[Politics] Brexit

[Is it PotG?]

Well feck me, the FEARmongers are out in force on Question Time.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Yes, i agree, i hope we come out of Brexit very well. We shall see, we both voted differently, it happens. Nice to see you do want us to come out of it well.

I do, mainly for the poor *******s who voted remain, but also for the gullible *******s who voted leave. The minority who voted leave, for racist or xenophobic reasons, I wish nothing but personal disaster, and financial meltdown.[/QUOTE]
regards
DR

 

[GT49er]

Yes, i agree, i hope we come out of Brexit very well. We shall see, we both voted differently, it happens. Nice to see you do want us to come out of it well.

I do, mainly for the poor and the excluded and the ignored who voted leave, but also for the gullible *******s who voted remain. The minority who voted remain, so that they could remain on the gravy train, because they were 'all right Jack' and earning massive wages/profits, and because they were in the cosy elite that thought being in the EU was their privilege, at the expense of the under-privileged, I wish nothing but personal disaster, and financial meltdown.

Corrected for you.


This service is free and involves no massive payments to the EU.........................................

 

[The Rivet]

I do love the desperation of remainers. It has the sarcastic smell of 'napalm' in the morning.

 

[studio150]

For those few that have faith in our ability to the best possible deal for this country may need to think again.

The botched handling of a nuclear decommissioning contract has left the UK taxpayers with a bill of £100m.

Unbelievable but 2 American companies laughing all the way to the bank.

So how much will similar botched deals with the EU cost the UK taxpayer?

 

[JC Footy Genius]

I know you're really enjoying your current theme of calling people who disagree with you 'undemocratic extremists' but can you just explain why people who would prefer the soft Brexit you outline above to the hard Brexit preferred by UKIP members, a subsection of the Tory party and a minority of the general public deserve it?

Hardly controversial calling people who want to reverse/circumvent the referendum before the will of the majority can be enacted undemocratic and extreme. Entirely accurate and don't forget the Loon bit.

 

[studio150]

Hardly controversial calling people who want to reverse/circumvent the referendum before the will of the majority can be enacted undemocratic and extreme. Entirely accurate and don't forget the Loon bit.

A period of demagogy politics which Mrs May is continuing which history will judge as a period where vision and foresight was sadly missing from our political leaders

 

[Soulman]

Quite enjoyed the Brexit debate on the BBC last night. Strong three representing Brexit, did well.

 

[dazzer6666]

For those few that have faith in our ability to the best possible deal for this country may need to think again.

The botched handling of a nuclear decommissioning contract has left the UK taxpayers with a bill of £100m.

Unbelievable but 2 American companies laughing all the way to the bank.

So how much will similar botched deals with the EU cost the UK taxpayer?

How much has botched deals within the EU cost us over the years ?

 

[Deleted member 22389]

For those few that have faith in our ability to the best possible deal for this country may need to think again.

The botched handling of a nuclear decommissioning contract has left the UK taxpayers with a bill of £100m.

Unbelievable but 2 American companies laughing all the way to the bank.

So how much will similar botched deals with the EU cost the UK taxpayer?

You talk about waste, how about the Europa building at a cost of £300m
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/12/08/eu-unveils-new-300m-space-egg-hq-europa-brussels/

How insensitive can you get, especially when millions of real Europeans are struggling.

 

[Soulman]

You talk about waste, how about the Europa building at a cost of £300m
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/12/08/eu-unveils-new-300m-space-egg-hq-europa-brussels/

How insensitive can you get, especially when millions of real Europeans are struggling.

Moving from one building to another every month costs a fortune. What is this 19000 new guidelines coming out today via the EU.

 

[Tom Bombadil]

I notice how the government is quietly backing away from all the hard brexit rhetoric.

 

[studio150]

What is this 19000 new guidelines coming out today via the EU.

Ok what are these NEW 19000 EU guidelines.

All that red tape what with these new 19000 guidelines and these 19000 guidelines

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/03/27/britain-could-still-subject-19000-eu-rules-regulations-brexit/amp/

38000 guidelines from today

Spot on?

 

[Titanic]

I notice how the government is quietly backing away from all the hard brexit rhetoric.

The govt have never used the term hard Brexit... mainly because such a thing doesn't exist. There is Brexit or no Brexit. Hard Brexit is a tag invented by of the remoanians so they can whimper at the evil Tories.

 

[nicko31]

You talk about waste, how about the Europa building at a cost of £300m
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/12/08/eu-unveils-new-300m-space-egg-hq-europa-brussels/

How insensitive can you get, especially when millions of real Europeans are struggling.

£650m to build Scottish parliament, £4B to renovate ours.

Seems like a good deal to me

 

[nicko31]

I notice how the government is quietly backing away from all the hard brexit rhetoric.

Yep, think they are finally realising its will be better to pay to get some market access than leave with no deal and see the UK economy implode.

We need to impose a Brexit levy to pay for it, all other routes of raising funds due to this cretinous government's manifesto promises

 

[ManOfSussex]

The govt have never used the term hard Brexit... mainly because such a thing doesn't exist. There is Brexit or no Brexit. Hard Brexit is a tag invented by of the remoanians so they can whimper at the evil Tories.

What happens if when Brexit has happened and Brexit means Brexit, that it isn't quite what some people expected - such as immigration not dropping much, The UK staying under the remit of various EU bodies as we don't have our own, parallel laws remaining in place, negotiations dragging on for years, still paying some contributions to The EU, etc? Is that still Brexit or is that no Brexit?

 

[ManOfSussex]

£650m to build Scottish parliament, £4B to renovate ours.

Seems like a good deal to me

l wonder if The NHS will lose it's extra £350m a week it's getting for a few months to pay for that. I do hope not.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

£650m to build Scottish parliament, £4B to renovate ours.

Seems like a good deal to me

A stunning deal, that's a bargain. I guess when you have the economies of scale like the EU working in your favour you can strike good deals like this?

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

The govt have never used the term hard Brexit... mainly because such a thing doesn't exist. There is Brexit or no Brexit. Hard Brexit is a tag invented by of the remoanians so they can whimper at the evil Tories.

You're using semantics to thinly vail your bullshit. Call it what you like but unless you're stupid you know the "no deal" end of the spectrum is a hard-Brexit.