MEP Nigel farage

[Pretty pink fairy]

I think most of the population of the UK is laughing - or crying. The whole Brexit thing is an unbelievable shambles. A campaign full of lies and deceit, followed by implosion of the two main political parties, the potential break up of the United Kingdom, and an economic recession. All this for what? A relationship with the EU which will be marginally different (slightly worse) than the one we have now. Would 52% of the population have voted "Leave" if they'd realised this would happen? Of course not. Yet we're probably going to stagger on, inflecting more self harm, in the name of "democracy". And, as I have maintained all along, it will be the poor and disadvantaged who really suffer. What a joke we are. No wonder the world thinks we're a laughing stock.

Are you a comedian
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DR

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

He didn't need to become anything, he needed to keep his big gob shut. Leave voters and Farage have turned the UK into a laughing stock.

read your post again
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DR

 

[vegster]

I don't holiday in Spain ,nothing like pidgeon holing
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DR

Perhaps instead you prefer to holiday briefly in Bastogne then ? Only briefly, not long enough to get any Duty Free's no doubt.

Regards, Vegster

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Perhaps instead you prefer to holiday briefly in Bastogne then ? Only briefly, not long enough to get any Duty Free's no doubt.

Regards, Vegster

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
regards
DR

 

[Jim in the West]

A bit over the top don't you think "most"........considering 52% over 17million voted Out...then "most" is a tad exaggerated to say the least.

A lot of the Outers will be completely bemused - and a little frightened, I think. Their darlings (Gove and Boris) dissed the "experts", but oddly enough those experts' views now seem rather prescient.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

The man is an utter prick and a liar.

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You're missing the point ,not your average joe bloggs are they
regards
DR

 

[vegster]

I think most of the population of the UK is laughing - or crying. The whole Brexit thing is an unbelievable shambles. A campaign full of lies and deceit, followed by implosion of the two main political parties, the potential break up of the United Kingdom, and an economic recession. All this for what? A relationship with the EU which will be marginally different (slightly worse) than the one we have now. Would 52% of the population have voted "Leave" if they'd realised this would happen? Of course not. Yet we're probably going to stagger on, inflecting more self harm, in the name of "democracy". And, as I have maintained all along, it will be the poor and disadvantaged who really suffer. What a joke we are. No wonder the world thinks we're a laughing stock.

I wonder what is going to happen in 3-4 years time,2 years after we may have haggled out our exit. What will happen when those people in Sunderland and Walsall and Sheffield find that Brexit hasn't given them the magical benefit of well paid jobs and that inflation is up and austerity is biting yet again ?

What happens when there is limited immigration and yet still there are no new well paid jobs ? Who and what can they blame then ?. We are slightly luckier down south but I still don't see any benefits in leaving, the NHS " Funding " has gone already, today the governor of the Bank of England predicts a slowdown of the economy and a reduction in interest rates in order to stimulate some kind of growth.

We are not going to be going through a boom any time for the foreseeable future and when the penny drops to those disaffected Leavers, who do they turn on next ?

 

[Soulman]

A lot of the Outers will be completely bemused - and a little frightened, I think. Their darlings (Gove and Boris) dissed the "experts", but oddly enough those experts' views now seem rather prescient.

"A lot"......need to be a lot of 17million, do you know or just "think".

 

[vegster]

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
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DR

Sorry if I am keeping you up, enjoy your new found " freedom " .

 

[lawros left foot]

A bit over the top don't you think "most"........considering 52% over 17million voted Out...then "most" is a tad exaggerated to say the least.

In a population of 65mil, 17 mil isn't even a third

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

A lot of the Outers will be completely bemused - and a little frightened, I think. Their darlings (Gove and Boris) dissed the "experts", but oddly enough those experts' views now seem rather prescient.

No, the experts have not been proved prescient or anything else. It will take years for the impact of our exit to be measured.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

I wonder what is going to happen in 3-4 years time,2 years after we may have haggled out our exit. What will happen when those people in Sunderland and Walsall and Sheffield find that Brexit hasn't given them the magical benefit of well paid jobs and that inflation is up and austerity is biting yet again ?

What happens when there is limited immigration and yet still there are no new well paid jobs ? Who and what can they blame then ?. We are slightly luckier down south but I still don't see any benefits in leaving, the NHS " Funding " has gone already, today the governor of the Bank of England predicts a slowdown of the economy and a reduction in interest rates in order to stimulate some kind of growth.

We are not going to be going through a boom any time for the foreseeable future and when the penny drops to those disaffected Leavers, who do they turn on next ?

Well it wont be the EU grim reaper , you're sounding weak and deafeatist no wonder remain failed , you need to believe in YOUR country
regards
DR

 

[Prince Monolulu]

A lot of the Outers will be completely bemused - and a little frightened, I think. Their darlings (Gove and Boris) dissed the "experts", but oddly enough those experts' views now seem rather prescient.

They were never my 'darlings', far from it. I voted for the concept and not the personalities.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

In a population of 65mil, 17 mil isn't even a third

Dry your eyes
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DR

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

They were never my 'darlings', far from it. I voted for the concept and not the personalities.

That is a good point. I always wanted to leave whoever was leading a campaign or the country. Heck, I would have even voted leave if Jeremy Corbyn would have been honest.

 

[vegster]

Well it wont be the EU grim reaper , you're sounding weak and deafeatist no wonder remain failed , you need to believe in YOUR country
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DR

Ha ha, " Weak and Defeatist " ... hilario... so please explain how Brexit is going to improve the lives of millions...come on, answers please rather than a stupid comment. Lets hear your manifesto for making Great Britain great again..

 

[Grombleton]

Why is anyone even caring about this gobshite?

Whether that's Farage or PPF, you can choose. it's relevant either way.

 

[El Presidente]

You're missing the point ,not your average joe bloggs are they
regards
DR

Unlike Nigel Farage, ex Dulwich College public schoolboy and commodities broker in the City of London, about as working class as you can get. .

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Ha ha, " Weak and Defeatist " ... hilario... so please explain how Brexit is going to improve the lives of millions...come on, answers please rather than a stupid comment. Lets hear your manifesto for making Great Britain great again..

its always been Great Britain only the likes of you want to down grade it I dont have a manefesto ,but would like to believe that the country is an attractive proposition for future investment and the return of Manufacturing to this country would be a good start rather than more cafe and charity shops
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DR

 

[GoldWithFalmer]

That is a good point. I always wanted to leave whoever was leading a campaign or the country. Heck, I would have even voted leave if Jeremy Corbyn would have been honest.

I never wanted Borris for PM that's for sure...I full agree with the last bit and that is saying something as I have never voted Labour.