[Politics] Brexit

[Lever]

 

[A1X]

 

[WATFORD zero]

2.18 In a debate which has created a whole number of memorable phrases and quotes, ardent Brexiteer Shaun comes out with one of the best

'How do we get to a place where this either works better or the politicians are going to have to sell us a way of getting back into the EU without cheesing off voters like myself'

 

[The Clamp]

The gammony Brexiteers voices are getting quieter and quieter as they realise not only were they conned but that they are largely to blame for the mess the U.K. is currently in.

They don’t understand the full implications of what they’ve done and probably never will. Too thick. But they know they’ve dropped a bollock. And now they can’t afford to eat.

We’ll be back in the single market within 5 years.

 

[A1X]

The gammony Brexiteers voices are getting quieter and quieter as they realise not only were they conned but that they are largely to blame for the mess the U.K. is currently in.

They don’t understand the full implications of what they’ve done and probably never will. Too thick. But they know they’ve dropped a bollock. And now they can’t afford to eat.

We’ll be back in the single market within 5 years.

They’ve burnt their own town, and the only thing they can think of is to try and burn more.

There’s a chant in that, I reckon.

 

[rogersix]

Never mind..

Have you become aware of a Brexit benefit yet? The easiest deal in history must be just about to go stratospheric, or you've been taken for a fool

 

[rogersix]

Never mind..

that's your most convincing arguement to date

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Bank of England experts outline how Brexit destroyed the UK economy​

Brexit was never about making things better. It was about taking back our control.

If I had had a stroke and I was being driven to hospital by an ambulance driver, I would want to take the wheel. Wouldn't you? If not, you are guilty of talking this great ambulance down. Shame on you.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

that's your most convincing arguement to date

He's not here to argue. He's here to be what he is.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

The gammony Brexiteers voices are getting quieter and quieter as they realise not only were they conned but that they are largely to blame for the mess the U.K. is currently in.

They don’t understand the full implications of what they’ve done and probably never will. Too thick. But they know they’ve dropped a bollock. And now they can’t afford to eat.

We’ll be back in the single market within 5 years.

To be fair, they need say nothing more. They won, and they have now taken back control

 

[nicko31]

I don't think it will happen yet, but every day we fall further and further behind our competitors, the pressure will increase.

The poorest half of France is now 25% richer than the poorest half of Britain.

Compassion for the conned, contempt for the conman. The liars need to be held to account for their crimes.

 

[WATFORD zero]

And the detail ?

 

[GrizzlingGammon]

And the detail ?

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That video is hilarious.

 

[Bold Seagull]

That is a 'sucking on a lemon' meme if ever I have seen one!!

 

[dejavuatbtn]

Sell a story, tell them about the good stuff, don’t talk about any bad stuff, manage to get away with it and then, after the vote, let them find the truth and what the new rules are. FIFA, Tories, all the bloody same.

 

[Klaas]

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I'll maybe pop back in six months or so to see if it's still working!

Hahaha! My sides are literally splitting. Thank you, thank you for the comedy. Makes it all worthwhile.

 

[Bold Seagull]

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I'll maybe pop back in six months or so to see if it's still working!

It is an echo chamber, but then Brexit is and was a giant echo chamber. But all the echoes were false, and all the project fear has proved real. So threads like this are now echoing the reality so I have a bit of sympathy that really, as a voter for this you want something somewhere that gives that validation for what you voted for and yet none is coming, all the promises were lies, all the benefits were restrictions. Sit there with your fingers in your ears until next summer, I’m sure it will be all fine by then…

 

[Lever]

At last... a sensible conversation about the iniquities of Brexit

 

[Machiavelli]

It is an echo chamber, but then Brexit is and was a giant echo chamber. But all the echoes were false, and all the project fear has proved real. So threads like this are now echoing the reality so I have a bit of sympathy that really, as a voter for this you want something somewhere that gives that validation for what you voted for and yet none is coming, all the promises were lies, all the benefits were restrictions. Sit there with your fingers in your ears until next summer, I’m sure it will be all fine by then…

They might even be able to pick up the echoes through sitting there with their fingers in their ears.
The notion of severely reducing trade with your nearest neighbours was always barking. It's the less affluent that are suffering, but it's extending up the pay/asset scales.

 

[sparkie]

It is an echo chamber, but then Brexit is and was a giant echo chamber. But all the echoes were false, and all the project fear has proved real. So threads like this are now echoing the reality so I have a bit of sympathy that really, as a voter for this you want something somewhere that gives that validation for what you voted for and yet none is coming, all the promises were lies, all the benefits were restrictions. Sit there with your fingers in your ears until next summer, I’m sure it will be all fine by then…

Yeah, there has been pretty much no good news of Brexit benefits.


And no prospect of there being any. No indications at all.

So the country needs to step back, air and echo the problems, and encourage visionary! politicians to step up and fix the issues.