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tome Inner Tantalus Time. 01 Dec 17 1.11pm
Originally posted by Rudi Hedman Remainers will try anything to reverse Brexit. Anything. Ban the president from a low key visit, trade deals, engineer shyte deals with the EU or anyone else. Exaggerate anything else they can find. Anything. Whenever anyone wants to stop something these days it's usually because they're remain. What the fck? This is the kind of post that gets my blood boiling. You seem to regard 'remain' as a badge of identity forged in the womb or something, rather than a considered position that people have thought about. The point is that people who voted remain tend to think that the future will be worse if we leave. Why is that so fcking hard to grasp? It's not a political front or a way of trying to 'win' - most sensible people want what is best for the country. But there is thin fcking gruel coming from the leave side beyond 'foreigners are bad', 'it'll be alright on the night' and 'don't like the united states of europe'. Frankly I think I'd prefer the last at the moment, at least decision making might be a bit more enlightened. A one and a two...*

tome

Inner Tantalus Time. 01 Dec 17 1.11pm

Originally posted by Rudi Hedman

Remainers will try anything to reverse Brexit. Anything. Ban the president from a low key visit, trade deals, engineer shyte deals with the EU or anyone else. Exaggerate anything else they can find. Anything.

Whenever anyone wants to stop something these days it's usually because they're remain.

What the f*ck?

This is the kind of post that gets my blood boiling. You seem to regard 'remain' as a badge of identity forged in the womb or something, rather than a considered position that people have thought about.

The point is that people who voted remain tend to think that the future will be worse if we leave. Why is that so f*cking hard to grasp?

It's not a political front or a way of trying to 'win' - most sensible people want what is best for the country. But there is thin f*cking gruel coming from the leave side beyond 'foreigners are bad', 'it'll be alright on the night' and 'don't like the united states of europe'.

Frankly I think I'd prefer the last at the moment, at least decision making might be a bit more enlightened.

A one and a two...

chris123 hove actually 01 Dec 17 1.31pm
Originally posted by tome What the fck? This is the kind of post that gets my blood boiling. You seem to regard 'remain' as a badge of identity forged in the womb or something, rather than a considered position that people have thought about. The point is that people who voted remain tend to think that the future will be worse if we leave. Why is that so fcking hard to grasp? It's not a political front or a way of trying to 'win' - most sensible people want what is best for the country. But there is thin f*cking gruel coming from the leave side beyond 'foreigners are bad', 'it'll be alright on the night' and 'don't like the united states of europe'. Frankly I think I'd prefer the last at the moment, at least decision making might be a bit more enlightened. It's democratic isn't it?

chris123

hove actually 01 Dec 17 1.31pm

Originally posted by tome

What the f*ck?

The point is that people who voted remain tend to think that the future will be worse if we leave. Why is that so f*cking hard to grasp?

Frankly I think I'd prefer the last at the moment, at least decision making might be a bit more enlightened.

It's democratic isn't it?

Kermit8 Hevon 01 Dec 17 1.37pm
Originally posted by Rudi Hedman Remainers will try anything to reverse Brexit. Anything. Ban the president from a low key visit, trade deals, engineer shyte deals with the EU or anyone else. Exaggerate anything else they can find. Anything. Whenever anyone wants to stop something these days it's usually because they're remain. If we just leave without due consideration nor being ready for it we will be the arse end of Western Europe again as quickly as you can say Taylor Swift!! Big chest and massive boobs [Link]

Kermit8

Hevon 01 Dec 17 1.37pm

Originally posted by Rudi Hedman

Whenever anyone wants to stop something these days it's usually because they're remain.

If we just leave without due consideration nor being ready for it we will be the arse end of Western Europe again as quickly as you can say Taylor Swift!!

Big chest and massive boobs

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europalace Europe 01 Dec 17 1.41pm
Originally posted by Rudi Hedman Remainers will try anything to reverse Brexit. Anything. Ban the president from a low key visit, trade deals, engineer shyte deals with the EU or anyone else. Exaggerate anything else they can find. Anything. Whenever anyone wants to stop something these days it's usually because they're remain. Yeah, blame everyone else apart from those who voted the UK into this mess. Even he great US which was about to do a huge trade deal wit the UK soon after the brexit vote has now lost interest. Edited by europalace (01 Dec 2017 1.44pm)

europalace

Europe 01 Dec 17 1.41pm

Originally posted by Rudi Hedman

Whenever anyone wants to stop something these days it's usually because they're remain.

Yeah, blame everyone else apart from those who voted the UK into this mess. Even he great US which was about to do a huge trade deal wit the UK soon after the brexit vote has now lost interest.

