[Politics] Brexit

[Herr Tubthumper]

Much the same view as the farmers, who were of course pro brexit.

O well.

Same as that prick who owns Whetherspoons.

 

[WATFORD zero]

They knew what they were voting for! He's a former Tory candidate.

ONE of Scotland’s staunchest Brexiteers has blasted Boris Johnson’s post-Brexit immigration plans, warning they will be “catastrophic” for fishing industry.

Speaking on Radio 4’s Today programme, Jimmy Buchan, the CEO of the Scottish Seafood Association, warned that any “sea of opportunity” coming from Brexit would be lost if processing firms were forbidden from hiring workers from overseas

https://www.thenational.scot/news/1...igration-plans-catastrophic-fishing-industry/

Much the same view as the farmers, who were of course pro brexit.

O well.

 

[daveinplzen]

Laughable, if this well thought out cluster**** wasnt damaging the country

 

[A1X]

Speaking on Radio 4’s Today programme, Jimmy Buchan, the CEO of the Scottish Seafood Association, warned that any “sea of opportunity” coming from Brexit would be lost if processing firms were forbidden from hiring workers from overseas

It's amazing isn't it how there's all this supposed opportunity there to grab but it keeps miraculously vanishing every time something happens.

 

[Grombleton]

That dopey cow on QT finished me off - asking why the EU have stopped dredging our rivers, implying that it's their fault we've flooded

 

[Thunder Bolt]

That dopey cow on QT finished me off - asking why the EU have stopped dredging our rivers, implying that it's their fault we've flooded

She was a plant the same as the one in pink next to her. I didn't watch the programme but the clips are all over social media.
Rivers in France are dredged and the Dutch know exactly how to deal with flooding. In fact, in 2014, the Dutch helped out on the Somerset Levels.

The problem is that people watch QT and then repeat the lie the next day.

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[narly101]

Lets take another look at this Immigration bill, from another view - and taking purely the hospitality industry in the example.

If, and this is a massive if, we do have sufficient people in the UK to fill the employment demands after January 1st 2021, it most certainly won't be on the current wages. The industry, will, therefore, need to either reduce margins and/or increase prices.

Given the hugely competitive and over concentrated marketplace that exists across that industry in the UK we will see a large number of places disappear. We've already seen large numbers of restaurant/coffee shops/pub closures for some of the larger industry names, and this will not get any better. The places that will suffer first as a consequence will be smaller, more isolated communities (ironically those who voted Leave).

 

[Grombleton]

She was a plant the same as the one in pink next to her. I didn't watch the programme but the clips are all over social media.
Rivers in France are dredged and the Dutch know exactly how to deal with flooding. In fact, in 2014, the Dutch helped out on the Somerset Levels.

The problem is that people watch QT and then repeat the lie the next day.

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If they're a plant, why do they make them so transparent and dim? Or is this the mentality we have to put up with now: We've left the EU, but it's still their fault?

 

[daveinplzen]

If they're a plant, why do they make them so transparent and dim? Or is this the mentality we have to put up with now: We've left the EU, but it's still their fault?

Everything from now on will be the EU's fault. Brexiteers don't have thick enough skins to accept any responsibility

 

[Magwitch Gull]

Farmers, poor souls!!!

Much the same view as the farmers, who were of course pro brexit.

O well.

The Farmers are going to have to invest in mechanization instead of taking advantage of cheap foreign labour, there isn't much that can't be picked by machine. They've had a good run in their Range Rovers, time looked to the future!

 

[JC Footy Genius]

Comedy gold as ever on this thread. After nearly four years telling us we always had control of EU immigration and voting Brexit wouldn't result in any real reduction anyway .. the gloomerati NOW complain about the new immigration system, which we couldn't introduce while in the EU, reducing immigration to such a level that we will have a shortage of workers. [emoji38]

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[portslade seagull]

Comedy gold as ever on this thread. After nearly four years telling us we always had control of EU immigration and voting Brexit wouldn't result in any real reduction anyway .. the gloomerati NOW complain about the new immigration system, which we couldn't introduce while in the EU, reducing immigration to such a level that we will have a shortage of workers. [emoji38]

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May some of them can cover the shortfall rather then spreading their gloom on here

 

[WATFORD zero]

Comedy gold as ever on this thread. After nearly four years telling us we always had control of EU immigration and voting Brexit wouldn't result in any real reduction anyway .. the gloomerati NOW complain about the new immigration system, which we couldn't introduce while in the EU, reducing immigration to such a level that we will have a shortage of workers. [emoji38]

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I see NSC's ardent Unionist is in for his daily post.

I was wondering what do you make of Sinn Féin's success in the Irish Elections following Johnson's announcement of the new customs procedures in the Irish Sea ? And all as a result of you finally getting the 'good deal' you wanted all along with the Irish Sea Border.

I think the name change from 'Conservative and Unionist Party' may be the least of you and your Unionist friends concerns now

 

[WATFORD zero]

May some of them can cover the shortfall rather then spreading their gloom on here

And again, in English

PS. Managed to figure out whether 1.4% of $2.824 trillion is bigger than 1.2% of $18.292 trillion yet ?

 

[Westdene Seagull]

She was a plant the same as the one in pink next to her. I didn't watch the programme but the clips are all over social media.
Rivers in France are dredged and the Dutch know exactly how to deal with flooding. In fact, in 2014, the Dutch helped out on the Somerset Levels.

The problem is that people watch QT and then repeat the lie the next day.

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The woman is clearly stupid but why does that make her a plant ? Planted by whom ?

 

[Lincoln Imp]

Comedy gold as ever on this thread. After nearly four years telling us we always had control of EU immigration and voting Brexit wouldn't result in any real reduction anyway .. the gloomerati NOW complain about the new immigration system, which we couldn't introduce while in the EU, reducing immigration to such a level that we will have a shortage of workers. [emoji38]

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Excellent. Can you give us an estimate - plus/minus one will be OK - of the actual number of posters who have been telling you that we always 'had control' of EU immigration?

If at the same time you could finally deal with Watford's repeated requests for you to say what you think of Johnson's new customs controls between different parts of the Union it would lovely.

 

[Lever]

She was a plant the same as the one in pink next to her. I didn't watch the programme but the clips are all over social media.
Rivers in France are dredged and the Dutch know exactly how to deal with flooding. In fact, in 2014, the Dutch helped out on the Somerset Levels.

The problem is that people watch QT and then repeat the lie the next day.

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I think this is the point; whether the duo were told to make a stupid comment or really are that daft, we've had quite enough of lies being spread and swallowed by the gullible.......

 

[Thunder Bolt]

The woman is clearly stupid but why does that make her a plant ? Planted by whom ?

The producer of Question Time. Look her up and see what company she keeps.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Excellent. Can you give us an estimate - plus/minus one will be OK - of the actual number of posters who have been telling you that we always 'had control' of EU immigration?

If at the same time you could finally deal with Watford's repeated requests for you to say what you think of Johnson's new customs controls between different parts of the Union it would lovely.

He could be referring to me quoting Article 7 which requires EU migrants to get a job within three months of arrival, and having health insurance.
The problem is that the UK never implemented this because they didn’t do exit checks.

 

[portslade seagull]

And again, in English

PS. Managed to figure out whether 1.4% of $2.824 trillion is bigger than 1.2% of $18.292 trillion yet ?

Yes but you had to add them altogether I was talking singular not a great figure when you consider its 27 countries all added together. Hows the EU budget talks going not good by all accounts and poor old Varadkar out on his arse