............ What makes me wince is the statement that the eu (small lettering intentional), have spent or put into some such scheme or whatever in some area of the UK, XYZ#~ euro's ........... WTF where did that money come from???????????????? US, WE the UK.

 

[enfieldspares]

Yes technically it did. But then it got re-distributed to help Cornwall (that voted Leave) and East Anglia (that voted Leave) that our own Gov't can't be bothered to assist.

Yet what beggars belief is that the nation having now voted Leave the Tories have promised to continue to keep wealthy corporate farming interests STILL RECEIVING PAYMENTS!