Edited by europalace (01 Dec 2017 1.44pm)

tome Inner Tantalus Time. 01 Dec 17 2.02pm
Originally posted by chris123 It's democratic isn't it? What is? If you are talking about the referendum, would you want a vote on everything? A one and a two...

tome

Inner Tantalus Time. 01 Dec 17 2.02pm

Originally posted by chris123

It's democratic isn't it?

What is?

If you are talking about the referendum, would you want a vote on everything?

A one and a two...

Rudi Hedman Caterham 01 Dec 17 2.25pm
Originally posted by tome What the fck? This is the kind of post that gets my blood boiling. You seem to regard 'remain' as a badge of identity forged in the womb or something, rather than a considered position that people have thought about. The point is that people who voted remain tend to think that the future will be worse if we leave. Why is that so fcking hard to grasp? It's not a political front or a way of trying to 'win' - most sensible people want what is best for the country. But there is thin fcking gruel coming from the leave side beyond 'foreigners are bad', 'it'll be alright on the night' and 'don't like the united states of europe'. Frankly I think I'd prefer the last at the moment, at least decision making might be a bit more enlightened. The immediate future probably will be worse after Brexit. Most of the millions who voted leave were and still are aware of that. The future doesn't cut off at 2022 or 2025. Foreigners are not bad. Most are good, including all I've met. Some aren't good or particularly necessary and are preventing the young from being trained because it isn't good business. I'm pleased net immigration is down, but it's not enough. No I don't feel guilty and neither do I if I speak to an east European, who've also agreed and would've thought about their own citizens as well. So spare me how much better we ALL are by being in the EU. A lot are not. COYP*

Rudi Hedman

Caterham 01 Dec 17 2.25pm

Originally posted by tome

What the f*ck?

The point is that people who voted remain tend to think that the future will be worse if we leave. Why is that so f*cking hard to grasp?

Frankly I think I'd prefer the last at the moment, at least decision making might be a bit more enlightened.

The immediate future probably will be worse after Brexit. Most of the millions who voted leave were and still are aware of that. The future doesn't cut off at 2022 or 2025.

Foreigners are not bad. Most are good, including all I've met. Some aren't good or particularly necessary and are preventing the young from being trained because it isn't good business. I'm pleased net immigration is down, but it's not enough. No I don't feel guilty and neither do I if I speak to an east European, who've also agreed and would've thought about their own citizens as well.

So spare me how much better we ALL are by being in the EU. A lot are not.

COYP

.TUX. 01 Dec 17 9.09pm
Originally posted by CambridgeEagle By...? Certainly not how it's treated in the accounts of UK plc. If the BoE is truly our very own piggy-bank then why on earth do we charge ourselves interest on what is apparently our own money? That's just nuts. Why are the 'third parties' (shareholders) of the BoE not listed when every other company in the UK is? The financial system, deliberately forced upon us all, is the mother of all Ponzi schemes. Buy Litecoin.

.TUX.

01 Dec 17 9.09pm

Originally posted by CambridgeEagle

By...?

Certainly not how it's treated in the accounts of UK plc.

If the BoE is truly our very own piggy-bank then why on earth do we charge ourselves interest on what is apparently our own money? That's just nuts.
Why are the 'third parties' (shareholders) of the BoE not listed when every other company in the UK is?
The financial system, deliberately forced upon us all, is the mother of all Ponzi schemes.

Buy Litecoin.

.TUX. 01 Dec 17 9.23pm
Originally posted by tome What the fck? This is the kind of post that gets my blood boiling. You seem to regard 'remain' as a badge of identity forged in the womb or something, rather than a considered position that people have thought about. The point is that people who voted remain tend to think that the future will be worse if we leave.* Why is that so fcking hard to grasp? It's not a political front or a way of trying to 'win' - most sensible people want what is best for the country. But there is thin fcking gruel coming from the leave side beyond 'foreigners are bad', 'it'll be alright on the night' and 'don't like the united states of europe'. Frankly I think I'd prefer the last at the moment, at least decision making might be a bit more enlightened. Why is it that you and yours never mention, let alone consider, the effects of Draghis' continued policy of printing money/debt (from thin-air) to maintain some semblance of 'growth' within the bloc for many years now? What will happen, in your opinion, now the tap is heading toward 'OFF'? As for those who voted Remain being scared of the future being worse if we leave, where have you been for the past 20+years! Why is that so f***ing hard to grasp? Buy Litecoin.

.TUX.

01 Dec 17 9.23pm

Originally posted by tome

What the f*ck?

