[Politics] Brexit

[Ernest]

"More venture capital investment in tech companies in London this year than in the whole of Germany, France, Spain and Ireland put together."

#despitebrexit

Where's the £350million a week for the NHS

 

[Titanic]

Where's the £350million a week for the NHS

We haven't left the EU yet you utter pillock. When we stop pumping BILLIONS into their slush funds, we can chose how we spend it for ourselves. Quite simple, really.

 

[Ernest]

We haven't left the EU yet you utter pillock. When we stop pumping BILLIONS into their slush funds, we can chose how we spend it for ourselves. Quite simple, really.

Thought you'd answer that , just go back and edit your post to remove 'Despite Brexit' as it hasn't happened yet #pillock

 

[Titanic]

Thought you'd answer that , just go back and edit your post to remove 'Despite Brexit' as it hasn't happened yet #pillock

Nope. Straw man. There is a clue in the word INVESTMENT... look it up.

Here is one.. "In an economic sense, an investment is the purchase of goods that are not consumed today but are used in the future to create wealth. In finance, an investment is a monetary asset purchased with the idea that the asset will provide income in the future"

 

[Ernest]

Nope. Straw man. There is a clue in the word INVESTMENT... look it up.

Here is one.. "In an economic sense, an investment is the purchase of goods that are not consumed today but are used in the future to create wealth. In finance, an investment is a monetary asset purchased with the idea that the asset will provide income in the future"

#clutchingatstrawsman

 

[Titanic]

#clutchingatstrawsman

You really are losing it. Sad

 

[Garry Nelson's teacher]

Here's a thought. Mark out a continuum (i.e. a straight line). At one end you put the hard-line Brexiteers (crash out and go under WTO rules) - such as Jacob Rees Mogg. At the other end you put the LibDems - another referendum, sign up to Single Market.

I reckon that if you put an X right in the middle you are probably looking at the Corbyn approach. Who'd have thought: JC at the centre-ground of British politics? We live in strange times.

 

[BHAFC_Pandapops]

Here's a thought. Mark out a continuum (i.e. a straight line). At one end you put the hard-line Brexiteers (crash out and go under WTO rules) - such as Jacob Rees Mogg. At the other end you put the LibDems - another referendum, sign up to Single Market.

I reckon that if you put an X right in the middle you are probably looking at the Corbyn approach. Who'd have thought: JC at the centre-ground of British politics? We live in strange times.

as much as that looks to be the case, he's still trying to further the belief that we'll be able to get a new customs union going and dictate terms favourable to us, which is unhelpful, as the EU won't co-operate. But then, why would they?

 

[Westdene Seagull]

Here's a thought. Mark out a continuum (i.e. a straight line). At one end you put the hard-line Brexiteers (crash out and go under WTO rules) - such as Jacob Rees Mogg. At the other end you put the LibDems - another referendum, sign up to Single Market.

I reckon that if you put an X right in the middle you are probably looking at the Corbyn approach. Who'd have thought: JC at the centre-ground of British politics? We live in strange times.

I agree with you - quite surprising really. Now he only needs to detail how he plans to implement his approach !

 

[The Clamp]

29th floor, so far so good.

 

[Two Professors]

The Cor-Bin Hokey Cokey,in out in out shake it all about!



Which way now Jezza?

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Under the leadership of a genuine socialist like Jezza.....rejoice......socialism is coming.

For once I hear and agree with you Comrade. In a fractured nation I take great comfort in the fact that whilst I share differing views with you, we can unite over, and agree with, the beliefs of Jeremy Corbyn. At times I doubted him and questioned him but you, [MENTION=12825]cunning fergus[/MENTION], always knew best.

I’ve just got off the slopes, but when I’m rested I will raise a glass to you, Jezza, and the customs union; shoulder to shoulder comrade.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

We haven't left the EU yet you utter pillock. When we stop pumping BILLIONS into their slush funds, we can chose how we spend it for ourselves. Quite simple, really.

This is the problem; it is not this simple. You can’t choose how you spend all of it you wally. For example some will need to be ploughed into setting up the hundreds of administrative bodies which will oversee all the EU laws which will be rolled over into U.K. law. The EU currently does this and with significant saving from their economy of scale.

 

[Titanic]

This is the problem; it is not this simple. You can’t choose how you spend all of it you wally. For example some will need to be ploughed into setting up the hundreds of administrative bodies which will oversee all the EU laws which will be rolled over into U.K. law. The EU currently does this and with significant saving from their economy of scale.

Which bit of WE CAN CHOOSE didn't you understand?

 

[nicko31]

Here's a thought. Mark out a continuum (i.e. a straight line). At one end you put the hard-line Brexiteers (crash out and go under WTO rules) - such as Jacob Rees Mogg. At the other end you put the LibDems - another referendum, sign up to Single Market.

I reckon that if you put an X right in the middle you are probably looking at the Corbyn approach. Who'd have thought: JC at the centre-ground of British politics? We live in strange times.

JC may be trying to find some middle ground with Brexit, but he is long way from being a Centrist politician. Don't be fooled

 

[Garry Nelson's teacher]

JC may be trying to find some middle ground with Brexit, but he is long way from being a Centrist politician. Don't be fooled

I agree: but that's just why this a such a delightful proposition and totally counter-intuitive.

 

[ManOfSussex]

Which bit of WE CAN CHOOSE didn't you understand?

Are we choosing to spend some of it on the nostalgic Miss Marple Britain style blue passports?

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

We haven't left the EU yet you utter pillock. When we stop pumping BILLIONS into their slush funds, we can chose how we spend it for ourselves. Quite simple, really.

he's to simple to realise that is our resident commie
regards
DR

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Are we choosing to spend some of it on the nostalgic Miss Marple Britain style blue passports?

That really grates with the grizzlers ,the reality that WE'RE OUT OF THE EU ,just come to terms with that fact and it will save you all this heart ache
regards
DR

 

[ManOfSussex]

That really grates with the grizzlers ,the reality that WE'RE OUT OF THE EU ,just come to terms with that fact and it will save you all this heart ache
regards
DR

For some reason your constant 'nurrrrrrrrr.........we're leaving The EU so it's going to be great innit.........nurrrrrrr' type posts remind me of this: