[Politics] Brexit

[Captain Sensible]

Absolutely.

Add to that the fact that most are unable to afford private medical insurance in order to avoid NHS queues and waiting lists. Also, most are unable to afford private education to avoid being sent to schools that they don't want.

Sorry but does anyone remember the NHS before the EU? I do, and you waited a lot bloody longer than you do now, and that's even with all the austerity cuts from Osbourne.

 

[Murray 17]

Sorry but does anyone remember the NHS before the EU? I do, and you waited a lot bloody longer that you do now, and that's even with all the austerity cuts from Osbourne.

Are you saying shorter waiting times etc are down to the EU?

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Volte-face. Thought you were more intelligent than anyone else on here, Brown Owl?

He has dyslexia which is not an indication of intelligence.

 

[The Clamp]

This is really funny. Evans as an economist knows it can be reduced but would have to vault face on his politics to take the numpty on so looses his shit instead.

Looses his shit? That would have been very messy.

 

[Bold Seagull]

I am trying to be open minded. I found this very interesting, reassuring even. Leave needed someone this cool, in my mind this is how @<a href="https://nortr3nixy.nimpr.uk/member.php?u=31" target="_blank">El Presidente</a> looks in lectures....

 

[Dick Swiveller]

He has dyslexia which is not an indication of intelligence.

If that is actual dyslexia then I apologise for the jibe.

 

[Captain Sensible]

Are you saying shorter waiting times etc are down to the EU?

I'm saying increased prosperity and economic stability and growth lead to a better NHS. Things were worse before. Anyone remember the blue fibre glass disabled cars? The NHS glasses with a plaster over one eye?

 

[vegster]

Where has the " Are Remain Supporters showing their true colours " thread gone ?

Has it been deleted ?

 

[Captain Sensible]

Are you saying shorter waiting times etc are down to the EU?

Back to this then mate? Things were all so good in the good old days before the awful EU started free trade and movement.

 

[The Clamp]

Looks that way. Just as well, just more right wing gloating.

 

[Seagull58]

Theyre both in the government!! How can you absolve them of any responsibility to show some statesman like confidence to the nation?

They campaigned against the government leadership position. It is up to the leadership to make the next move. Cameron has announced that he is resigning. I would expect him to have discussions with Gove and Johnson now. It is not up to them to execute a coup.

 

[Diego Napier]

Its been 2 days. Friday and Saturday, in which the Prime Minister has resigned. Its in processes, stop projecting panic and confusion on the wrong people! be a bit Patient.

Once a new PM is appointed article 50 will be in acted then negotiations take place. Like the eU I hope its quick, the danger is uncertainty, doom mongering.

With your level of psychosis it's easy to remain sanguine however, the markets hate uncertainty and the longer that the characters that we call politicians demonstrate their indecisiveness the deeper the hole from which England & Scotland need to extract themselves.

Unfortunately our senior politicians of all shades are dithers or pontificators without a shred of credibility rather than the statesmen we need to lead us through this mess and begin the process of healing a badly divided nation.

 

[Pevenseagull]

I'll get the 'why so difficult to spell' thing out of the way.

 

[Uh_huh_him]

Why don't people look for the positives. If i wasn't old, past it and retired I would be setting up a company to outsource Government administration. It'll be the biggest growing industry in Britain over the next 3 years

There's gold in them there hills

Yes indeed. We can move all of that Brussels bureaucracy right back to England where it belongs.

 

[Murray 17]

Back to this then mate? Things were all so good in the good old days before the awful EU started free trade and movement.

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LOL!

As I've said in previous posts, both sides of the debate think they're right, and are not for moving.

It's my opinion that prosperity is only partly due to being part of the EU. Other EU countries have not handled their finances as well as us, and have been/will be bailed out. We have a fantastic opportunity now to make further progress.

I know you're not going to agree with that, and only time will tell if either side was 'right'.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

If that is actual dyslexia then I apologise for the jibe.

It is, believe me.

 

[Seagull58]

Excellent I 'll phone up Abbey Life and tell them to put it in this lot.

If you genuinely wish to change your pension investment strategy you will have to transfer your pension from Abbey Life into a SIPP so that have an open investment architecture and can choose your own investment products.

 

[Captain Sensible]

Brexiters admitting free movement is here to stay, along with EU laws and regulation. They've just taken away our voice within it.

 

[biddles911]

Good God, this is a free land where people can make their own choices.
Make a choice and stand by it.
Whether the vote went either way, as has been said already, you can say you gave it your best shot.

So true. There's an awful lot of vitriol being thrown around on all the EU threads but democracy rules, OK!

No one ever said that democracy is perfect but history suggests it's the least bad option.

I think the only participants that should be ashamed of themselves are the Remain politicians for doing a lousy job of presenting a positive case for the EU and Brexiteers for suggesting that Brexit can take place without pain, possibly short term, but pain nevertheless, and their manifest failure to offer a clear plan post-Brexit.

As an older voter, who voted Remain, I'm disappointed but want to look ahead. If we get promotion next season that'll make up for it (as long as I can still afford the season ticket!).


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[Green Cross Code Man]

Looks that way. Just as well, just more right wing gloating.

Are you saying that leavers are right wing? I thought loads were disaffected labour voters.