The point is that people who voted remain tend to think that the future will be worse if we leave. Why is that so f*cking hard to grasp?

Frankly I think I'd prefer the last at the moment, at least decision making might be a bit more enlightened.

Why is it that you and yours never mention, let alone consider, the effects of Draghis' continued policy of printing money/debt (from thin-air) to maintain some semblance of 'growth' within the bloc for many years now? What will happen, in your opinion, now the tap is heading toward 'OFF'?
As for those who voted Remain being scared of the future being worse if we leave, where have you been for the past 20+years!

Why is that so f***ing hard to grasp?

Buy Litecoin.

cryrst The garden of England 01 Dec 17 9.55pm
Originally posted by .TUX. Why is it that you and yours never mention, let alone consider, the effects of Draghis' continued policy of printing money/debt (from thin-air) to maintain some semblance of 'growth' within the bloc for many years now? What will happen, in your opinion, now the tap is heading toward 'OFF'? As for those who voted Remain being scared of the future being worse if we leave, where have you been for the past 20+years! Why is that so f***ing hard to grasp? Not fair tux I personally voted remain on my own life. I was happy and content with what I had and have. Fair play to the vote that won BUT did all 17 m really feel bad about their present life. If it was done on that alone then remain would win. I hope to god it works out ok but it was and is a total gamble into the unknown. I know if Columbus hadn't and all that but just feel it might go Pete tong and I know long term it may be ok. BUT life isn't long term it's here and now As what happens now affects the then.

cryrst

The garden of England 01 Dec 17 9.55pm

Originally posted by .TUX.

Why is that so f***ing hard to grasp?

Not fair tux
I personally voted remain on my own life.
I was happy and content with what I had and have.
Fair play to the vote that won BUT did all 17 m really feel bad about their present life.
If it was done on that alone then remain would win.
I hope to god it works out ok but it was and is a total gamble into the unknown.
I know if Columbus hadn't and all that but just feel it might go Pete tong and I know long term it may be ok.
BUT life isn't long term it's here and now
As what happens now affects the then.

nickgusset Shizzlehurst 02 Dec 17 12.01pm
Brexit is going to be great says the mail. Corbyn will be worse than Brexit report the mail in the Morgan Stanley story. This implies Brexit will be cr AP. Make your minds up.

nickgusset

Shizzlehurst 02 Dec 17 12.01pm

Brexit is going to be great says the mail.
Corbyn will be worse than Brexit report the mail in the Morgan Stanley story. This implies Brexit will be cr AP.

Make your minds up.

chris123 hove actually 02 Dec 17 2.19pm
Originally posted by tome What is? If you are talking about the referendum, would you want a vote on everything? No - I like the fact we rarely have referenda, I like the idea that the Parliament we elect take most of the decisions. Once in a while though, there is an issue that needs to go to the people and this was one. What we need now is for everyone get behind what the majority voted for and hence my commment about being democratic.

chris123

hove actually 02 Dec 17 2.19pm

Originally posted by tome

What is?

If you are talking about the referendum, would you want a vote on everything?

No - I like the fact we rarely have referenda, I like the idea that the Parliament we elect take most of the decisions. Once in a while though, there is an issue that needs to go to the people and this was one. What we need now is for everyone get behind what the majority voted for and hence my commment about being democratic.

Kermit8 Hevon 02 Dec 17 2.55pm
Originally posted by chris123 No - I like the fact we rarely have referenda, I like the idea that the Parliament we elect take most of the decisions. Once in a while though, there is an issue that needs to go to the people and this was one. What we need now is for everyone get behind what the majority voted for and hence my commment about being democratic. Latest polls say only 44% of the 51.8% would definitely vote Leave again if there were a referendum tomorrow. So who should we be getting behind now exactly? Big chest and massive boobs [Link]

Kermit8

Hevon 02 Dec 17 2.55pm

Originally posted by chris123

No - I like the fact we rarely have referenda, I like the idea that the Parliament we elect take most of the decisions. Once in a while though, there is an issue that needs to go to the people and this was one. What we need now is for everyone get behind what the majority voted for and hence my commment about being democratic.

Latest polls say only 44% of the 51.8% would definitely vote Leave again if there were a referendum tomorrow. So who should we be getting behind now exactly?

Big chest and massive boobs

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chris123 hove actually 02 Dec 17 4.04pm
Originally posted by Kermit8 Latest polls say only 44% of the 51.8% would definitely vote Leave again if there were a referendum tomorrow. So who should we be getting behind now exactly? For you maybe the Lib Dems?

chris123

hove actually 02 Dec 17 4.04pm

Originally posted by Kermit8

Latest polls say only 44% of the 51.8% would definitely vote Leave again if there were a referendum tomorrow. So who should we be getting behind now exactly?

For you maybe the Lib Dems?

Jimenez SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 02 Dec 17 7.39pm
[Link] Not all doom & gloom like the remoaners would have you believe. Pro USA & Israel

Jimenez

SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 02 Dec 17 7.39pm

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Not all doom & gloom like the remoaners would have you believe.

Pro USA & Israel

Kermit8 Hevon 02 Dec 17 7.59pm
Originally posted by Jimenez [Link] Not all doom & gloom like the remoaners would have you believe. It's The Guardian and we all know to take whatever they say with a massive pinch of salt x 20 Big chest and massive boobs [Link]

Kermit8

Hevon 02 Dec 17 7.59pm

Originally posted by Jimenez

[Link]

Not all doom & gloom like the remoaners would have you believe.

It's The Guardian and we all know to take whatever they say with a massive pinch of salt x 20

Big chest and massive boobs

[Link]

Jimenez SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 02 Dec 17 8.18pm
Originally posted by Kermit8 It's The Guardian and we all know to take whatever they say with a massive pinch of salt x 20 [Link] Pro USA & Israel

Jimenez

SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 02 Dec 17 8.18pm

Originally posted by Kermit8

It's The Guardian and we all know to take whatever they say with a massive pinch of salt x 20

[Link]

Pro USA & Israel

Kermit8 Hevon 02 Dec 17 8.21pm
Originally posted by Jimenez [Link] Even worse - The Independent ffs. We need a Daily Mail or GuidoFawkes link if it is to be taken seriously. Big chest and massive boobs [Link]

Kermit8

Hevon 02 Dec 17 8.21pm

Originally posted by Jimenez

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Even worse - The Independent ffs.

We need a Daily Mail or GuidoFawkes link if it is to be taken seriously.

Big chest and massive boobs

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CambridgeEagle Sydenham 03 Dec 17 7.31pm
As the economic damage of even the prospect of Brexit becomes more apparent by the week, does Davis ever look back to the wise words he uttered in the Commons on 26 November 2002? “Referendums should be held when the electorate are in the best possible position to make a judgment. They should be held when people can view all the arguments for and against and when those arguments have been rigorously tested. In short, referendums should be held when people know exactly what they are getting … we should not ask people to vote on a blank sheet of paper and tell them to trust us to fill in the details afterwards.” He added: “Referendums need to be treated as an addition to the parliamentary process, not as a substitute for it.” Hypocrite

CambridgeEagle

Sydenham 03 Dec 17 7.31pm

As the economic damage of even the prospect of Brexit becomes more apparent by the week, does Davis ever look back to the wise words he uttered in the Commons on 26 November 2002? “Referendums should be held when the electorate are in the best possible position to make a judgment. They should be held when people can view all the arguments for and against and when those arguments have been rigorously tested. In short, referendums should be held when people know exactly what they are getting … we should not ask people to vote on a blank sheet of paper and tell them to trust us to fill in the details afterwards.” He added: “Referendums need to be treated as an addition to the parliamentary process, not as a substitute for it.”

Hypocrite

CambridgeEagle Sydenham 04 Dec 17 11.49am
Reports that UK will agreed to no regulatory divergence on the island of Ireland, and therefore you must assume that, given what the DUP and Davis have said, no regulatory divergence between the UK and the EU. So we're paying £50bn+ to have a worse trading relationship, but committing to not changing any of our laws. What a colossal waste of time, effort and living standards Brexit is proving to be.

CambridgeEagle

Sydenham 04 Dec 17 11.49am

Reports that UK will agreed to no regulatory divergence on the island of Ireland, and therefore you must assume that, given what the DUP and Davis have said, no regulatory divergence between the UK and the EU.

So we're paying £50bn+ to have a worse trading relationship, but committing to not changing any of our laws.

What a colossal waste of time, effort and living standards Brexit is proving to be.

Kermit8 Hevon 04 Dec 17 12.59pm
Reports coming out that NI will remain part of the customs union and single market whilst the rest of the UK brexit's. Arlene will not like that. Corbyn PM in time for May Day anyone? Big chest and massive boobs [Link]

Kermit8

Hevon 04 Dec 17 12.59pm

Reports coming out that NI will remain part of the customs union and single market whilst the rest of the UK brexit's. Arlene will not like that.

Corbyn PM in time for May Day anyone?

Big chest and massive boobs

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